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Lawton announces traffic changes on SW Lee Boulevard as construction enters new phase
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton announced upcoming traffic changes on SW Lee Boulevard as construction work continues in the area. Beginning Tuesday, July 7, westbound lanes of SW Lee Boulevard between SW 52nd Street and SW 38th Street will reopen to traffic. City officials said the change marks a new phase of the ongoing roadway project.
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Oklahoma, Texas share real-time traffic data in new agreement
KCBD
TxDOT, Oklahoma DOT sign real-time traffic data-sharing agreement
KSWO
ODOT, TxDOT announce launch of bi-state data sharing agreement
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Estes Collision Warns Unrepaired Accident Damage Raises Summer Road Risk
Why Collision Repair Is Critical Before Drivers Plan Long Summer Road Trips. Miami, OK, June 26, 2026 — As summer travel season enters its peak months across northeastern Oklahoma and southern Kansas, Estes Collision is urging drivers with unresolved vehicle damage to seek a professional assessment before departing. The Miami, OK, auto collision shop highlights a pattern its technicians observe each summer: vehicles that sustained collision damage months earlier and were never repaired arrive with conditions that worsened under highway use.
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NE Rogers Lane closed after drainage structure collapses in Lawton
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton is advising residents of a road closure after a drainage structure collapsed near NE Rogers Lane and NE Tortoise Drive. Officials said NE Rogers Lane will be closed from NE Tortoise Drive to NE Village Drive until further notice while crews complete repairs.
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Portion of Rogers Lane temporarily closes after drainage structure collapse
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - A portion of Northeast Rogers Lane in Lawton is closed after a drainage structure collapsed near Northeast Tortoise Drive. City officials say the closure stretches from Northeast Tortoise Drive to Northeast Village Drive and will remain closed until repairs are completed. Crews will excavate the damaged...
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Heavy rain brings flooding, travel issues across northeast Oklahoma
TULSA, Okla. - Heavy rain on Wednesday morning caused flooding concerns, travel issues, and power disruptions across parts of the Tulsa metro. News On 6 received reports of flooded roadways and vehicles stranded in high water as periods of heavy rain moved through the area. Conditions changed throughout the morning as some streets began to clear while new flooding developed elsewhere.