Photo by Ann Work Wichita Falls Independent School District board members listen to Board President Trey Sralla read an official "Happy 109th Birthday" proclamation to Wichita Falls resident Roberta Farris.
Enhancing Choice Program With Programs
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Suicide And Smoking Could Go Hand in Hand
Recent data suggests smokers are two-to-four times likely to commit suicide than non-smokers, saying they're also prone to mental illness and substance abuse.
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Extreme heat forecast for rest of week
The National Weather Service has placed the Wichita Falls area in a Heat Advisory from noon Tuesday until 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Meals On Wheels Phone-a-Thon
The need for The Kitchen's Meals on Wheels program in Wichita Falls is greater than ever.
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Generating Water From (Thin) Air
During the dog days of summer, what can really make it unbearable outside is the high values of humidity.
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Working Out In Texas Heat
Pueblo Boxing, a gym in downtown Wichita Falls, opens up their doors and windows exposing athletes to the outdoor temperatures.
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Drug Bust
Wichita Falls Police said a meth bust just two streets away from Crockett Elementary School landed a man and woman in jail.
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Churches gather in Lubbock for annual meeting
Audiences of more than 500 are attending the meetings this week of the Texas Northwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of the Church of God in Christ at 4510 Ave. Q, said Vassandra Okoruwa, a church member.
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Project Back To School
With the beginning of school around the corner, Project Back to School is working to ensure that all children in Wichita Falls have the school supplies and backpacks they need to start school this August.
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City Workers Hospitalized After Bee Attack
A Street Department employee was mowing grass near the Weeks Park Tennis Center when they were attacked by the bees and received an estimated 500 stings.
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a Toilet to tapa water can be better
Direct potable reuse projects, which put treated municipal waste water directly back into the same city's drinking water supply, are creating headlines all over the Southwest - especially in Texas, where Big Spring is already doing it, and Wichita Falls started just this month.
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Preparing History
There are missing parts, mattresses and ladders on the ground in one hangar at Sheppard Air Force Base all there to restore a damaged T-38 aircraft.
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Three Wichita Falls Workers Attacked By Killer Bees
Three Wichita Falls City workers are recovering after being attacked by Africanized Killer Bees Thursday morning.
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Second casino cancels Ted Nugent's shows
Longtime rocker Ted Nugent speaks to a crowd of Greg Abbott supporters during a campaign stop in Wichita Falls, Texas on Feb. 18, 2014.
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Honey bees sting Texas man about 1,000 times
Sen. John Walsh said his unattributed use of others' work in his master's thesis was not plagiarism but "a few citations that were unintentionally left out of a term paper" that he blamed in part on... The U.S. Army War College says a group of faculty will investigate whether Montana Democratic Sen. John Walsh plagiarized a research project he ... (more)
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Beaumont Enterprise
Emergency medical personnel rush a man to a waiting ambulance following an attack by a swarm of bees Thursday morning, July 24, 2014, at Weeks Park in Wichita Falls, Texas.
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Texoma Reaches For Success
Close to 1000 people gathered at the MPEC Exhibit Hall for the 13th annual Wichita Falls Leadership Breakfast.
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Texas man stung 1,000 times by bees
Texas man stung 1,000 times by bees A street department worker in Wichita Falls, Texas, was stung 1,000 times by bees Thursday.
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Watermelon Festival
The third annual Wichita Falls Watermelon Fest is Saturday, July 26. The fun begins at 8 a.m. and runs through 1 p.m. It's at the Downtown Farmers Market at 8th and Ohio Street.
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Three movies started on Wildcatter Ranch near Graham
Three famous Western movies all started on the ranch surrounding the Wildcatter Restaurant near Graham, Texas, according to Dr. Kenneth Aboussie of Wichita Falls, Texas.
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