Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Faith Mission and Faith Refuge in Wichita Falls are set to begin a $5.5M renovation project in May by expanding Faith Refuge with an 8,000 sqft addition that adds 14 rooms for mothers, and updating the 40-year-old men's shelter on Travis Street — work is expected to finish in a year.

Local dispatchers (recognized as first responders) are honored today during National Telecommunicators Week (Apr.

12 to 18) as they handle fire, police, and medical calls.

WFISD Superintendent Dr. Donny Lee visited the News Channel 6 studio Tuesday, Apr.

14 at 8:53 p.m. to participate in Education Watch and share school district updates.

Youth Opportunities Center director Madeline Chappell told city council on April 7 that 15-year flooding in Eastside is blocking access to grants and loans necessary for improvements; she urged city leaders to follow 2011 U.S.-based Geological Survey recommendations to reduce flood risk.

Wichita Falls ISD named Ross Dillard as the new head football coach at Memorial High School after a districtwide search following Marc Bindel's departure.

He brings 12 years of experience and plans to build on his past work as defensive coordinator to prepare student-athletes for life beyond high school.

Windthorst hosted Archer City in a high-scoring district softball game Monday evening.

A key play in the sixth inning helped Windthorst lead, and they won nine to seven.

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.