Brad Pushkar

The Texoma Cowboy Church held a second blood drive in recent weeks to help with a blood shortage.

Students in different medical fields are hoping for restrictions to be lifted on how they can help during the epidemic.

The Wichita Falls school is using its technology to help medical professionals.

The distillery delivered gallons of sanitizer to first responders throughout the area.

While more people are calling for unemployment benefits as shops close, jobs are still needing to be filled.

Mayor Stephen Santellana has addressed a possible shelter in place order.

The fifth case has been confirmed in Wichita County.

The city of Burkburnett has declared a local state of disaster.

WFISD will serve meals for students while the schools are closed for COVID-19 concerns.

The fourth case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Wichita County.

Due to COVID-19 United Regional has made changes to its visitor policy at the hospital and its clinics.

Burkburnett ISD will be offering meals for children while schools are closed due to COVID-19 concerns.

A Sheppard airman in training is in isolation after a COVID-19 test Thursday morning.

The MPEC has canceled or postponed many of its upcoming events.

City View ISD will offer breakfast and lunch for students while the schools are closed.

United Regional is postponing elective surgeries for the time being.

The first positive case of COVID-19 has been reported in Wichita County.

Kiowa Casino and Hotel will close until April 1 starting Thursday night.

The project's newest design have project leaders excited.

As students prepare to travel for spring break, the university is preparing for the possibility someone returns with the virus.

The half marathon helps raise money for Wichita Falls youth soccer.

The organization set a new record for the campaign.

Students at Booker T Washington learned about potential job opportunities at career day Friday.

Despite recent cases in Texas, the public health district isn't worried about a local spread.

“Everyone’s happy to learn, they’re just trying to teach.”

The annual health fair runs from 9 a.m. to noon on Friday.

WFFD says the situation is safe, but have closed off Midwestern Parkway from Maplewood Ave. to Louis J Rodriguez Dr.

He was armed with a baseball bat and reportedly broke into a gun cabinet.

More and more classrooms are finding new ways of using technology to teach students.

The city of Wichita Falls says the 443 million dollar project is very necessary in case of another major drought.