Billie Hill is a journalist based in Lawton, Oklahoma, and writes for KSWO TV. With a focus on local news, Billie covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in KPLC-TV and WDTV 5 News.
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Billie Hill's coverage primarily focuses on local events, announcements, and community-related news in the Lawton area of Oklahoma. She frequently covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, real estate, non-profit organizations and also emphasizes education, entertainment news as well as government & politics.
If you are looking to reach out to Billie with a pitch or story idea it would be beneficial to provide localized content related to the Lawton area such as upcoming community events or noteworthy stories about local businesses and individuals. Additionally, providing insights into local government policies or educational initiatives may also resonate well with her coverage focus.
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By: Billie Hill, Cole Brumbelow
Two men are facing charges of Rioting out of Jackson County, following an altercation in Altus where a pistol was fired into a home.
By: Billie Hill, Cole Brumbelow
A Grady County man is facing charges of burglary and what court documents are listing as the unlawful removal of a dead body.
Lawton City Hall is upping their security measures. Effective today, Dec. 12, security will be screening bags, backpacks, and purses.
By: Billie Hill, Cole Brumbelow
The average asking price is $211,439 and they’ve been for sale on the market for an average of 74 days up from 41 days last month.
By: Billie Hill, Cole Brumbelow
In Harmon County, a 67-year-old man is being accused of lewd molestation from an alleged past incident.
By: Billie Hill, Cole Brumbelow
The United Way of Southwest Oklahoma is working to show people this season that “Change can be found in the streets!”
By: Billie Hill, Justin Rose
The groups came together to provide children and their families with some much needed items and a little Christmas cheer.
By: Billie Hill, Justin Allen Rose
For the last 34 years, a special Stephens County organization set out on a mission to feed people from across the country in the name of Christmas.
Lawton Police Chief James T. Smith joined 7News anchor Tarra Bates to discuss how we can keep our homes, cars and selves safe during the holiday season.
By: Billie Hill, Justin Allen Rose
Billingsley Ford, Hyundai, and Insurance are teaming up with local shelters to help provide for pets in need this year.
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