This Friday is Radio Day for the annual fundraiser. The public can tune into 102.3 The Bull FM to hear hospice stories and call to make a pledge or donation.
Hospice Tree of Lights campaign is $52,000 shy of goal
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A Poor Man's Mach 1: 1969 Mustang Fastback
A classic Mustang came into Terry James' field of view in a very unusual way. He was driving around Wichita Falls, Texas, waiting for the opportunity to take a photo of his old truck's odometer as it flipped to 300,000.
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8 Year Old is impressed by all Santa does
Santa took time out of his busy schedule to visit First National Bank of Wichita Falls. A representative told us Mrs. Claus rearranged his schedule so he could be there today.
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Several pets lost in house fire in Wichita Falls
A Wichita Falls family is displaced by a fire on Thursday morning. Around 7:44 a.m. crews were called out to the home in the 1400 block of Gunnison.
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Christmas comes early for 30 Zundy Elementary students
It was all part of Academy Sports and Outdoors 16th annual bike donation. This is the 11th event for the store in Wichita Falls.
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Texoma's Most Wanted
The Wichita Falls Police Department has released a new Texoma's Most Wanted list. If you have any information on the whereabouts of the suspects you are urged to call Crime Stoppers at 322-9888.
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Santa Claus, WFPD visit kids at United Regional
We all know how busy Santa Claus is this time of the year as it's crunch time to get presents to all the kids. However, every year he makes time for all of them and it was no different Friday morning at United Regional in Wichita Falls.
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Hospice Wichita Falls kicks off Radio Day
Hospice of Wichita Falls is working to light their tree Friday at the top of the Chase bank in Wichita Falls. At the close of business Thursday, the nonprofit was $19,000 away from their $200,000 goal.
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Star Wars fans look forward to seeing The Last Jedi
The force was strong as theaters at Cinemark 14 Wichita Falls filled up for the premiere of "Star Wars: The Last Jedi." "I've been a Star Wars fan since I was in 7th grade," Ezrah Brull said, "and when I heard that the sequels were being made, I was like 'yes, I need to see them.'
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Local business honored with safety award
The worker's comp commissioner of Texas honored a Wichita Falls business, WPT Power Corporation, and its employees with the Lone Star Safety Award Wednesday. The award recognizes them for creating a safe work space and maintaining low rates of on-the-job injuries and illnesses.
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WFFD gives tips on live Christmas tree to avoid tragedy
For that reason, The Wichita Falls Fire Department is reminding everyone of the precautions one should take to prevent that from happening in our homes. Fire safety starts as soon as the tree is bought.
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Rain is back
We have some isolated light rain showers possible now through midnight tonight. Don't expect a lot of rain.
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Veterans placing wreaths to honor their own
Hundred's of wreaths are being spruced up before being placed on headstone's at the county cemetery in Wichita Falls. The city's chapter of the American Legion created the tradition 10 years ago to honor a military veteran from Windthorst.
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Non-profits help rebuild veteran's home
Several Texoma non-profits worked together to make sure a homeless U.S. Army veteran will have a place of his own. Wichita Falls Faith Mission preaches 'a new beginning' and on Saturday with hammers and nails, members of the non-profit and North Texas Veteran's Relief Fund helped Casey McCain start his new beginning.
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A Poor Man's Mach 1: 1969 Mustang Fastback
A classic Mustang came into Terry James' field of view in a very unusual way. He was driving around Wichita Falls, Texas, waiting for the opportunity to take a photo of his old truck's odometer as it flipped to 300,000.
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Early Morning Accident Shuts Down Fairway
Just before 7:00am Wichita Falls Police tell us a car lost control and rolled over striking a utility pole. President Trump is poised to bask in the triumph of his first major legislative victory with the likely passage of tax legislation this week.
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Student housing could be coming to downtown WF
Midwestern State University could benefit from more student housing in 2018, but not on campus. Will Kelty owns the old Crescent Hotel in downtown Wichita Falls and is working to turn 110 of the hotel's rooms into dorm rooms by July 1. On Tuesday city council will consider spending $880,000 on a new fire suppression system.
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Lifelong Wichita Falls resident gets new home
A lifelong Wichita Falls resident will be spending Christmas in her brand new home thanks to the police department, local business owners, and volunteers. Maxine Martin, the new homeowner, said she is thankful for everyone who took part in this.
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Hook & Ladder Coffee gets funding for project
On Tuesday Wichita Falls City Council passed $16,000 of 4B money on 616 7th Street where Hook and Ladder Wine and Coffee Company will be located.
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VIDEO: Surveillance camera catches porch pirates in the act
It was all caught on camera as the suspect walked up grabbed two packages then took off. Surveillance was used to help two Wichita County law enforcement agencies catch the suspects in just a few hours.
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