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Wednesday is a First Alert Weather Day

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Today will be a nice carryover from the weekend with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures. After a high of 90 in Wichita Falls Sunday, today's highs will be in the low 80s.


Dozens visit downtown WF to celebrate Cinco De Mayo

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Those who work at Casa Manana, a Mexican restaurant located near 8th Street and Ohio, said they were busy all day. Near closing time, families were still squeezing in to grab a bite to eat and enjoy the festivities that this holiday brings.

Latest: Texas officer turns himself in to face murder charge

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Latest: Texas officer released on bond after turning self in - KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo - .

Wichita Falls Summer Farmer's Market kicks off Saturday

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People could get their hands on fresh produce and other goodies Saturday at the kick off of the summer Farmer's Market in Wichita Falls. Organizers of the market said it's important to have a place that will draw in more people and support local business.

Strider Cup Race Presented by Dannon

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Governor Greg Abbott declared May 6 as Youth Cycling Day in honor of today's Strider Cup Race Presented by Dannon at Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas. May is also National Bike Month.

Wichita Co. Commissioners honor Administrative Assistant on 35 years

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It was an emotional day for Wall, not because he has worked for the county that long, but because of the family he has gained while working there. He said he has been through many ups and down's during that time, including being assaulted close to a month ago at his home in Wichita Falls.

Former Subway employee arrested for theft

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On December 26th a Subway representative called the Wichita Falls Police Department to report a theft at a store on the 2700 block of Central Freeway.

Tax dollars could soon go to religion-specific foster care agencies

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In the midst of a shortage of Foster parents, Texas lawmakers will decide this week whether to allow state-funded adoption and foster care agencies to refuse services based on religious beliefs. HB 3859, by Rep. James Frank, R-Wichita Falls, will be debated this week on the Texas House floor and faith based groups say they need it.


Texas adoption agencies could ban Jews, gays, Muslims under House bill

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Parents seeking to adopt children in Texas could soon be rejected by state-funded or private agencies with religious objections to them being Jewish, Muslim, gay, single, or interfaith couples, under a proposal in the Republican-controlled Legislature. Five other states have passed similar laws protecting faith-based adoption organizations that refuse to place children with gay parents or other households on religious grounds - but Texas' rule would extend to state-funded agencies.

Man arrested for multiple charges following alleged attack

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A Wichita Falls man is behind bars with a lengthy list of charges following a call to police on Monday night. Around 8:00 p.m. officers were called out to the Fas-Pac in the 1200 block of Central Freeway in reference to a possible disturbance.

Texas adoption bill OK's rejection of non-Christian parents

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Many state-funded Texas adoption agencies routinely deny non-Christian, gay, and unmarried applicants on religious grounds - and now they are backing legislation being considered Tuesday by the state House designed to protect them from potential lawsuits. The private organizations, which are paid by the state to place foster children with adoptive families, want to continue the practice and are seeking legal protections through Texas' "Freedom to Serve Children Act," which is up for consideration Tuesday in the GOP-controlled House.

Texas Bill Could Deny Adoptions Based On Religious Beliefs

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Texas lawmakers are debating House Bill 3859, which would allow faith-based agencies to deny an adoption if the applicant was in opposition to its religious beliefs. There are approximately 3,800 children currently up for adoption in Texas.

University notes

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He will get a total of $28,000 over four years, starting when he enters as a freshman this fall. - Sarah Elizabeth Tudor of Denton graduated this month from the University of Central Oklahoma with honors.

Severe thunderstorm warning for Bailey, Lamb County

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WATCH LIVE: Tornado Warning in Bailey, Lamb County - KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo - Live video from KCBD News is available on your computer, tablet and smartphone during all local newscasts.

NBC5 Forecast: Low Rain Chance Today

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A slow moving storm system is bringing thunderstorms to west Texas and the panhandle this morning. Storm chances will slowly shift eastward today, but still end up west of DFW.


Things To Do in Texas This Weekend: May 12-14

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This Mother's Day weekend, whatever mom wants to do wins. But perhaps she'd like to enjoy a Texoma twist on Cajun in Wichita Falls, see the world's largest bit and spur show in Abilene, or eat more crabs than she can shake a claw at in Crystal Beach.

Dallas Zoo coming to River Bend Nature Center

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The Dallas Zoo is making its way to Wichita Falls to the River Bend Nature Center for some fun and educational events. Jennica Lambert spoke to Ava Van Valen on Wednesday about what you can expect and the animals that you will see.

Virtual schooling for Wichita Falls students

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Virtual schooling is a lot like home schooling, but instead students enrolled in virtual schooling work with certified teachers who are trained in online learning. "There is not someone standing at your desk saying get to work so you have to have some self-discipline there," said Deanie Joyce.

6 Around Town: Cajun Fest

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If you're looking for some great Cajun food or you just want to have a great time, then check out Cajun Fest on Saturday. It is in Downtown Wichita Falls, tickets are $7 in advance, $10 at the gate.

Texoma woman afraid of losing health insurance if ACA is repealed

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Newschannel6 spoke on Wednesday with a Texoma woman concerned she may lose her health insurance if the American Health Care Act passes repealing the Affordable Care Act. Leann Andrews is a member of the Wichita Falls Indivisible chapter, an organization fighting to keep ACA.

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