Scott Rains is a journalist for Lawton Publishing Company, focusing on local news in Lawton, Oklahoma. With a keen eye for crime and justice stories, Scott's articles cover a range of topics including court cases, law enforcement, and community events.
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By: Scott Rains Scott
DUNCAN — A Stephens County man is out on bond for charges relating to allegations he sexually harassed a worker under his charge at a fast food restaurant.
By: Scott Rains Scott
The Oklahoma Medical Examiner's autopsy report of a Fort Sill soldier found dead at Lake Lawtonka the morning of May 2 found his cause of death to be undetermined.
By: Scott Rains Scott
Following a jury trial Thursday, a woman accused of allowing her 3-year-old daughter to die from a 17-pound tumor in January 2019 was found competent to stand trial.
By: Scott Rains Scott
A Lawton man is in jail on $30,000 after he was charged with stabbing his brother who lives with him.
By: Scott Rains Scott
Accused of assaulting her 1-year-old son after getting high and having a bad dream as well as kicking a police officer, a Lawton woman is in jail on $100,000 bond.
LAWTON, OK — With their new video and single, "Thundersquatch," Chasing the Coyote are driving to new heights, and Thanh Le has a new EP and big show coming up.
By: Scott Rains Scott
Officials have identified the likely cause of the Rush Fire at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and while it still burns, anticipated weekend rains offer hope that will end.
By: Scott Rains Scott
Lines continued to snake out of the Comanche County Fairgrounds Great Plains Coliseum Annex Friday evening as in-person absentee voting continued for Tuesday's general election.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — Voters head to the polls Tuesday for the General Election. The State Election Board offers these tips and reminders to Oklahoma voters ahead of the November
By: Scott Rains Scott
After crews battled the Rush Fire at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for 10 days, and massive rainfall beginning Saturday, the fire is contained and most of the Refuge has reopened to the public.
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