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Candlelight vigil honors fallen wildlife officer, tribal veteran (opens the original)
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COMANCHE COUNTY, Okla. (KSWO) — Community members, loved ones and tribal leaders gathered at the Comanche Nation Complex September 10, for a candlelight vigil honoring U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Officer David Taylor and Comanche Nation member and veteran Vandell “No-Nye” Nauni. The 6:30 p.m. memorial brought the community together following the Railroad South Fire, which claimed the life of Officer Taylor as he worked to save residents from encroaching flames. During the ceremony, attendees
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority holds second community tour stop (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority held the second stop of its community tour at the Great Plains Technology Center on Wednesday at 5:30. The event brought together regulators, businesses and patients to discuss state rules. Key discussions focused on secret shopper compliance programs and a new bill to prevent packaging from appealing to children. Jason Yingling with OMMA said the goal is to hear different perspectives from the industry. “Yeah, so there is a lot of
Grassfire burns 30 acres, threatens homes in Cache (opens the original)
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CACHE, Okla. (KSWO) - Emergency Crews responded to a grassfire Tuesday at Paint and Bishop Road in Cache. According to Comanche County officials, the blaze started a little after 6 p.m. and burned through approximately 30 acres. The fire burned in backyards and fields, threatening homes and destroying two sheds, but no homes were damaged. Officials say the fire was contained and no injuries were reported. Responding crews included Cache, Indiahoma, and Pecan Creek volunteer fire departments. Cop
Comanche Nation Elder Center to accept donations for families affected by railroad fire (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Comanche Nation Elder Center is accepting donations for families affected by the Railroad South Fire near Indiahoma. Comanche Nation officials say they are accepting gently used clothing, towels, cookware, cleaning supplies and more. The director of the center says the community has been a great help to those in need. “My message for the community is I want to thank everyone that did come out. I actually live in that area where the fire happened and I want to thank eve
Motorcycle crash on Flower Mound Road sends one to hospital (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - A vehicle wreck on the east side of Lawton at the intersection of Flower Mound Road between Gore Boulevard and Cache Road sent at least one person to the hospital just after 8 p.m. on August 31. A news photographer at the scene witnessed a motorcycle rider transported by ambulance after a car and the motorcycle collided. The condition of the person transported is unknown at this time. The crash closed southbound lanes while emergency services worked the scene. You can coun
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