Emily Bjorklund

Construction is well underway on Johnson Road for the new Hospice of Wichita Falls bereavement center.

All over, she and other families living in homes owned by Balfour Beatty are finding mold.

Wichita Falls residents are on the lookout for a scam to get your location through a text message.

City council met on January 21, 2020.

You can smell it as soon as you walk into Wichita Falls Fire Station One: diesel exhaust making its way from the engines, directly to the firefighters.

Businesses who develop new or revitalize old property within city limits are eligible for the program.

Aurora Peigne was honored today as a hero.

The Wichita Falls ISD board of trustees met this afternoon. Here’s what was discussed:

Today it was announced that the U.S and China will sign a new trade deal on Wednesday.

The Wichita County district clerk is raising some concerns over the county’s newest record-keeping software.

Originally, the Wichita Falls ISD planned to call a bond election for November 2020, which would fund two new high schools and other facility renovations.

For the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce, 2020 brings an opportunity to build on success from last year.

With one in six Texans struggling with hunger and food insecurity, Texas A&M Agrilife Extension is offering a new program for charities in Wichita County.

When students head back to school next week across Texas, there will be new protocols in place meant to help keep them safe.

18-year-old Krista Reese is starting the new year feeling lucky to be alive after being shot in the head Saturday night in Sherman.

Over the last few years, multiple Texoma churches have upped security during worship services, with some having off-duty police officers at the ready.

Shelters across Wichita Falls have been opening their doors to welcome those in need on Christmas Eve, and bringing them some holiday cheer.

A new international trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada passed through the House of Representatives today.

Wichita Falls city council met for the last time this year on December 17, 2019.

There are still a few spots left for the Wichita Falls’ Area Food Bank’s Grocery Store Tour.

The city of Bowie is applying for a multi-million dollar grant to replace and repair their sewer lines.

The collapse of the hotel helped change the way buildings were constructed.

If you live in Wichita Falls, you’re going to see an extra charge when paying your utility bill with a credit or debit card.

An emergency plan through FEMA has been approved for Baylor County, meaning more opportunities for the county to receive funding after natural disasters.

Between a wet spring that forced farmers to replant new crops and a dry summer that didn’t allow them to grow, the cotton crop yield is not as high as some officials wanted.

It will now be easier for Archer County residents to find out if their home is in a flood zone.

For 34 years, Punkin Center and Electra’s volunteer fire departments have shared an emergency response coverage area. Something that had gone undetected by Texas A&M Forest Service.

Shelters across Wichita Falls are preparing for what they say will be almost 300 people in need of a Thanksgiving meal tomorrow.

Whether it’s mattresses, tires or even min-campers, county officials are having to be on clean-up duty almost every day to handle the problem.

There are new developments on the Maplewood Avenue and Taft Blvd. construction projects in WF.