drought

Lake levels have fallen in Wichita Falls and that means water restrictions have gone into place. Here's what you need to know.

A new survey came out for drought situations in Texas and Wichita Falls is in a place it's quite familiar with from a few years ago.

Discover the worst drought in Texas history and how it has shaped water development across the state.

Conditions are ripe for more wildfires to get started in the panhandle region this spring and summer.

The water is being sent by a 12 mile pipeline to the Cypress Water Treatment Plant for additional processing.

As I was driving down our country road today I could hear machinery running. I knew what it was; swathers and balers. They weren't cutting grass for hay (which we should be doing about this time of year). They were cutting the wheat and bailing it. There is nothing to harvest.

The Today show was live in Wichita Falls this morning examining the city's waste water reuse project, or as they so eloquently called it: "turning to toilets for tap water."

The solution to our water issue may be as simple as a tank.

There have been a lot of discussions about the drought lately.  Is it global warming?  Is it a shift in the polar axis?  Not according to Chris Hill from Australia, it's as "clear as day" what is causing the drought.

The crickets have been absolutely crazy this year. I did some searching on the internet and according to Dr. Roger E. Gold of Texas A&M, the crickets are abundant for two reasons; “One, they have completed development and are reproducing and spreading out. Tw...

Phoenix, Arizona looked like a scene from an apocalyptic summer blockbuster Tuesday night after a massive dust storm engulfed the city and its surrounding areas. The dust cloud appeared to be 100 miles wide and was moving between 50 and 60 miles an hour.