Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Home for Freedom gave a home to a Navy veteran (a longtime local member) and plans to extend its housing support (part of its ongoing initiative).

MSU officials urge students to complete the FAFSA early as funds are offered on a first come, first served basis.

The financial aid office is ready to answer questions while the 2027-28 application remains open in Wichita Falls.

Travis County District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble overruled the Lake Ringgold permit today in Austin after oral arguments challenged a reservoir project that could flood thousands of acres of ranchland and habitat.

Wichita Falls Mayor Tim Short said the city has 30 days to appeal (reviewing next steps).

Loki is a 6- to 7-year-old Malinois mix at Wichita Falls Animal Services who loves playing fetch, treats, and quiet cuddle time with people and other dogs.

Prospective adopters can visit 1207 Hatton Road to meet him for a $40 fee.

Emily’s Legacy Rescue introduced Kandy, a 2-year-old cat who recently had a litter of kittens now in foster care and who needs a family to give her space.

The rescue also will host an adoption event at the Harley-Davidson shop along the highway toward Vernon or Iowa Park from 11 a.m. & 4 p.m.

Iowa Park hosted Burkburnett in a District 4-4A volleyball match on Thursday night, and the Lady Hawks won three sets to one after key plays by Micah Coombes and Jenna Green.

The win came after a timeout helped shift momentum in Iowa Park's favor.

Week 7 high school football featured varied scores — Newcastle won 76 to 22 over Whiteface — as local teams including Wichita Falls Memorial played competitive games while fans watched the season develop.

Iowa Park catcher Halli Kennedy has committed to Frank Phillips College to continue her softball career.

She made her decision last month + expressed gratitude for the opportunity to advance her game.