It has been almost 38 years, but Sheryl Mahon, who is now a grief counselor, said she remembers it like it was yesterday. "The sirens went off, and as we often did back in those days, we didn't pay much attention to it," said Mahon.
Woman whose sister died on Terrible Tuesday, uses her heartbreak to help others heal
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Toy rifle leads to a man's arrest in Wichita Falls
Just before 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening officers were called out to a home in the 2100 block of Avenue E. Witnesses told police a man had walked into the home, took a rifle and then took off in a beige Chevrolet Impala. The homeowner was contacted and told police they did not know Esparza and he was not given permission to be in their home.
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Texas Cattle Raisers Testify in Support of SB 740 for Eminent Domain Reform
The bill, authored by Sen. Lois Kolkhorst, takes several steps to protect private property owners from abuse in the eminent domain process whereby land is taken by private corporations and government entities for the "public good." Clayton Henry, a rancher from Wichita Falls, testified in favor of SB 740 on behalf of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association .
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It's time for springtime birds
Such is the case with what RonTom described when I returned home from a bus trip to Wichita Falls with ladies of Fellowship Church. Remember how I told you about putting blond dog hair from my mom's dog, Buddy, into a "suet cage" for birds to use as nesting material, hanging just outside our breakfast window? Over the weekend, Ron saw hummingbirds pulling Buddy's hair from the cage.
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Livingston man arrested after fatal auto-pedestrian wreck
Texas Department of Public Safety troopers arrested a 37-year-old Livingston man Tuesday after he was involved in an auto-pedestrian crash that killed one man and injured another. According to a press release, the auto-pedestrian wreck occurred on U.S. Highway 59 about a mile south of Shepherd at about 9:20 p.m. Tuesday.
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T.H.O.R. will test your skills this Saturday
Vickie Boyle stopped by the Newschannel 6 studios to discuss THOR. This obstacle course will test you both physically and mentally.
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Heroes of Texoma: Ted Klopf
Never say never; it is one of many things Ted Klopf, owner, and founder of Odd Duck Coffee, learned during his time in the U.S. Air Force. There he has served as a flight crew chief and has traveled the world, but now calls Wichita Falls his home.
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Pacific Coast League
As the Wichita Falls Nighthawks return home from a long, 3-games-in-4-weeks road trip, they made a big trade Wednesday! As the Wichita Falls Nighthawks return home from a long, 3-games-in-4-weeks road trip, they made a big trade Wednesday! #15 Mustang tennis routs #43 Dallas Baptist, 9-0 Midwestern State flexed its depth in a decisive 9-0 sweep over No. 43 Dallas Baptist to push its winning streak to seven matches Tuesday afternoon at the MSU Tennis Center.
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Scores arrested, narcotics seized in Lubbock-based DPS investigation
Scores of people were arrested as investigators seized numerous weapons, vehicles and narcotics during a Texas Department of Public Safety-led operation in Lubbock that ended on March 30. Following the two-week operation in Lubbock, Abilene, Amarillo and Wichita Falls, 45 people were arrested as the investigation focused on the apprehension and vehicle theft in the area, according to DPS Lt. Bryan Witt.
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Popular dating site accused of misleading members
The B.B.B. has received complaints about match.com and their auto-billing services, stemming from what they think is just a one time fee. "The disclosure that they are going to auto bill and set up a reoccurring charge is buried really deep down, three or four pages deep in the box that you are checking to agree," Monica Horton, President of the Wichita Falls B.B.B. said.
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Bringing life to art in Archer City
If you paint it, they will come. The longhorns won't walk through Archer City for the Western Heritage Days as hoped.
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DPS arrests 45 in two week operation focused on wanted fugitives, auto theft
The Texas Department of Public Safety announced Thursday it arrested more than 40 people during a recent operation that ended March 30. The sweep, which focused on the apprehension of wanted fugitives and vehicle thefts in the Lubbock region, resulted in 45 arrests over two weeks. DPS said arrests were made in Amarillo, Lubbock, Abilene and Wichita Falls.
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After Hours Art Walk
Growing the downtown; that has been one of the biggest goals the city of Wichita Falls has been working to achieve. Businesses and art studios in downtown Wichita Falls are calling themselves the art district and worked together to pull off this kickoff event.
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Father accidentally shoots son after mistaking him for burglar
President Donald Trump is suggesting that Syrian President Bashar Assad may have to leave power following a chemical weapons attack. President Donald Trump is suggesting that Syrian President Bashar Assad may have to leave power following a chemical weapons attack.
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Continue reading A close-up view of redistricting in a Denton neighborhood
Dione Harbour has to be careful when she opens the front door to her east Denton home. Her small dog, Max Jr., has been known to duck past her legs, bolt across Mockingbird Lane and end up in a neighbor's yard.
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Wichita Falls firefighters were called out to the single-story wooden home in the 1000 block of Austin Street at 3:30 a.m. Friday morning for the blaze. The blaze took 30 minutes to get under control, but crews stayed on the scene for more than four hours to investigate.
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Wichita Falls Mayor trying to keep wind farms away from Sheppard
Wichita Falls Mayor, Stephen Santellana, is doing everything he can to prevent wind farms from being built near Sheppard Air Force Base. Mayor Santellana was in Austin, Texas testifying for Representative James Frank Wednesday on a bill that would stop tax incentives from going to wind farms.
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WF man born in Iran reacts to U.S. air strikes in Syria
Following the recent attacks on Syria by the United States, Newschannel6 reached out to see what locals from our area think about the attacks. We reached out to a man who is from the region around Syria to get his take on the air strikes.
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Sunday Evening Storms
With an increase in cloud coverage Wichita Falls could stay in upper 80s. Winds will be out of the southwest at 15-25 mph with gusts in the 30s.
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Woman accused of murder-for-hire plot expected in court Monday
A Wichita Falls woman accused of trying to hire a hit man to murder her daughter's boyfriend is expected in court Monday.
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