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Wes Moorehead has been named Deputy Director of Texas A&M Forest Service.
The Wichita Falls Public Library will be hosting its 4th annual Touch-a-Truck event on Saturday, Oct. 5.
Our Blood Institute will be hosting a spooky blood drive at Bill Bartley YMCA on Oct. 3.
Montague ISD staff and students are inviting the community to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
The event will feature food and games for kids.
Habitat for Humanity in Wichita Falls is hosting a golf tournament at the Wichita Falls Country Club.
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Archer County has two candidates running for the county attorney seat, one of which is Jordyn Berend.
TxDOT says simple measures like seatbelts and speed monitoring can reduce traffic deaths.
The wreck occurred Tuesday evening and involved three vehicles.
Anyone interested in participating can visit the AFA's website for details.
The funeral is open to the public, although graveside services are limited to invited guests.
Tuesday City Council members updated the roadside memorial policy; updating a roadside marker’s dimension and placement required through an application to the City.
Clear skies tonight with lows in the lower 60s. Sunny skies with highs in the upper 90s both Thursday and Friday keep us feeling like summer rather than Fall.
The campaign aims to curb a recent rise in pedestrian traffic deaths.
The blimp will arrive Tuesday, Oct. 2 and fly in the area Wednesday, Oct. 3.
The state of Texas is supporting communities affected by Helene.
Non-commercial vehicles will no longer need inspections for registration beginning in 2025.
Over 10,000 items have been donated to Just Between Friends.
Stewards of Texas have called for action against the rise of renewable energy infrastructure.
Workforce Solutions North Texas is hosting a hiring event with the Allred Unit.
DPS is now offering Saturday appointments at select driver’s license offices.
A 26-year-old was arrested after he pushed a 79-year-old man to the ground on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
MSU Texas has announced a new degree in its music department.
USDA has announced $1 billion in new funding for emergency food assistance.