The widow of Daniel Arredondo has filed the lawsuit against Wichita Falls and the Archer Western Construction Company for the wrongful death of the River Road Waste Water treatment plant pump mechanic. Arredondo and another worker died last July following a hazmat incident at that facility.
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Businesses recovering from flooding in Wichita Falls
Last weekend's flooding has caused problems for many, leaving some contemplating what is next for their business or home. Houses and businesses off Kemp were some of the hardest hit, one being Express Employment Professionals.
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New business may bring hundreds of new jobs
Wichita Falls is experiencing a surge in economic growth and development - and bringing with it new jobs and city officials say more may be on the way. A Midwest based call center company may be opening a new location in Wichita Falls.
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Praying for Peace
A Prayer for Peace, Pastor John Riggs of the Texoma Cowboy Church is preparing for a trip from Wichita Falls to Washington D.C. Riggs leaves tomorrow morning for a 40-day call for revival trip on horseback. He hope to revive peace and share his message with churches along his journey.
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High Water Can Cause High Cost Car Damage
On September 24th heavy rains caused massive flooding in Texoma, some roads seemed unpassable as they were covered by high water. However, many drivers still risked wading through the water in their vehicles.
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Collision sends one to the hospital
A woman was taken to the hospital this morning after being pinned in a vehicle... The collision happened just after 9:15a.m. on Wednesday. Wichita Falls Police said the driver of a white Chevy Silverado ran a stop sign while going eastbound on York and hit an SUV going northbound on Lebanon.
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Wichita Falls Animal Services Center renovations close to complete
A lot of people believe too many animals are being euthanized in Wichita Falls and the surrounding communities. That is why the Animal Services Center in Wichita Falls began expanding their facility in February.
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Transgender Debate: Advocates speak out on injunction
People from all across Texas were in Wichita Falls today to hear the court's argument on the Transgender Debate. "I don't know why they are fighting over it," said 8-year old Marilyn Morrison who came with her mother from Ft.
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Car Buyers Beware
Just days after the heavy rains and flooding in Wichita Falls car insurance agents are warning potential car buyers to be weary of the purchases they make in the coming weeks and months. One of the biggest problems for car buyers following a flooding event is purchasing a flood damaged vehicle without even knowing it.
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Wichita Falls once again focus of the transgender debate
Wichita Falls once again takes center stage in the battle for transgender rights. On Friday, the U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas, will hear arguments in a case involving the Harrold ISD and the State of Texas.
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6 Around Town
Missonpointe's goal is to not only spread the gospel of Christ but to also provide a helping hand to the less fortunate in our community. Missionpointe is putting on a 5K on Saturday to benefit the homeless and those in need in our area.
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Nepal continues to rebuild from the destruction a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that devastated the country. Last month we brought you the story of a Wichita Falls local on the ground in Nepal helping with aid, and his former boy scout troop contributing to the cause.
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Wichita Falls is one step away from getting hundreds of new jobs
Hundreds of jobs could be on the way to Wichita Falls. The city is one step away from filling more primary jobs in the community, which could add to the city's regional strength.
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Gun Show Discharge: Organizers Stress Importance of Gun Safety
Three people were sent to the hospital Saturday morning after a gun accidentally discharged at the "Wichita Falls Gun and Knife Show". Police and First Responders rushed to the scene Saturday morning after a gun went off and injured 3 people, less than 5 minutes before opening to the public.
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Holder's Hideaway: Red River Hot Dogs
"People know when the umbrella goes up, the fires on and the dogs are cooking," Brian Lemmond, owner of Red River Hot Dogs, said. Lemmond has been grilling hot dogs a little over a year now after he decided to leave his old job at Sheppard Air Force Base to start his own business.
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From the A-J's Pages: Score of families marooned in Abilene flood; Wichita Falls next
New York - An Australian Communist journalist who toured Communist-controlled areas of South Viet Nam said Thursday night the Viet Cong's supporters reach high up into the ranks of the Saigon administration and the South Vietnamese army.
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Gun Show Discharge: changes to future security up in the air
Business carried on as usual Sunday at the Wichita Falls Gun and Knife Show just a day after an accidental discharge of a firearm injured three people. Newschannel 6 spoke to event organizer, Joe Tom White about possible changes in safety and security that could come following this weekend's events.
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House fire on Alamo Drive
A fire broke out at a home in Wichita Falls on Monday. Wichita falls firefighters responded to a house fire in the 4500 block of Alamo Drive just before 9 a.m. No injuries were reported by officials No word yet on the cause or how much damage there was to the home.
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Job fair hiring hundreds of new employees
Looking for work? USA800 - call center company - is moving forward with plans to open a new call center in Wichita Falls. USA800 executives say they are are ready to start hiring hundreds of new employees.
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Mammography
Austin Water Utility has authorized $488,400 in emergency spending to repair a lift station that flooded in August causing roughly 50,000 ga Former UT running back Cedric Benson has been sued in over an alleged attack by his Rottweiler on a woman and her dog, according to court re A radiologist compares an image from earlier, 2-D technology mammogram to the new 3-D Digital Breast Tomosynthesis mammography in Wichita Falls, Texas. The technology can detect much smaller cancers earlier.
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