Emily Bjorklund

Students across Texoma spent the fall trying to make up for time lost by school closures at the start of the pandemic. New data is giving a clearer look at exactly how much that time impacted them.

Burkburnett ISD is in the process of expanding its technical training programs with new facilities to teach and new programs, which includes the new fire safety program coming Fall 2021.

For small businesses struggling through the pandemic, relief could be on the way soon.

Representative Fallon remembers everyone in the House Chambers being told to stay seated; that the Capitol had been breached.

Texas Representative Pat Fallon shared a story about U.S. Representatives helping Capitol Police defend the House Chambers on Wednesday.

Like many people, Burkburnett resident Josh Grantham as some questions when it comes to his upcoming stimulus check.

Meals on Wheels volunteers spent their week delivering the last of the Kitchen’s meals for 2020, but their clients say they were delivering a lot more than that.

President Trump pardoned fifteen people yesterday. Among them was Dustin Heard, an Olney resident who’s been in prison since 2014.

Evictions across the country have been paused for another month with Congress passing another coronavirus relief bill.

Atmos Energy will be releasing natural gas on Wednesday while they do maintenance on a pipeline in Archer County.

The city of Wichita Falls is short about ten drivers right now and only three applications are pending approval.

While an official construction crew won’t be out for weeks, Wednesday marked an important step for the University-Kiwanis club and their new playground.

A complete breakdown of what happened at the Dec. 15 meeting of the Wichita Falls city council

STAAR testing will take place school year, but results won’t come with normal state consequences.

Meals will continue to be free for students in school for the rest of the school year after the Texas Department of Agriculture extended its waiver.

This week S-5! Manufacturing began its biggest expansion so far. It and other factors across the city of Iowa Park have lead to a year with what city leaders call “surprising” economic growth.

Inside Lori Roberts’ classroom right now there are crates already full of donated toiletries.

After purchasing it over the summer, Dexter School has officially moved into its new campus in Wichita Falls.

With just three weeks of instruction left in the fall semester, Wichita Falls ISD students who are currently learning remotely and failing need to be prepared to head back in-person in the spring.

One person was pronounced dead, and another with severe injuries, on Sunday, after a silver Ford 500 crashed.

The district handed out 782 boxes of food, each with 15 meals, to cars.

In November, so far, 71 people have died from COVID-19; 30 of those contracted the virus in the last 19 days, making for 42.2% of the deaths this month.

13 days after the election, the Wichita Falls ISD school board met to canvass, and is moving forward with building two new high schools.

Thursday’s 159 new COVID-19 cases in Wichita County put the total number at 5,241 since the pandemic began. The county is sitting 11th overall in active cases in Texas.

At just 19 years old, Steve Halloway began his military career and he learned pretty early on, “you never stop serving," and he never did.

In the Wichita Falls ISD, 18 teachers are positive for coronavirus, but over a hundred additional teachers are having to quarantine because of close-contact

At Tuesday’s WFISD school board meeting, Superintendent Michael Kuhrt confirmed the district will not move all students to virtual learning in the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks.

Nearly 50,000 people in Wichita County will need to vote on Election Day at the 19 polling locations available.

It could be a matter of weeks before Texas' blood supply runs out.

Quanah ISD and Petrolia CISD’s superintendents said they knew the roads would be bad on Tuesday, and didn’t want to take the risk of students and staff driving. `