Tucker Roberts
Reporter
KAUZ
Tucker Roberts became a Photographer at News Channel 6 in July 2024. A native of Nocona, Texas, Tucker grew up with a deep appreciation of small-town values and local storytelling.
When he's not helping others around the news station, you can find him running local trails, lifting at the gym, or cheering on the Nocona Indians. Tucker is excited to cover any county in the Texoma community, bringing curiosity and compassion to every assignment. Have a story tip or just like to say hi? Tucker would love to hear from you at tucker.roberts@kauz.com
Coleman believes the outcome reflects a desire to see the city continue its recent growth and development.
Veterans gathered at Hospice of Wichita Falls for a special recognition honoring their military service.
A miniature attraction featuring replicas of landmarks from around the world is continuing to take shape in Wichita Falls.
Halloween is supposed to be a night of costumes, candy and fun. But for children with food allergies, trick-or-treating can come with extra challenges.
El Chico is preparing to return to Wichita Falls after closing its doors in 2023, with new owners planning renovations and menu updates at the restaurant’s former location on Southwest Parkway.
On Monday, Oct. 26, News Channel 6 invited the incumbent and challenger candidates for Wichita Falls mayor to take the stage and debate live during our newscast.
Wichita Falls is replacing all 53 of its outdoor warning sirens after years of wear and tear left much of the existing equipment in need of repairs.
As Election Day approaches, political messages are appearing on phones, in mailboxes and across social media. But for some Wichita Falls residents, the constant outreach is becoming a nuisance.
Early voting is underway in Texas ahead of the November election, and local Republican and Democratic party leaders are encouraging residents to make their voices heard.
Feral hogs have torn up part of Forestburg ISD’s junior high football practice field, prompting the district to ask the community for help.
Texas voters must meet certain requirements to qualify for a mail-in ballot, and the League of Women Voters of Wichita Falls is encouraging voters to understand the rules before applying.
Google representatives met with Vernon residents during a two-hour open house to answer questions about the company’s data center project in Wilbarger County.
Two Wichita Falls ISD elementary schools are working to improve their academic performance after receiving low state accountability ratings last year.
For many college students, financial aid can make a big difference in how much they pay out of pocket for school.
Clay County officials say recent rainfall has improved conditions enough to lift the county’s burn ban.
A Wichita County veteran received a surprise Tuesday when Bad Boy Mowers in Wichita Falls delivered a new mower to his property.
