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Autopsy: Hit-and-run not likely in Noah Presgrove’s death
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — An autopsy report casts doubt on theories that 19-year-old Noah Presgrove may have been hit by a vehicle before being found dead along a rural highway last fall— leading to more questions for his family. Presgrove was found dead, lying along the side of...
City gets new eateries for Wichitans to sample
Hungry Wichitans have a variety of new places to check out as potential palate pleasers. Several new restaurants have opened in the past few weeks. Hawaiian Brothers has opened on the spot previously occupied by Denny’s at 4108 Kemp Blvd. As the name implies, the eatery has a Hawaii-inspired...
Woman back in jail after police discover 50 I.D. cards belonging to others, allegedly for “Walmart returns”
A Wichita Falls woman with a lengthy arrest record is back in jail on a $25,000 bond after police say they found more than 50 I.D. cards and papers belonging to other people in her purse and vehicle.
Convicted burglar claims he was doing charity work in latest arrest
A convicted burglar who was charged with terrorizing the Wichita Falls DPS Office and, in another incident, causing one of his burglary victims to have a seizure is now arrested after police said he claimed he was doing "church charity work" when a burglary victim punched him in the face.
TCEQ Approves Permit to Build Lake Ringgold Reservoir in Clay County
Despite opposition and the decision of an administrative law judge, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) voted on Friday, May 10 to approve the City of Wichita Falls’ permit to move forward with building an additional reservoir in Clay County. Lake Ringgold is part of the State Water...
Rain lifts lakes above drought level
Weekend rain added to what has become a very wet spring in Wichita Falls and North Texas and boosted lakes to above the drought level. The combined level of the city’s two primary reservoirs, lakes Arrowhead and Kickapoo, rose 4 percent over the past week to 67.7 percent. That’s...
Wichita Falls Police Department holds memorial service
The Wichita Falls Police Department celebrated police week on Monday with a memorial service to honor all those who have fallen and those who currently serve. "This whole week is dedicated as police week, so today we take the time to honor those officers who have fallen in the line of duty, to honor their families and their loved ones," Sgt. Charlie Eipper, WFPD public information officer, said.
Lillies Coffee shop hosts grand opening
HENRIETTA, Texas — A new business just up the road from Wichita Falls celebrated a grand opening Saturday brimming with the aroma of coffee, the sounds of music and smiles on friendly faces. Lillies Coffee shop at 109 W. Omega St. provides a drink menu, a small indoor seating...
Boy Scouts of America announces name change
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - After 114 years the Boys Scouts of America is changing its name, they will now call themselves Scouting America. The scouts have seen dwindling numbers in memberships in recent years. Our local troops have a total of 850 members with 300 girls and 2 dozen...
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