As TxDOT prepares to launch its annual Operation Slowdown enforcement campaign, local law enforcement officials say speeding continues to be a persistent problem in Wichita Falls.
A teacher appreciation grant that has helped Wichita Falls ISD educators pay for classroom needs could come to an end unless community members step forward to continue the fundraising effort.
A piece of Sheppard Air Force Base history is coming down as crews continue demolishing the former base hospital, clearing the way for future development.
Lawton City Council worked through a packed agenda Tuesday night, approving more than $33 million for a new youth sports complex and taking additional action on the city’s homeless problem and Tent City.
The All Hands Refinement Summer Camp is helping Wichita Falls children stay engaged during the summer by providing a safe environment where they can learn, build leadership skills and prepare for the upcoming school year.
Houston head football coach Willie Fritz talked about the idea of winning a national championship, not just for his team but for all sports programs at the university, at 2026 Big 12 Football Media Days.
Representative from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers toured Lake Wichita to better understand proposed improvement projects that could receive federal funding.
With 45 days remaining until the Hotter’N Hell Hundred, organizers say one of the biggest challenges riders need to prepare for isn’t the distance it’s the Texas heat.
Residents at Madison Chase Apartments in Childress say lease nonrenewals and rising rents are forcing some families to move. Community members gathered Friday to show their support.
