Good morning, Wichita Falls.

The University Kiwanis Club will host its 70th annual pancake festival this weekend at the J.S.

Bridwell Agricultural Center, where guests can enjoy pancakes, sausage, coffee, and entertainment from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; tickets cost $11 for Kiwanis members or $12 at the gate.

Prolonged cold weather is increasing the damage from structure fires in Wichita Falls by slowing response times and hindering effective water use — fire officials warn residents to inspect chimneys and use space heaters safely to reduce risks.

A Wichita Falls resident claimed a $2 million Mega Millions win from a ticket bought at Texas Xpress on Kemp Boulevard from a Jan.

16 drawing, and the ticket also netted an extra $40; the winner chose to remain anonymous.

Wichita Falls officials warned Tuesday that icy roads continue to cause travel delays and urged motorists to limit trips until crews + equipment clear critical intersections.

Temperatures are forecast to climb above freezing this afternoon before refreezing tonight, and updates on trash and bus routes will be issued later today.

70th Annual Pancake Festival

6 AM – 12 PM — MPEC — All proceeds support community activities — Enjoy delicious pancakes while giving back to the local community.

Cross Trail Outfitters Youth Benefit Dinner

4:30-8 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — Registration required — Support outdoor youth programs with dinner, auctions, and fun activities.

TXOLAN Sweetheart Spectacular & Bluebonnet Stakes Alpaca Show

8 a.m.–5 p.m. — J S Bridwell Agricultural Center — Free entry — Celebrate 27 years of excellence with trained alpacas showcasing their skills and enjoy lively community activities.

Wichita Adult Literacy Council Book Fair

5-8 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — $10 entry for Early Bird Night — Discover a treasure trove of books across 40 genres at this annual book fair.