drought

We have got to save water here in Wichita Falls and we'll be damned if we are going to waste a drop.

Jimmy Fallon ended his Tonight Show monologue on Thursday (5/8) with a joke about Wichita Falls and our plans to treat waste water and use it for drinking water.

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."

So just how much rain has Wichita Falls missed out on during this 3-year drought? The answer is shocking.

With the drought only getting worse around Wichita Falls, stories like this should make you sick.

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

Castaway Cove Water Park in Wichita Falls has purchased and planned to begin constructing a new $1 million water slide this month. However, those plans have now changed.

This billboard in Lima, Peru produces drinkable water from humidity in the air.

Wichita Falls will be starting a cloud seeding project to help with the drought conditions, but apparently we just need a witch.

Lake levels at Lake Arrowhead and Kickapoo continue their decline as the drought rages on

The series of photos depict just how low one of our water sources, Lake Arrowhead, has become due to the drought.