Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Atmos Energy is urging homeowners, contractors and excavators in Wichita Falls to call 811 before digging—since over half of natural gas leaks are caused by even minor damage to pipelines.

The Rev. Dr. Robert M.

Castle retired after serving as pastor at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church for 51 years until July 30 + he will return occasionally as a guest preacher.

The Wichita Falls Housing Authority has reopened its housing waitlists for a limited time until Oct.

31; nearly 200 people have already applied. Executive Director Paris Ward said updates in the homes—such as new stoves and ceiling fans—aim to improve community, safety and comfort.

The city of Wichita Falls settled a lawsuit after a child was injured on Castaway Cove’s 'Cliffhanger' slide— the settlement reached on July 25 provided annuity payments and paid attorney fees even though the amount was not disclosed.

City Manager Jeffrey Jenkins said Tuesday that contract mowers may be hired next week to trim overgrown weeds and help with code enforcement after heavy rains, and the city received eight bids for the work.

At the same meeting, councilors increased the city’s share in the firefighter retirement fund, approved a $1.05M water project with Bowles Construction, spent on a dog park and library upgrades, and held a closed session to discuss buying Sikes Senter for $28M to later sell for redevelopment—actions that set several city projects in motion.

Community members in Wichita Falls attended the premiere of the documentary 'It's not personal, it's just healthcare,' which exposes common myths about the healthcare system (with local speakers noting that high costs and a broken system hurt patients).

Local youth sports programs help kids stay active, learn social skills, and build teamwork in Wichita Falls—Madrigal Youth Center registration ends August 8th while the Boys and Girls Club continues its programs.

William Lee Martin: The Funny Life Tour

7:30 p.m. — Wichita Theater Performing Art Centre — Tickets available — Enjoy a night of laughter with Texas native comedian William Lee Martin as he shares relatable stories about life and parenting.

2025 Wichita Falls PRCA Rodeo - Friday

7:30-9 p.m. — Kay Yeager Coliseum — Tickets on sale June 2nd — Witness over 400 top cowboys and cowgirls compete in thrilling rodeo events for the whole family.

Art Battle Competition in Wichita Falls

11 PM – 3 AM — The Lab — Auction proceeds — Experience live art creation and help choose the next champion in this thrilling competition.

Hotter’N Hell Hundred

7 a.m. – 9 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — $75/night for RV sites — Experience the largest single day 100 mile bicycle ride with a vibrant community atmosphere and various festivities.

Brantley Gilbert Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Kay Yeager Coliseum — Tickets from $61 — Enjoy a night of country music with Brantley Gilbert live in Wichita Falls.