Good morning, Lawton.

Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj.

Gordon Shaw now leads Ambucs as national president—he was inspired by a Lawton Extreme Home Makeover project for drill sergeant Gene Westbrook and brings Army-honed values to community service across the country.

Lawton filmmaker Amy Scott has released her new documentary, 'Lainey Wilson: Keepin’ Country Cool,' streaming on Netflix today; the film follows the country star as she tours, gets engaged, and displays her down-to-earth style.

Lawton police officers will serve tables at Jimmy’s Egg on 38th Street today from 7 a.m. to noon to raise funds for Special Olympics Oklahoma and build community ties.

After Dr. Gregory Powell collapsed at home on May 20, his daughter and wife performed CPR until EMS arrived, saving his life.

He now urges locals to learn CPR so everyone can help in an emergency.

Triple-digit heat is affecting Texoma and emergency managers urge outdoor workers and residents without air conditioning to stay hydrated and seek shelter during peak hours— the Salvation Army cooling center in Lawton is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. offering relief and resources.

Thirty-five seniors competed in a fitness challenge at Refinery RX in Cyril on Friday morning as part of the Oklahoma Senior Games.

The event, which serves as a qualifier for the National Senior Games in Tulsa next year, saw an 80-year-old hold a plank for two minutes.