Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Today, mayors Tim Short, Brad Litteken and Jeff Pogatshnik flew in T‑38 jets at ENJJPT to build community ties, taking off at 10:50 a.m. — Colonel Jeffery Shulman said the program strengthens bonds between military families and local communities.

The historic Kell House in Wichita Falls will host a Mother’s Day Brunch on Saturday, May 10 at 10 a.m.—inviting all mothers and their families to enjoy tea and a catered brunch at $40 per adult and $20 per child 12 and under.

Call 940-723-2712 for more details.

Dent repair pop-up shops have appeared around town after recent storms, and the Better Business Bureau advises residents to ask questions, verify company details (including a permanent address and phone number) and check for BBB accreditation (if available) before signing any paperwork.

Eric Michael Skipper (a Wichita Falls man) was arrested Wednesday on charges of stealing over $300,000 from Lipscomb Power Sports and released on a $250,000 bond (he allegedly manipulated sales records to support his family and lifestyle).

Midwestern State University closed Centennial Hall after a roof drain failed during a recent storm and water damaged all four floors.

The maintenance crew is working to repair and disinfect the building — they expect to reopen it before finals.

The city of Wichita Falls warned yesterday that the mosquito population is expected to grow after recent rain—officials said that the large mosquitoes from flood waters do not carry disease.

Vector control workers will begin spraying affected areas when weather allows and residents are advised to use an EPA approved repellant.

Today the Wichita County-Wichita Falls Public Health District is advising residents to use EPA-approved repellent as standing water on Texoma may boost floodwater mosquitos — known for biting through denim — while teams stand by with trucks and sprayers to treat affected areas.

On Thursday, May 1, high school softball and baseball playoff games showed strong performances as area and bi-district champions emerged from several classifications—teams such as Iowa Park secured a 10—0 win in softball.

The series of competitive matchups marked a busy postseason for local high school sports.

Disney's Frozen Jr. Performance

1-5 p.m. — Wichita Theater Performing Art Centre — Affordable tickets available — Experience the magic of Disney's Frozen Jr. live on stage.

District Finals - Original Team Roping Association

8 AM – 5 PM — J S Bridwell Agricultural Center — Check event site for entry fees — Witness top team roping talent compete for buckles and awards at the District Finals.

Oma's Kitchen

10 a.m. - 10 p.m. — Faith Village — Free entry — Celebrate culinary delights with your local community in a festively welcoming atmosphere.