Good morning, Wichita Falls.

This September, Wichita Falls hosts a full month of fall events—with a Salsa Day Showdown at the Farmers Market on Sept.

13, a 9/11 Crunch Stair Climb on Sept. 11, Bands 2 Britain Street Fest, the Nightmare in the Falls haunted maze grand opening on Sept. 26, the 2025 Texas Oklahoma Fair from Sept. 17 to 20, a Fall Market Retail and Lifestyle Show on Sept. 26–27, a Fall Harvest Festival on Sept. 27, and a Walk to End Alzheimer’s also on Sept. 27—offering live music, local competitions and family fun.

Wichita Falls Crime Stoppers are seeking 51-year-old James Haller, a bald 5'6 man with brown eyes wanted for a theft over $2,500—if seen, contact law enforcement immediately.

Midwestern State University completed a $50 million renovation of Bolin Hall that now features modern classrooms, lecture halls and conference rooms for science students—university officials say the updates boost learning after more than a year and a half of work.

William Norris III announced his bid for Wichita County Sheriff today—he said he will bring fresh ideas and dedicated service to the office.

Wichita County's new sheriff, Will Rutledge, was sworn in on September 1st at the Wichita County Courthouse—he took command after David Duke retired following 40 years of service.

The Iowa Park Field Office reopens today at 8 a.m.—the building was fully renovated and a new parking lot added—and residents who were directed to other locations during the work can now use the updated facility.

The Wichita Falls housing market is seeing lower home prices and a 30% increase in listings that make buying more affordable.

Consultant broker Danny Steed said interest rates have dropped about half a percent—helping keep the market stable.

Wichita Falls Navy Week

All day — Wichita Falls, TX — Free entry — Celebrate the Navy's presence in Wichita Falls with community events and activities.

Fall Market: Retail & Lifestyle Trade Show

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — Free admission — Explore over 100 vendors showcasing unique products, from fashion to home décor and more.

Youth Art Show Grand Opening

5-6 p.m. — City of Wichita Falls Public Library — Free entry — Explore creativity and express yourself at this fun youth art event.

37th Annual Custom Boot & Saddlemaker Trade Show

9 AM – 5 PM — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — $10 admission, free for children sixteen and under — Explore craftsmanship and participate in a boot and saddle contest with chances to win vouchers.