Sports
Wichita Falls Preps Softball Season Kicks Off
Top 10 teams and Diamond Dozen players to watch in 2026 season
Midwestern State Soccer Team Honored with Community Parade
Wichita Falls celebrates NCAA Division II championship with civic pride
City View and Iowa Park face off in high school basketball matchup
City View girls win big, while Iowa Park boys edge out a close victory
Politics
Wichita Falls NAACP Revives Local Chapter
The civil rights organization aims to boost civic engagement and community relations in the city.
Wichita Falls City Council debates police actions after woman's arrest
Officials discuss the controversial arrest of a Black woman at a local restaurant and calls for accountability
Former Wichita Falls Councilor Runs for County Judge
Rick Hatcher cites business background as key qualification for Wichita County Judge role
Weather
Warm Weather Returns to Texoma
Highs jump to upper 70s after a cool day today
Wichita Falls Might Shatter February Heat Record
The forecast calls for a high of 83°F, just shy of the 2011 record of 84°F.
Warm Weather Ahead as New Month Begins
Temperatures expected to rise throughout the week in Wichita Falls, Texas
Lifestyle
Southwest Parkway Lane Closes for Water Maintenance
Closure near Taft Boulevard intersection in Wichita Falls, Texas
All Hands Cultural Community Center Honors Texoman Black Leaders
The center celebrates Black History Month by recognizing community leaders and spreading cultural awareness.
Ben Franklin Elementary to Host Centennial Celebration
The 100-year-old school plans a public event with food, games, and a formal ceremony.
Crime
Wichita Falls Crime Stoppers Seeks Leads on 2022 Unsolved Death
Police found 32-year-old Andrew Lopez deceased from a gunshot wound in May 2022.
Dallas Man Charged for Stolen Car, Drugs, and ICE Detainer
Ricardo Velazquez Esterez faces multiple charges after police found him driving a stolen Toyota Camry with prescription drugs.
Wichita Falls Police Chief Borrego Retires After 44 Years
Borrego's retirement marks the end of a four-decade career focused on modernizing city policies and public safety training.
