The sleepy town in Texas went from being a battleground for fanatical extremists to an IG-friendly Home Goods haven for ...

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These curated articles focus on Wichita restaurants that once shaped local social life but now exist only in memory. Each piece highlights how these places brought people together for meals, ...

The City of Wichita said that the Brooks Landfill will accept tree debris from this week’s storms at no cost. The landfill will be open from 8 a.m.- 2 p.m.

He replaces Darron Leiker, who resigned in July 2024. Wichita Fall's new city manager has started to work. The City Council voted in April to hire Jeffrey Jenkins at a base salary of $278,000.

He replaces Darron Leiker, who resigned in July 2024. Wichita Fall's new city manager has started to work. The City Council voted in April to hire Jeffrey Jenkins at a base salary of $278,000.

The 54-foot artificial falls was built in 1987, according to the city’s website. It is a representation of the city’s namesake, a shallow falls that was destroyed by a flood in the 1800s.

He replaces Darron Leiker, who resigned in July 2024. Wichita Fall's new city manager has started to work. The City Council voted in April to hire Jeffrey Jenkins at a base salary of $278,000.

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A day after torrential rains swamped parts of Wichita, the city is still drying out—and cleaning up. Flooded roads, swamped basements, and closed parks are just some of ...