Alex Rosa-Figueroa

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News Producer at KSWO-TV (Lawton, OK)

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Lawton-Fort Sill’s 11th annual Freedom Fest set to commence soon

4 days ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Lawton-Fort Sill’s 11th annual Freedom Fest is around the corner. The event will feature plenty of fun for families, from pony rides to bounce houses. In addition, dozens of local vendors will be on-site for attendees. The highlight of the event is that it will be one of the largest fireworks displays in Oklahoma!The Festival will run Friday night from 5 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.Then it will run Saturday from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.Copyright 2025 KSWO. All rights reserved.
United Indian Nations of Oklahoma to hold quarterly meeting discussing key issues

4 days ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) - Several Tribal leaders are gathering in Oklahoma City tomorrow for discussions on key issues. Starting tomorrow, the United Indian Nations of Oklahoma will hold its quarterly meeting. There, leaders will discuss matters like tribal governance, native health care, energy development, and cybersecurity on Tribal lands. The Chairman of the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association will be the event’s keynote speaker and will break down the recent economic impact study.
Noah Presgrove’s family files civil suit against people allegedly responsible for his death

4 days ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The family of the Stephens County teen found dead along Highway 81 in 2023 has filed a civil suit against a number of people who they claim are responsible for the death. According to a newly filed civil suit, the estate of Noah Presgove is seeking thousands of dollars in damages from the defendants who they say beat Noah to death. According to those court documents, Presgrove was beaten to death by one or more of the Defendants.
Three vehicles involved in early morning rollover crash

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

DUNCAN, Okla. (KSWO) - Duncan first responders were on the scene on June 20 for an early morning rollover crash. The accident happened off Highway 81 and Rine Avenue and involved three vehicles. It’s not clear what led to the crash, but two people needed to be taken by survival flight ground EMS for treatment. Their conditions are not known at this time. Copyright 2025 KSWO. All rights reserved.
Fort Sill Graduates: Graduation ceremony for 400 soldiers held by Fort Sill

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa |Kemar Noel

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - This week, around 400 soldiers from Delta Battery 1-22nd and Bravo 1-40th graduated in a ceremony on Post. They’ll now head to Advanced Individual Training schools to train for a wide range of different jobs, including artillery, medical, and many more. And we’re also recognizing a pair of distinguished honor graduatesSpecialist Brett Cain, a signal intelligence voice interceptor from Washington, is the Delta 1-22 honoree. He will serve in the Army National Guard.
Murder suspect on Oklahoma Top 10 Most Wanted list arrested in Dallas

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa |Kemar Noel

OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) - Authorities have arrested an Oklahoma murder suspect, who was recently added to Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s 10 Most Wanted list. Heather Lynn Harjo, 32, was arrested by the US Marshals Service earlier this week in Dallas. Harjo is accused of the April 28 killing of Summer Cheyenne Martin in Ada. She’s the eighth suspect from the 10 Most Wanted list apprehended this year and the 13th suspect arrested since Drummond launched the list last September.
Man arrested for reckless driving, fleeing scene after fiery crash on I-44 near Vinita

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - One person was arrested after a violent crash on the Will Rogers Turnpike. Oklahoma Highway Patrol says it happened near the Vinita Exit, where the driver of a car lost control and struck a semi truck. The Semi went off a bridge onto Highway 60, where it caught fire. The driver only suffered minor injuries. The driver of the car, Nurbin Remigio Hernandez-Guzman, ran from the scene into the nearby wooded area, where he was caught and arrested.
Lawmaker announces new study on potential harm of food dyes

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) - An Oklahoma lawmaker has announced a new study on the potential harm of food dyes. Senator Kristen Thompson says the study comes in response to various companies removing artificial dyes from their products. She says it should allow lawmakers to have more information when evaluating policy options for food and health. The details of the study have not been announced, but Thompson says it will be assigned to a committee by July 3. Copyright 2025 KSWO. All rights reserved.
New state lawmakers officially sworn into office

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa |Kemar Noel

OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) - A group of newly elected state lawmakers has been formally sworn into office. In the House of Representatives, Republican Representative Kevin Norwood of Owasso took the oath of office. He won the special general election this month and will represent House District 74, which covers Rogers and Tulsa counties. Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, Representatives Amanda Clinton and Aletia Timmons were sworn in.
Love County police busts attempted Human Smuggling operation

1 week ago | kswo.com | Alex Rosa-Figueroa

LOVE CO., Okla. (KSWO) - Police in Love County busted an attempted Human Smuggling operation this week. Officials say the Southern Oklahoma Sheriff’s Task Force made a traffic stop on a Texas-registered vehicle for expired registration. During the stop, deputies learned the driver was a non-citizen who was reportedly paid to smuggle four Guatemalan citizens to Oklahoma City from the Texas border.