Tarra Bates is a journalist based in Lawton, Oklahoma, focusing on local news and community events. She writes for KSWO TV and her work has also appeared in YourTango. Tarra is dedicated to keeping her community informed about important issues and highlighting the positive stories happening in Lawton and the surrounding area.
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Tarra Bates' coverage focuses on local events, government and politics, crime, and entertainment news in the Lawton area of Oklahoma. She frequently covers community events, local government announcements, and interviews with prominent figures.
If you have insights into upcoming community events or cultural happenings in Lawton or if you can provide expert commentary on local government decisions or political developments within this region, your pitch is likely to resonate well with Tarra. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives related to crime trends or entertainment news specific to Lawton and its surrounding areas, she may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Kevin Haggenmiller, Tarra Bates
McKinney joined 7News to discuss his decision, reflect on his time as sheriff and look forward to the future of Stephens County.
By: Kevin Haggenmiller, Cole Brumbelow, Tarra Bates
On this week’s edition of Monday with the Mayor, Altus Mayor Robert Garrison joined 7News.
By: Kevin Haggenmiller, Tarra Bates
Chairman Lawrence SpottedBird joined 7News for another edition of Kiowa Happenings.
File photo of an empty classroom. (Pexels) By Justin Allen Rose and Tarra Bates Published: Jul. 3, 2024 at 11:09 PM GMT+2
By: Tarra Bates, Alex Rosa-Figueroa
Testimony was heard from school officials calling for her termination, and witnesses supporting her role in the school. The board ultimately voted to fire her.
Friday was a big day for the Comanche Nation, as they began their 71st annual Homecoming Powwow.
By: Tarra Bates
Pastor Daniels’ memory lingers on and so does a hope by the community for closure in this case.
By: Tarra Bates, Justin Allen Rose
She says he was only at CCDC for 10 days before he lost his life.
By: Alex Rosa-Figueroa, Tarra Bates
The 4th annual Women’s Business Summit is coming up next week.
Sickle cell disease results in crescent-shaped red blood cells that clog up veign and disrupt blood flow. (CBS News) By Tarra Bates Published: Sep. 14, 2024 at 12:29 AM GMT+2
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