According to the state website, 377 new COVID-19 cases were reported on Monday morning.

The drive-in has become more than just a place to watch a movie.

Graham host annual car show extravaganza

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Here’s the latest on COVID-19 cases that have been reported across Texoma.

Free school supplies will be given out until they are gone.

Art continues to inspire people through COVID-19

Mia Villeda had a very special first birthday on Friday.

It’s our favorite part of the week, it’s time for Pet of the Week.

535 people are now being listed under “medical restriction.”

The announcement came on Friday.

Coach Seth Nolan says the attendance for their summer football practices has been close to perfect.

A memorial scholarship has been set up in honor of an MSU Texas staff member who died earlier this week.

A man in an Oklahoma jail for a 2019 murder has escaped and is now on the run.

Steps are being taken to make several staffing changes and implement other steps, Warner Bros. said, without citing specifics.

A Georgia overnight camp hit by a coronavirus outbreak took many precautions, but didn’t make campers wear masks or have proper ventilation in buildings, according to a government report released Friday.

Pho Corner is sponsoring a car wash this Saturday to raise money for a local family affected by COVID-19.

She doesn’t shed much and is calm and loving.

Nonprofits have till the end of the day Friday to register for Texoma Gives.

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The weekend ahead looks really nice

He started his career back in 1993.

The Red River Authority of Texas has rescinded the boil order for the Arrowhead Ranch Estates.

Wilbarger County has seen its first COVID-19 death.

Here’s the latest on COVID-19 cases that have been reported across Texoma.

Only semi-private and private parties will be allowed during the closure.

WFISD has announced marching bands will not be participating in competitive marching season this fall, due to concerns of the spread of COVID-19.

Parents will need to make the decision between on-campus or distance learning by August 6.

Big Brothers & Big Sisters find ways to maintain relationships during COVID-19

The positions of Wichita Falls mayor and city councilors for districts three, four and five will be on the ballot in November.

The band will be performing their debut album “Core” on Nugs TV.

The announcement came on Thursday.

Blood donors are urgently needed, especially those with blood types negative, B negative and A negative.

The announcement came on Thursday.

THE Kitchen has announced a new Director of Development.

The Wichita Falls Citizen Police Academy Association has announced this year’s WFPD Memorial Scholarship recipient.

The HHSC will provide approximately $185 million in emergency food benefits for SNAP as the state continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ranking comes from a list created by Business Insider.

The Wichita Falls Area Food Bank’s Mobile Pantry will be visiting several locations throughout the month of August.

The city of Wichita Falls is looking to fill some vacancies.

Strong to severe storms are possible later

City View ISD has released their back to school plan.

A candlelight vigil will be held to honor Kaleb Honea Thursday evening.

Lately he’s found himself acting as an interrupter for his friends who are also deaf whenever they go out in public.

That study looks at things like cost of living, traffic, graduation rates, and employment to make that decision.

The Red River Authority of Texas has released a boil order for the Arrowhead Ranch Estates.

Texoma has seen an increase of cases across most counties.

A Burkburnett woman said she got seeds last week.

The deadline for any students switching to distance learning is August 6.

The announcement came on Wednesday.

364 people are now being listed under “medical restriction.”

MSU Texas has made testing requirements optional for incoming 2020-21 freshman.

Two new collaborations from Drake with DJ Khaled entered the charts at No. 3 and No. 8.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Oklahoma’s tribal gaming compacts automatically renewed on Jan. 1, handing a victory to the tribes who sued Gov. Kevin Stitt to renew them.

Both job fairs will run from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Bowie ISD’s board adopted date has not changed.

“This legislation will provide some degree of certainty to folks who have found themselves out of work through no fault of their own.”

Midwestern State University announced Wednesday that one of their faculty members has died.