Kimber from Emily’s Legacy Rescue joined us in studio today with Maddie, the puppy.

Falls Town Flyers now working with WFISD CEC to provide internships.

Over $1.2 million was raised for this year’s Texoma Gives, exceeding their goal of $1.1 million

School board members met tonight for a work session and while it's still not official, they now have a more focused direction.

Two projects for Lake Wichita are moving ahead, with an exciting discovery that could help with costs.

Motown legends The Temptations have canceled an upcoming concert at the Apache Casino Hotel on Friday, October 4.

Hunger Action Day focuses on bringing awareness to the hunger crisis in our communities.

This event will last for 16 hours, ending at 10:00 p.m. tonight, and is organized by the Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation.

Officials with the Lawton Public Schools say a social media threat was investigated and handled overnight.

Construction is on track for the Wichita County Law Enforcement Center to be complete in a year.

All event related donations must be made through the Texoma Gives website.

Security regulations changed after 9/11, but that doesn't mean everyone feels safe all the time.

Henrietta VFD wants to build a garage to house their new ladder truck.

There was no cost to participate, however donations were appreciated. All proceeds were sent to the 9/11 Memorial Fund.

The Farm Service Agency (FSA) is now accepting applications for emergency farm loans for farmers who suffered from physical and production losses.

Christ Academy is asking for donations this year to help them raise funds for the construction of their Blended Learning Center.

September 13 and 14, at Boomtown Rodeo Arena in Burkburnett at 7:30 p.m. the rodeo, hosted by Flying C Rodeo Company, will get under way.

You can make your suggestions, on the City of Wichita Falls website.

Faculty shared what fueled them, to be first generation students.

The Wichita County Humane Society has received a nice financial boost by a local business.

WFISD school board approve waivers.

The presentation ceremony was at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 10, at The Forum in Wichita Falls.

This event allows people who can’t meet the $25 minimum online donation to still participate in donating to the The Kitchen of Wichita Falls, who provide the Meals on Wheels program as well as others.

Last year during Texoma Gives the Museum of North Texas History was fundraising for this exhibit, just one year later to the day, they are able to give back to the kids in our communities by opening the Children’s Exhibit.

Tech for Teens is a non-profit coding education program that offers free computer science classes to students in the WFISD area from fourth grade to high school.

Altus Public Schools is now giving students an opportunity to take classes online.

An annual area-wide day of giving is this Thursday and non-profits are gearing up for your donations.

Fans will still be permitted to carry in approved items without a bag, such as binoculars, cameras and smart phones.

Texas senator considers U.S. Senate run

When it comes to college, applying and even figuring out how to pay for it all can be overwhelming.That's why Cafe Con Leche is stepping up to help

The City Council is scheduled to vote on the budget and tax rate at the regularly scheduled Council meeting of September 17, 2019.

WFISD officials announced on Monday that House Bill 3 could be affecting the results of the Tax Ratification Election (TRE).

Authorities say the oldest Cadillac at the Ranch, located just west of Amarillo, was deliberately set on fire.

They are always in need of additional volunteers in all areas at Hospice of Wichita Falls.

SBDC will hold a workshop aimed to help Veterans launch a small business.

There will be lane closures this evening in order to keep one lane open for both I-44 and Spur 325. They will be doing this at night to alleviate traffic jam concerns and allow the crews to work safely.

It is now safe to consume the water in Archer City.

Café Con Leche will be hosting a Community Café tonight, September 9, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Vernon College’s Century City Center Campus in room 606.

The Wichita Falls Fire Department will be starting the Citizen’s Fire Academy tomorrow, September 10.

Cosme Ojeda joined us in studio today to talk about donation scams that the BBB would like to warn you about.

A First Degree Murder warrant has been issued for the suspect in a fatal weekend shooting in Altus.

Brittnie Sierra-Rexan Fannon, 32-years-old, is wanted for burglary of a building.

It’s rest and relaxation time for Elijah the comfort dog now that he’s back in Wichita Falls.

A vehicle crash near Lindsay, OK has left one Wichita Falls resident dead and one Marlow, OK resident uninjured.

The Wichita Falls Police Department held a written and physical hiring assessment for applicants at the Barwise Junior School on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 8 a.m.

The Duncan Police Department is investigating after a deceased man was found on Friday night.

High school football scores and highlights

Starting today you can report issues with the trail easily from your phone,

Officials at Midwestern State University are excited to see it all come into fruition.

The Landavazos are having a blood drive right now until 6 p.m. at the Faith Masonic Lodge, 3503 Kemp Blvd. in honor of Lauren Landavazo.

The earpieces make teaching students that don't speak English easier without stopping class.

Jarrod Drew Barker was booked into the Wichita Falls County Jail.

Volunteers are specifically needed for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Students are excited to finally begin learning inside of Midwestern State University’s newest building Centennial Hall.

"We kept thinking what can we do to make our museum more child friendly"

The After Hours Artwalk was held once again on Thursday, Sept. 5 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in downtown Wichita Falls.

When comparing tenth day enrollment numbers, there are 47 more students enrolled in the district this year compared to the same time last year.

The Texas Rangers are investigating a former Highway Patrol Trooper for allegedly mishandling evidence.