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Doorbell camera captures curious elk at Comanche Co. home Elk visits Comanche County home By Jarred Burk | February 16, 2021 at 1:50 PM CST - Updated February 16 at 1:50 PM LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) - A Comanche County woman had a surprise visitor on Tuesday morning. She says her doorbell camera alerted to motion on the front porch and when she looked, she didn’t see a person walking up to the house, instead it was an elk. “Although it is fairly common to spot elk around the Medicine Park/Wichita Mts area this time of year, it was incredible how close to the house they got,” Sara Melros...

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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge issues Emergency Closure Order The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge has issued an Emergency Closure Order to restrict recreational activities in preparation for the upcoming winter weather. (Source: KSWO) By Tiffany Bechtel | February 12, 2021 at 3:25 PM CST - Updated February 12 at 4:17 PM LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) - The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge has issued an Emergency Closure Order to restrict recreational activities in preparation for the upcoming winter weather. Starting at sunset on Saturday, February 13, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wil...

During the state legislative session, would-be boosters bring forth proposals hoping to elevate their cause to the list of officially recognized Oregon state symbols.  Some even withstand scrutiny and move forward to join the ranks of the Western Meadowlark (state bird) and the hazelnut (state nut). During the 2021 legislative session, there are at least two such proposals: House Concurrent Resolution 1 seeks to recognize the onion as the state vegetable, and HCR 9 would designate rescued shelter dogs and cats as the official state pet. How well do you know some of Oregon's current sta...

Emergency warning issued in South Australia11/01/2021|1min An emergency warning has been issued for an out of control grass fire burning in Blackford, South Australia. The Country Fire Service (CFS) warns the blaze near Reedy Creek, Avenue Range and the Mount Scott Conservation park may pose a threat to lives directly in its path. Residents are advised to leave to a safer place if the path is clear, as it will soon be too dangerous to drive. Favourite