Emily Bjorklund

In the event of an emergency, a group of amateur ham radio enthusiasts wants to be prepared.

Volunteers and their families met a Kiwanis park for barbeque as a way for the shelter to show their appreciation.

It was rough conditions out on Lake Arrowhead today for the third annual Faith Bass Tournament.

While the sun shone bright and hot today, this year has been unseasonably wet, putting some major projects around the city behind schedule.

Construction began today to connect Maplewood Avenue between Lawrence road and McNiel.

One resident says there are fires every year.

When the 86th legislative session ended last month, the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. the agency that makes sure plumbers are licensed and properly trained, was nullified. Plumbers all over Texas began to worry.

First semester classes for the licensed vocational nursing program will start here in August, but students and instructors want future students to know now about how worthwhile career in nursing can be.

Habitat for Humanity has built over 100 homes in Wichita Falls since the early nineties.

The Whiteside Museum of Natural History has some new prehistoric residents on its 5th anniversary.

The first ever Vet Fest will be held tomorrow