Street debate exposes rift inside Wichita ... Wichita Falls homes, but how much concrete residential streets should have boiled over into intense discussion at Tuesday’s meeting of the Wichita ...

Wichita Falls has 38 parks in the city limits comprising about 1,200 acres. The city also has five parks at Lake Arrowhead, ...

The city of Wichita Falls Transfer Station at 3200 Lawrence Road will reopen on Tuesday, according to a press release from the city. "Concrete repairs were completed ahead of schedule, and the ...

The city of Wichita Falls Transfer Station, 3200 Lawrence Road, will be closed to the public for an undetermined period beginning March 17. This is a Times Record News file photo.

The new city manager for Wichita Falls started work Monday. ... $5 million in infrastructure funding, and $1.5 million in road expansion funds with minimal matching costs." ...

Wichita Falls lifts drought restrictions after lake levels rise above 90% capacity. City Council discusses TxDOT grant application for Circle Trail extension along Lake Wichita.

Thursday, the city says it is receiving about $1 million more than it did last year for street maintenance. The city is also using $10 million in proceeds from its 2016 sale of the Hyatt Hotel ...

The Wichita Falls Transfer Station will close to the public on March 17 and stay closed for an undetermined period of time. The city said in a Facebook post on Monday that repair work on the ...

The Wichita Falls store will be located on Kell Boulevard west of the U-Haul business and in the Lawrence Road corridor that has become the city’s most active retail hub in recent years.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita City Council approved a name change for Squaw Street, located on the east side of North Maize road, 600 feet north of West Central.

Wichita Falls is embarking on a 10-year plan to improve its parks and recreational facilities. At a recent meeting, the City Council adopted a sprawling 273-page Parks and Recreation Master Plan ...

The topic of concrete may not make for dinner table conversation in most Wichita Falls homes, but how much concrete residential streets should have boiled over into intense discussion at Tuesday ...