Haley Wilson

Lawton

News Reporter and Anchor at KSWO-TV (Lawton, OK)

Evening anchor at @KSWO_7NEWS. Born and raised Lawtonian. I love hiking, traveling and naps. Opinions are my own. ✌🏼

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Medwatch: Cancer Centers of SWOK to host free head and neck cancer screening

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Every year, 105,000 people are diagnosed with head and neck cancer. Dr. Leann Smith, a Radiation Oncologist at the Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma, said it’s in the top five most prevalent cancers. She said head and neck cancers are a very diverse group of cancers, so the symptoms can vary. “You can have swelling in the neck, ” Dr. Smith said.
Stephens Co. Courthouse to close Tuesday for waterline repairs

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson

DUNCAN, Okla. (KSWO) - Planned waterline repairs in Duncan has officials there closing the Stephens County Courthouse, the election board and sheriff’s office Tuesday, April 8. Officials with the Sheriff’s department say their office and the election board will also be closed on Friday, April 11, because of a new generator being hooked up. If you have any emergencies, please call 911. Copyright 2025 KSWO. All rights reserved.
Waterline break causes Ferris Avenue to temporarily shut down

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson |Kemar Noel

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - A waterline break caused people living in the downtown of Lawton to lose water pressure and shut down part of Ferris Avenue. A city spokesperson says crews rerouted the water, so customers could have water again. They say a 24-inch water line broke because of ground movement from all the rain we’ve received recently. Officials say the waterline should be repaired in the next 8 to 10 hours. Copyright 2025 KSWO. All rights reserved.
Duncan police still searching for person of interest in shooting

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson

DUNCAN, Okla. (KSWO) - Police in Duncan are still looking for the man they believe shot another man on Sunday, April 6. Officials with the City of Duncan say officers were called out on a shooting and when they got there they found a man with a gunshot wound to his wrist. They say the victim told police that he and Jacob Berry got into an altercation at a home and that’s when Berry told him to leave.
Ronald McDonald House Charities Oklahoma City breaks ground on new house

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson

OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) - Ronald McDonald House Charities in Oklahoma City is working to build another house for families to stay at while their child is in the hospital. They’ve been providing free support to families staying in Oklahoma City when their child is ill or injured since 1984. Officials say Comanche County is one of the top referring counties.
Deadline to obtain REAL ID fast approaching

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The deadline to get a REAL ID is one month from April 7, so if you’re still needing to get one, the clock is winding down. A real ID, valid U.S. passport or other federal identification documents will be needed to board a domestic flight, get on military bases and enter certain federal buildings. To get a REAL ID you’re going to need to bring your original birth certificate, two forms of Oklahoma residence proof, and your Social Security Number.
Wichita Falls continues stage 1 drought watch

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson |Kemar Noel

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Wichita Falls residents are still under Stage 1 drought watch restrictions despite all of the recent rainfall in the area. A city spokesperson says stage one is automatically triggered once their combined lake levels go below 65 percent. The combined totals at lakes Arrowhead and Kickapoo are now at 67.9 percent, but it takes the city council to lift the automatic water restriction. No word on when they may meet to lift the restriction. Copyright 2025 KSWO. All rights reserved.
New payment portal launches for Wichita Falls residents

2 weeks ago | kswo.com | Haley Wilson |Kemar Noel

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KSWO) - A new payment portal is being launched on April 7, that could make it easier for those living in Wichita Falls to pay their utility bills. The portal allows them to pay their bills at any time of day and will let people check their payment history along with future payments. There is also an option to pay through a new automated phone system which is available 24/7. Residents can use the number (888) 421-9508 to pay over the phone.
‘He was so special’: Father turns grief into novel after losing son in car crash

2 months ago | fox5vegas.com | Haley Wilson

CACHE, Okla. (KSWO/Gray News) - A father who lost his young son in a car accident has grieved his loss and cherished his memories by writing a book. After Chris Zerzavy’s son died, he said he was struggling to sleep and had no plans of writing anything. “He was so special, and I don’t want to feel like 13 years was all he had,” Zerzavy said. However, his wife encouraged him to start writing down his thoughts. He found it therapeutic and took some leave from work to write.
‘He was so special’: Father turns grief into novel after losing son in car crash

2 months ago | actionnews5.com | Haley Wilson |Andrew Mcmunn

CACHE, Okla. (KSWO/Gray News) - A father who lost his young son in a car accident has grieved his loss and cherished his memories by writing a book. After Chris Zerzavy’s son died, he said he was struggling to sleep and had no plans of writing anything. “He was so special, and I don’t want to feel like 13 years was all he had,” Zerzavy said. However, his wife encouraged him to start writing down his thoughts. He found it therapeutic and took some leave from work to write.