Brad Pushkar

The Wilbarger County United Fund helps eight different non-profits in the county get the funding they need to help thousands of people each year.

The survey lets the national organization get a peek at Wichita Falls bike community since they can't travel to each applicant.

Wichita Falls community members lined up in front of Hirschi High School to let the students know they're welcomed back.

Montague County doesn't have enough volunteers for the hundreds of cases that go through the court system each year.

In tonight’s Hometown Pride Tour of Vernon: Slow cruising, round headlights, and classic american muscle cars are on display this week at the 30th Summer’s Last Blast Car Show and Drive.

In tonight’s Hometown Pride Tour of Vernon, we’re taking a look at the Red River Valley Museum.

Gaming tournaments are gaining popularity, especially with a younger crowd.

Some websites offer service dog IDs but the cards are not needed.

An increase in property values may give city commissioners a reason to lower the tax rate at the next meeting.

As his first week comes to a close, the new fire chief is meeting with his men before making any changes he sees needed.

A new transitional home will give women in the shelter system a chance to relearn independence.

The bill would change the language in the bill to give more veterans access to the STEM scholarship.

Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are serious illnesses caused from excessive heat exposure.

As the temperatures rise, it puts people at risk of health problems. Senior citizens are some that are the most in danger.

Local children got the chance to show off their artwork from camp.

The city of Vernon is showing off the hibiscus plants being developed by the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center.

More than a dozen WFFD units were called out for a house fire in Wichita Falls.

The incoming commander of the 82nd training wing is focused on making sure Sheppard airmen are the best they can be.

As wheat crops are harvested through the county, the next step is getting the cotton planted in time.

State Senator Pat Fallon stopped in Wichita Falls during a town hall tour on Wednesday afternoon.

Severe storms knocked out power for 2,400 Oncor customers Sunday morning.

Results of Saturday's election

The inmate that walked away from a work assignment was found and brought back to the jail.

The proposed tax rate changes would lower taxes for citizens, but the opposition says the danger is in what could happen in the future.

A $500,000 dollar donation helped kickstart one of the projects for Lake Wichita.

A new grant will fund new food carriers for the food bank's meal programs.

Yard sales are being featured throughout Highways 82 and 287 for the annual event.

Despite going over capacity by about a foot of water, guests haven't been deterred from visiting Lake Arrowhead.

Vernon ISD will replace lights in all its schools with LED lights and replacing heating and air units in three schools.

House Bill 3 brings more money to school districts across the state.