Lake Ringgold News Today

With landowners means of support are at risk, the next step is filing an appeal

Wichita Falls City Councilors on Tuesday will consider adopting a new Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Plans ordinance.

A judge in Austin appears to remain firm in his recommendation to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality about proposed Lake Ringgold.

Six candidates for the Texas 30th District state senate seat came to Wichita Falls Tuesday night, each trying to persuade an audience at Midwestern State University that he or she should be elected to the seat that represents Wichita Falls in Austin.

The city of Wichita Falls claims a judge’s recommendation to deny a permit to build Lake Ringgold has far-reaching impacts.

Mayor Tim Short explains some statements about the process for the future Lake Ringgold.

State Sen. Drew Springer said Wichita Falls should pause its plans to build Lake Ringgold and explore “other opportunities” for its future water supply.

These top five stories affected Wichita Falls and shaped the year 2023 for us.

State Sen. Drew Springer will speak next week in Wichita Falls about water in wake of judge's rejection of Lake Ringgold.

A “striking admission” by City Manager Darron Leiker and heroic efforts by Wichita Falls to keep water flowing during the historic drought of 2010-2015 may have been decisive factors in a judge’s recommendation to reject the city’s plans to build Lake Ringgold.