Johnathan Lewis is a journalist for KSWO TV, covering local news in Lawton, Oklahoma. With a focus on community stories, Johnathan brings attention to important issues such as homelessness, defense initiatives, and local events. His reporting aims to inform and engage viewers while highlighting the positive impact individuals and organizations have on the community.
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Johnathan Lewis focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Lawton, Oklahoma area. His coverage includes a wide range of topics such as support services, veterans and military-related issues, retirement milestones, upgrades and improvements in the community.
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Veterans take an oath to serve the country when they enlist, one that could ultimately cost them their life.
At around 6:30 that morning, the Grandfield Fire Department received a call about a home on fire.
The City of Altus Parks and Recreation Director, Michael Shive, says the new pool additions include rock climbing walls, a zip line, a new diving platform, and an entirely new pool and lazy river.
There are only three Brigadier Generals on Fort Sill and today's promotion ceremony is only second in the last year to take place.
By: Johnathan Lewis
Last weekend, a man and his two sons were preparing for outdoor activities, when things took an unexpected turn with a machete.
By: Johnathan Lewis, Dorothy Sedovic
GRAPHIC: This video contains content that may be disturbing to some viewers. A father says he couldn’t be more proud of his son after the 11-year-old came to his aid during a dire situation. (Source: KSWO)
The day started with networking and relationship building at FISTA, this before the signing took place that would ensure the next half decade of partnership between FISTA and Camgian.
By: Cole Brumbelow, Johnathan Lewis
The RMRS, or Region 3 Medical Response System, held day one of its two-day annual workshop on Wednesday, training medical professionals from around the region.
By: Cole Brumbelow, Johnathan Lewis
The Duncan Youth Wrestling Club received a big honor at the Duncan City Council meeting this week from Mayor Robert Armstrong.
The community of Duncan was invited to Duncan Regional Hospital this week for the Duncan Mental Health Fair.
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