Good morning, Lawton.

The Toys for Kids Program at Fort Sill is distributing over 3,000 toys to families of active duty members, supporting 500 soldiers' families and about 1,000 children for the holidays.

Red River Transportation is offering free in-town rides in December to alleviate the financial burden of holiday emergency transportation.

The City of Lawton announced holiday closures and adjustments to trash collection schedules, with city offices and public libraries closing for Christmas and New Year's, and specific trash pickup dates set for residents in different areas.

The United Way of Southwest Oklahoma and the Red Cross held a winter storm and fire safety training event for parents and children, providing attendees with supplies and safety tips.

Lawton Animal Shelter moves to a former fire station on West Lee Boulevard for expansion.

A driver was hospitalized after their car rolled over and crashed into the Wolf Creek bridge on West Gore Boulevard, causing temporary westbound traffic diversion.

The Lawton Ballet announces performances of 'The Nutcracker' at McMahon Auditorium from December 20-22, with tickets priced at $11 for children and $13 for adults.

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority approved higher tolls on several turnpikes to fund new construction, with prices set to increase in January 2025 and adjust biennially by 6% thereafter.

The Christmas Express offers tours through the Holiday in the Park light display, running evenings and extended hours on weekends for $5 per person.

The annual Great Plains Invitational basketball tournament begins December 12 with local Lawton schools, including an undefeated Wolverines team, competing for citywide honors.

Annual Christmas Comedy Show at Comedy Avenue

The Christmas Comedy Show features a night of laughter with comedy performances, door prizes, free snacks, and BYOB options in a festive atmosphere.