Families are seeking alternative formulas while the shortage continues.
Requiem mass held for Queen Elizabeth II at Church of the Good Shepherd
2 Burkburnett students chosen nationally to meet First Lady
13-year-old Kaysen Villarreal was the youngest of three fentanyl-related deaths.
A 19-year-old is one of three fentanyl-related deaths in Wichita falls.
Highway memorial sign dedication for Garrett Fogelson
The historic musical production is making a come back for its 50-year anniversary.
The plan is to get this is in place as soon possible.
People have been working diligently day and night to make this year’s parades even better than the last.
Holliday ISD is partnering with a technology company called Novotrax.
Following up on the threat made against Windthorst ISD
Residents take advantage of Labor day sales
Grand opening for a new exhibit at the Museum of North Texas history
The first African American woman lawyer in Texas will get a statue.
An Iowa Park museum is ready to expand after only months of being open.
A wild west reenactment group from Iowa Park has gunfight shows to help kids on Christmas.
The dinner served thousands of riders who were coming in to get their carbohydrate fix before the race.
The MPEC was packed with cyclists, vendors, sports massages, and registration tables to get ready for the event.
The cyclist is back on his bike and gearing up for this year’s 100-mile race.
“I think this is our most exciting night of the year."
Semiconductor chip shortage impacting the cities ability to purchase new vehicles
Holliday ISD opened its doors for the new school year on Wednesday.
Sikes Senter Mall no longer relying on just retail
COVID Fatigue setting in for residents
While it includes four days of activities, the big day is Saturday, Aug. 27.
This organization represents the Special Olympics region of Wichita Falls.
“First thing I would say is that it’s not free electricity."
Residents are concerned about what City View ISD has planned moving forward amid sexual allegations.
Local sorority gave out six scholarships to WFISD graduates
“We get a lot of people that are coming to visit their airmen or just coming to stay for the weekend related to Sheppard."
Ailey will be moving to South Korea with his new bride.
“We need to start valuing our educators as the professionals that we are."
Here’s what day camps are doing to keep things fun while also ensuring the safety of their campers.
The recent heat wave has residents worried we might see a repeat of the drought of 2011.
COVID-19 has affected just about everyone in our community, including the U.S. Air Force.
Inmates of the Wichita County Jail graduate from IN2WORK program.
The airline recently pulled out of four other cities.
Caribbean restaurant gives over 60 people free lunch at Faith Mission.
Tap water vs. bottled water, Experts weigh in on which is better.
A local foundation launched a grant to help raise money for volunteer fire departments.
The courthouse elevators won't be working until the beginning of next year.
“We’re kind of taking it day by day and right now we’re kind of handling it like flu season."
The hotel and convention center is on track to be completed in June 2023.
