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Lawton Woman Suing President Trump For $10 Million

Lawton Woman Suing President Trump For $10 Million

A Lawton woman is suing President Donald Trump, claiming he violated her 5th and 14th amendment rights.

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Anti-hunger advocates to gather at Oklahoma State Capitol

Anti-hunger advocates to gather at Oklahoma State Capitol

Christian Hans Thursday is Anti-Hunger Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol, and state lawmakers will spend the day connecting with food security advocates to work toward eliminating hunger.

Anti-hunger advocates to gather at Oklahoma State Capitol

Anti-hunger advocates to gather at Oklahoma State Capitol

Christian Hans Thursday is Anti-Hunger Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol, and state lawmakers will spend the day connecting with food security advocates to work toward eliminating hunger.

Oklahoma Forestry Service Director fired over wildfire response

Oklahoma Forestry Service Director fired over wildfire response

Destini Pittman Oklahoma's Forestry Service Director, Mark Goeller, was fired amidst criticism of wildfire response—Gov. Kevin Stitt announces.

Oklahoma Forestry Service Director fired over wildfire response

Oklahoma Forestry Service Director fired over wildfire response

Destini Pittman Oklahoma's Forestry Service Director, Mark Goeller, was fired amidst criticism of wildfire response—Gov. Kevin Stitt announces.

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Associated Press The Education Department reopened online applications for income-driven student loan repayment plans after a court ruling, addressing delays for borrowers seeking relief.

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Associated Press The Education Department reopened online applications for income-driven student loan repayment plans after a court ruling, addressing delays for borrowers seeking relief.

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Anti-hunger advocates to gather at Oklahoma State Capitol

Anti-hunger advocates to gather at Oklahoma State Capitol

Christian Hans Thursday is Anti-Hunger Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol, and state lawmakers will spend the day connecting with food security advocates to work toward eliminating hunger.

Oklahoma Forestry Service Director fired over wildfire response

Oklahoma Forestry Service Director fired over wildfire response

Destini Pittman Oklahoma's Forestry Service Director, Mark Goeller, was fired amidst criticism of wildfire response—Gov. Kevin Stitt announces.

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Associated Press The Education Department reopened online applications for income-driven student loan repayment plans after a court ruling, addressing delays for borrowers seeking relief.

South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

News On 6 Gusty south winds return today with highs in the 80s, a storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday, and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Tess Maune If you have a fishing, hunting, or outdoor snapshot you'd like to see featured, send it to Tess Maune on Facebook.

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Alyssa Miller Early voting begins Thursday in Oklahoma for the April 1 election, with voters deciding on state and local races, school bond proposals, and a sales tax increase in Claremore.

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