Good morning, Wichita Falls.

City of Wichita Falls Animal Services has selected Telly (a two to three-year-old tuxedo cat with patches of white) as Pet of the Week.

He is available for adoption at 1207 Hatton Road for $40 plus a prepay fee for his neuter and rabies shot.

Community members reflect on the 1964 tornado that reshaped Wichita Falls as local media look back on the live coverage by News Channel 6 — captured by cameraman Carl Nichols — which remains a landmark in our local broadcast history.

Week nine of the Citizens Academy featured a tactical session led by Special Response Unit negotiator Melvin Joyner (who demonstrated de-escalation tools) at 6 p.m. where students saw drones, throw phones and flashbangs, and the program will continue next week with a detention center tour.

Wichita Falls Police Department’s new interim chief spoke in a video today stressing the importance of police and community cooperation, aiming to boost public trust and strengthen local safety going forward.

United Regional held its Donate Life flag-raising ceremony today to honor organ donors and transplant recipients in our community, stressing National Donate Life Month and its partnership with the Southwest Transplant Alliance.

Emily’s Legacy Rescue introduced Benny, a two-year-old Catahoula Leopard Dog mix, as Pet of the Week today.

The rescue urges adopters to connect via Facebook and notes no adoption events for Easter weekend, with wine bingo fundraisers held Tuesdays in April (7 to 9 p.m. at OG Cellars).

FallsCon 2026

2-11 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — Pre-registration available — Celebrate gaming, anime, and pop culture with contests and special guests.

Open Mic Night with Clint Vines

8:30 p.m. — The Iron Horse Pub — No cover charge — Showcase your talent in a vibrant and supportive musical environment.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Show

7-10 p.m. — Kay Yeager Coliseum — Ticket info available — Experience high-energy performances and stories from the renowned Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.