Mason Brighton

The weeks's positivity rate was 39%.

This year because of the pandemic things are a little different, stories from survivors and community leaders are being done virtually, but the message is the same.

Some students doing class virtually are not meeting attendance requirements, meaning they'll have to go back to in person schooling or choose a different district.

From the President all the way to school boards, each race has an impact on your community.

Wednesday October 14 is the earliest that decision can be made.

4A covers the city’s Camber of Commerce, Downtown Wichita Falls Development, and Sheppard Military Affairs Committee.

30 food trucks lined the streets all competing to be the best in the state.

Small businesses and artists lined the streets of downtown.

In Wichita County less than 10% of registered voters made it to the polls.

“That leak was actually 80 gallons a minute pumping into the building”

While either is recommended to be worn, one can help more.

Governor Abbott’s latest order leaves out guidance for when bars can reopen.

Crews from the Wichita Falls FD and Iowa Park VFD are deployed in California.

Texoma Gives 2020 raised nearly $1.5 million for nearly 200 nonprofits.

It's all to bring awareness to and raise money for minority scholarships.

The Wichita Falls City Council will meet again on Oct. 6.

Over $1.4 million has been raised for the 2020 Texoma Gives.

Thursday’s stop on our Hometown Pride Tour takes us to downtown Duncan Oklahoma.

it’s things like federal aid programs no longer around, and end to the pandemic in sight that has businesses struggling to hang on.

Spanning five blocks and book ended by two murals, downtown Duncan has so much to offer.

Healthcare professionals say the claim that only 6% of people dying from COVID-19 alone is misleading.

The Hometown Pride Tour takes us to Duncan where the Chisholm Trail Arts Council is showcasing local artists.

The city will keep the current tax rate, which is about 76 cents per $100 of assessed value.

The Wichita County District Attorney wants to see changes made in the county court system when it comes to bonds.

The deadline to register is Saturday at 7 a.m.

The Sheriff's office moves in next month.

“If we didn’t have folks that are trained and are able to respond like this then recovery efforts would take much longer."

It's an introduction into blacksmithing.

After more than two and a half decades in office he says it's time to move on.

The last day to file is Sept. 30th.