Emily Bjorklund

The increase in consumers downtown, especially during Hotter N’ Hell, has even encouraged some businesses to change locations, putting them closer to the action.

The council will meet again on September third.

The Texas A&M Forest Service was reporting 40 percent containment as of 4:30 p.m with no threat to homes. They say the fire appears to be moving west.

With Hotter N’ Hell less than a week away, a bike race in Vernon is helping riders get ready, and has been for 24 years.

Construction continues along Interstate 44 between Wichita Falls and Burkburnett, and drivers need to be on alert.

The biking community in Wichita Falls is growing and one group wants to make sure women aren’t getting left behind.

Today on our Hometown Pride Tour we’re taking a closer look at Vernon College and the role they’ve played for almost fifty years in the community.

It's been over three years since the city was first opened up the bidding process for contractors to finish the hike and bike trail in Wichita Falls.

Megan Flores, like many teachers, takes money out of her own pocket in order to get her classroom ready each year.

Partnering with The Deep End, the first All Arcade Triathlon was held today.

One non-profit is making sure students in Burkburnett ISD begin schools with the supplies they need.

If their doctoral application is approved Johnston said they could begin seeing students Fall 2020.

The MSU Texas Board of regents voted to delay making a decision on whether or not to remove the weir at Sikes Lake in Wichita Falls.

Standing for Coordinated Law Enforcement Adult Rescue Alert system, a CLEAR Alert will be issued by the Department of Public Safety

Since preschool Kayleb has been selling lemonade and uses the money for not just school supplies but other charities.

Today residents in Wichita Falls came together to help.

The main hall of Park Place Christian Center is packed with school supplies donated from former teachers for other teachers to have.

For the first time, all high school students in Holliday ISD who plan on participating in a sport this year must get drug tested before they can play.

Friends and family gathered at the home of Yajaira Garcia today in response to Joshua Cook’s bond lowering.

Boy Scout troops from Wichita Falls met early this morning on the circle trail for their first trail clean up as part of the city’s Adopt-a-Trail program.

The Wichita Falls Area Food Bank is getting ready to hit the streets to help provide food as well as health screenings to those unable to visit one of their pantry.

Burkburnett does not have the same need for teachers as Wichita Falls, but superintendent Tylor Chaplin said his district is still under the same pressure of competition for teachers with bigger districts.

Today the vice chancellor for Texas A&M AgriLife was in Vernon to meet with local agencies to help discuss the future of agriculture.

Currently, Emily’s Legacy Rescue has over fifty animals in foster homes

Each year, the BIG Project in Iowa Park donates around two hundred backpacks full of school supplies to students in need.

Wichita County’s Judge Woody Gossom is under investigation by the Texas Supreme Court.

In a normal cotton planting season, these kinds of temperatures wouldn’t be a problem for cotton production.

Today saw another day over a hundred degrees in Wichita Falls. On those days, you don’t think twice before turning on your air conditioner.

After starting her own home remodeling business alongside her husband, Shoni Eavenson wanted to find a way to give back to the Wichita Falls community, using social media to help get started.

The High Power Rifle Club kicked off its 27th Don James Memorial High Power Rifle Match this morning.