Texoma residents who’ve been calling Lake Diversion their home, some for years, are being evicted. All the people who live on the lake that covers a wide portion of both Archer and Baylor counties received a letter telling them to vacate their homes by January 31, 2017. The letter came from a Wichita Falls attorney representing the…… MORE
A beautiful natural habitat full of recreational activities and places to grill and picnic. That’s the vision Holliday city officials have for their proposed park and it is about to become reality. Plans for a new park in Holliday are moving forward thanks to a hefty grant from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. City officials…… MORE
Car wrecks are the leading cause of death for US teens. Federal health officials says most of these deadly accidents happen between 9pm and 6am. They say state curfews for young drivers just aren’t cutting it. They are suggesting states review and possibly adjust their curfew times to get teens out of the driver’s seat earlier.…… MORE
Come the fall semester, 500 students will fill up the new Legacy Hall at Midwestern State University. “My favorite part is just seeing it (all) happen,” student Geordan Martinez said. Kristi Shulte, Director of Residence Life of Housing said the residence hall will be opening on August 20th as they welcome the freshman class. “Primarily…… MORE
Texans that are shopping for back to school season have a chance to take advantage of big savings this weekend. The tax free holiday has officially begun and runs through Sunday August 7th. According to the National Retail Federation, the average shopper will spend over $673 during the tax free holiday, that’s a $44 jump…… MORE
Campus carry is now in effect on all Texas higher education campuses. We wanted to know how the new law effects university police and their ability to protect everyone on campus. Patrick Coggins, Midwestern State University’s Chief of Police, said training policies have changed. The biggest change for officers is their mindset responding to calls, especially…… MORE
The Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health District has captured 13 different species of mosquitoes so far in 2016. While the Zika Virus is capturing headlines around the world, WF-WCPHD Director Lou Kreidler said that the West Nile Virus is the bigger threat to locals. “We have caught a total of 746 mosquitoes this year,” said…… MORE
Pokemon Go is the latest craze sweeping across the US but it’s not all fun and games. There are things consumers need to be aware of. The Better Business Bureau says scammers are targeting players of the Pokemon Go app. “The latest fishing scheme has to do with Pokemon Go. Consumers are receiving an email saying…… MORE
Since mid-July, temperatures around Texoma have been on either side of 100 degrees and some areas have not seen significant rainfall in two and half weeks! Under those conditions things have dried out, which can be fuel for fire, The latest fire happened right in the middle of a wind farm just after 11am Wednesday.…… MORE
We have new information on the cause of death for David Donald. His body was found inside a clothing collection box in Graham. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner said that Donald died of methamphetamine intoxication. His body was found on July 2. Police believe he had crawled into the collection box to try and find…… MORE
