Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Decisions on data centers will come early August as ERCOT notifies companies on Aug.

7 and the Public Utilities Commission votes on Batch Zero rules on June 18, affecting projects like Skybox’s in the Wichita Falls Business Park (construction is set to begin later this year).

Wichita Falls Museum of Art is adding a free summer series with Live at the Lake (3rd Thu, 6–8 p.m.) and Make and Take (Tue–Thu, 3–5 p.m.), offering live music and art sessions for families.

The events aim to bring creative fun to the museum.

Wichita Falls summer camps are underway with activities like cyberbullying lessons, museum visits + trips to Castaway Cove to keep kids engaged and ready for school.

Today at Scotland Park Elementary School, health and police officials led a safety session on internet risks.

Local experts advise pet owners that triple-digit temperatures can quickly harm animals on hot pavement (asphalt can reach 40 to 60 degrees hotter than air) and urge providing a cool indoor space, shade, and fresh water to keep pets safe.

Our Blood Institute launches its All American Blood Drive from June 11 through July 5 at OBI centers, giving donors limited edition gifts including a T-shirt, camp chair and theme park ticket.

Donors aged 16 and over must show photo ID to help save lives across Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas.

The Wichita Falls Spudders hosted the Waco Woolly Wranglers for 'Bark in the Park' night at Hoskins Field Monday.

The Spudders lost 8-3 and are set to play five straight road games against the Weatherford Cutters starting with a doubleheader Tuesday — marking the start of a six-game stretch.

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.

Fourth in the Falls Freedom Fest 2026

5-10:30 p.m. — MPEC — Free entry — Enjoy a night of diverse music with the talented country cover band All Hat No Cadillac.