A new Texas law is on the books aimed at teaching high school students and new drivers what to do when they get pulled over by law enforcement officers. The law is called the Communication Safety Education Act which took into effect in September. The act is still very new, and the state has recently…… MORE
Watch For Deer On Texoma Roads
Fall is upon us and that means more deer on the roads and highways. There are a handful of reasons for that, most notably it being deer mating season. Experts want people to be aware and insured. “Even a 100-pound deer can really do a lot of damage,” Texas State Trooper, Sgt. Dan Buesing said.…… MORE
Tomorrow Is Voter Registration Deadline
Tuesday, October 9, is the last day to register to vote for the November 6, 2018, mid-term election. Your application must be received in the Voter Registrar’s office or postmarked at least 30 days before the November 6 election for you to be eligible to vote in that election in Texas. Details on how to register to…… MORE
Wichita Falls Residents Protest Outside Senator Cruz’/Trump Jr. Rally
There was no shortage of voters exercising their right to free speech ahead of Republican Senator Ted Cruz’s campaign stop with Donald Trump Jr. in Wichita Falls. Protesters held signs with phrases that read “Just say no to Cruz”. Others showed their support for the senator’s opponent, Democrat Representative Beto O’Rourke. Senator Cruz’s history with…… MORE
‘Cruz Missiles’ Erupt At Senator Ted Cruz Wichita Falls Rally
After waiting for an hour, more than a thousand Cruz Missiles, a nickname given to US Senator Ted Cruz supporters, Sen. Cruz and Donald Trump Junior arrived at the Wichita Falls MPEC for the senator’s rally. Read more about last night’s rally here. … MORE
City Of Wichita Falls Takes Proactive Approach To Distemper Outbreak
The City of Wichita Falls is trying to take a proactive approach in addressing it’s first serious health outbreak at the Animal Services Center in it’s eight years of being open. On Tuesday, the Wichita Falls City Council amended an ordinance to allow the health department to vaccinate all animals brought into the center for…… MORE
Better Business Bureau: Clearing Personal Data
If a new car is in your future, you might first have some unfinished business with your old one. While you’re cleaning out your personal items, think about the personal information stored in the car’s electronic system. Your car is a computer that stores a lot of information about you just like your smartphone or…… MORE
MSU Sets University Record For Fundraising
Midwestern State University is once again breaking records. It received $32.8 million dollars from private donors this year – four times as much as last year – making this the largest fundraising year in the university’s history. These funds are helping the university reach their fundraising goal to raise $50 million that they set back…… MORE
Parents Speak Out On Pledge Of Allegiance Controversy
The pledge of allegiance can be heard in classrooms all across Texoma. Districts like Wichita Falls, City View and Archer City ISD all have similar policies: students must participate in the Pledge of Allegiance unless a parent sends a written request excusing their child from saying the pledge. Tonight we’re hearing from some Texoma parents…… MORE
MSU Enrollment On The Rise
A few days ago the numbers were finalized, and right now MSU Texas has 6,102 students, about 22 more than last fall. To help gain even more MSU has a new position on campus. Fred Dietz was named the university’s Vice President for Enrollment Management. “The opportunity to grow is really across every avenue at…… MORE
