Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 1st of February.
Good morning, Wichita Falls.
Wichita Falls will issue its first city-wide proclamation for the annual Four Chaplains Ceremony, commemorating the selfless act of four chaplains who saved soldiers' lives in 1943.
Fred, a laid-back pitbull mix, is available for adoption at the Humane Society of Wichita County, offering companionship and a relaxed vibe.
Dakota Joseph Phillips was re-arrested on a manslaughter charge for a fatal traffic accident while under the influence, alongside being sued for over $1 million by the victim's family who also targeted two businesses for serving him alcohol.
Cameron Schlegel was sentenced to 20 years in prison after a plea deal for possessing approximately 6,200 fentanyl pills, among other illicit items, during a police raid in Wichita Falls.
A lawsuit filed by M.F.
Litteken Co. against James Lane Air Conditioning, seeking $1 million for flood damages at the Wichita County Courthouse, was moved back to Wichita County after federal court dismissal.
Local high schools in Texoma compete in various sports, with the Legacy Leopards and other teams securing wins in district and TAPPs games.
Arts Alive Home and Garden Festival 2025
The Arts Alive! Home & Garden Festival features a vibrant marketplace showcasing local businesses, non-profits, and artists, offering unique products and inspiration for home and garden enthusiasts.
Nexus Pokémon League Gathering
This event offers a chance for Pokémon fans to gather and engage in trading card games and video games while competing for prizes in a community atmosphere.
Original Team Roping Association: District 12 Regular Season
The Original Team Roping Association hosts the District 12 Regular Season event, featuring competitive team roping on March 1 at the J.S. Bridwell Agricultural Center in Wichita Falls, TX.
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