Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Google will order up to 150,000 gallons of treated water daily for a new data center planned near Three-Way Road in Archer County.

The water supply corporation is finalizing the agreement and planning infrastructure upgrades — the center will use under 32,000 gallons when operational.

Legacy High School's Class of 2026 celebrated graduation at Kay Yeager Coliseum as graduates and supporters marked a milestone of hard work; Principal Dr. Peter Braveboy honored the graduates (recognizing their dedication) during night two of WFISD graduations.

City council approved up to $360,000 from the 4B Tax Fund at no cost to taxpayers to help fund Miniature Wonders at Kiwanis Park.

The nonprofit will create 1:25 scale 3D printed models of landmarks and plans to fully open before March 2027.

Texas Oncology Clinic in Wichita Falls held clinical trial awareness events on Wednesday to help cancer patients access advanced treatments near home.

The event offered details on trials for breast, lung, head and neck cancers and more, with most treatment costs covered by the study.

Officer Tim Putney, a Wichita Falls law enforcement officer injured in 2017, now helps fellow officers cope with chronic pain through The Wounded Blue program + he serves as Detective Sergeant + Director of Peer Support.

Ronnie McDowell at Wichita Theater

7-9 p.m. — Wichita Theater Performing Art Centre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the charm of country music in an intimate setting with legendary artist Ronnie McDowell.