"I did not get to do the march last year, so I wanted to be apart of it this year," said Helgerson. "I have always been a huge promoter of equal rights and women's rights."
Wichita Falls Women's March will take place Saturday
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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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Last surviving medalist from 1928 Olympics dies
Three people fishing frantically wave and yell at the captain of another boat to get his attention before jumping overboard. Three people fishing frantically wave and yell at the captain of another boat to get his attention before jumping overboard.
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Blood test for early detection of 8 cancers looks promising
A patient has blood drawn for a liquid biopsy at a hospital in Philadelphia. A study released Thursday showed promising results for a new blood test that detects eight cancers at an early stage.
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Patterson's buys Camp Fire Candy for veterans
Camp Fire Candy sales started off with a bang on Friday thanks to Patterson's Auto Group in Wichita Falls. The team bought 500 boxes of candy and is planning to send them all to the Wounded Warriors Project in San Antonio.
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The picture above is a chimney that has experienced a creosote buildup.
There are over 20,000 chimney fires in the United States each year. That's why even though the latest cold snap has left Wichita Falls, people are still using those fireplaces, and the Wichita Falls Fire Department wants everyone to keep an eye on their chimneys.
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Police: WF robbery suspect possibly wanted in Denison
Denison Police said they are also looking for the man responsible for robbing a credit union in their area in December of last year. Lieutenant Mike Eppler said he would not be surprised if they are looking for the same guy Wichita Falls officers are.
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Annual event honoring MLK raises hope for unity.
Several people honored the life and legacy of one our country's greatest civil rights leaders, the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on Saturday. The 29th annual MLK Scholarship and Prayer Breakfast was held at the Wichita Falls MPEC.
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Texoma kids learn about firearms
Kids who were a part of 4-H programs in Texoma were able to learn about firearms today thanks to volunteers from Northwest Field and Stream. The organization held a rifle and pistol class for the students Sunday at their range just outside of Wichita Falls.
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Steven R. Roberts
Steven R. Roberts, 68, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018, surrounded by his wife and children at Sussman House in Rockport following a very brief illness. Steve came to the Midcoast just over 10 years ago, planning to only stay a short while, but quickly fell in love with the area and its people and made it his permanent home.
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Unique style of yoga class available in Lawton
Flying, floating and working up a sweat. That was Sundays reality for a group of individuals at Dragonfly Hot & Aerial Yoga Studio workshop.
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A pack of aggressive dogs is a real concern for one woman in Wichita Falls.
A Wichita Falls woman said a pack of aggressive dogs is becoming a real concern after she was confronted by them a few days ago. "This is a major school area," Sam Mitchell, a Wichita Falls resident said.
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Sheppard Air Force Base had to furlough nearly 900 civil workers
The government shutdown is over, but it has affected a handful of federal jobs in Wichita Falls starting with Sheppard Air Force Base. For nearly three days the U.S. government was shut down, leaving many local federal employees wondering what would happen next.
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Deadline to sign up for "Say What! Action Summit" is Wednesday Source: KAUZ
Wednesday is the deadline to sign up to help put an end to a nationwide issue, and our youth are stepping up to stop it. Amanda Kennedy is a Health Educator for the Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health District.
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WFPD: Convicted felon arrested for sawed-off shotgun
A Wichita Falls man, who was convicted of a felony in 2015, was arrested by the WFPD for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Felon and Possession of a Prohibited Weapon. On Monday, an officer with the WFPD pulled over a vehicle in the area of Maurine Street and Harlan Avenue for a traffic violation around 8:08 p.m. Police said the driver appeared to be nervous and a record checked showed he had a warrant.
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Several projects being considered for possible bond in Wichita Falls
Lake Wichita shoreline improvements is one of the projects being considered for a bond issue by city council. The Circle Trail connection is one of the projects being considered for a bond issue by city council.
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Construction of phase 1 at YMCA Bartley Branch moving along. Source: KAUZ
Phase one of a two-part phase includes a new gymnastics center, an indoor soccer facility, double gymnasium, and an early childhood center. The expansion will be 80,000 square feet, and the new gymnastics center will be 12,000 square feet, triple the size of their current one.
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Iowa Park man arrested for sex crimes against child
An investigation began on December 9, 2017, when the mother of the 5-year-old victim told police her child had been sexually assaulted at a home in Wichita Falls. The mother said her child told her she 'had a nasty secret' and described being inappropriately touched and assaulted by Justin Charles Fugett, 28. The victim was interviewed at Patsy's House about the alleged abuse.
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WF councilors agree on future bond proposal
For the last 48 hours Wichita Falls city councilors have been rating projects, crunching numbers, and coming up with a bond proposal they believe addresses city needs and is attractive to citizens. "You're getting a lot for your money," Councilor At-Large, Bobby Whiteley said.
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Rangers Caravan to visit Wichita Falls Friday
In a change from previous years, it will be held at the Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall at the MPEC, rather than Academy Sports.
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