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50 most popular chain restaurants in America

Stacker analyzed data from YouGov to find the most popular chain restaurants in the U.S. as of the first quarter of 2025.

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Wichita’s winter shelter becomes year-round shelter

The former Park Elementary School in Wichita will operate as a 24/7 year-round shelter for those experiencing homelessness.

Longtime Wichita Falls business set to close

A longtime Wichita Falls business is closing. Holder's Jewelers announced on its Facebook page its last day would be April 17. "We thank our valued customers for their unwavering support. After over 55 years of service, we are grateful for all of the experiences and memories we have been a part of," the post said.

Political rally set for Saturday in downtown Wichita Falls

The Wichita County Democratic Association will host a "Rally for Democracy" 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday at the park at Eighth Street and Scott Avenue in downtown Wichita Falls.

Maxim Naumov’s late parents are with him on the ice, now and forever

The 23-year-old skater delivered a flawless exhibition of love at the “Exhibition of Champions” and ended it with a message to his parents.

City of Wichita cuts community greenhouse gas reduction goals from its draft climate plan

The new plan removes most references to climate change, greenhouse gases or environmental justice. But many of its goals, outside of the community-wide greenhouse gas reduction target, remain unchanged.

Red-hot Knight Monsters back in home this weekend

The Tahoe Knight Monsters (39-20-4, 83 points) are back at home this weekend for the remaining three games of a four-game series against the Idaho Steelheads (32-22-8, 73 points). Tahoe opened up the series Wednesday with a 5-1 win, tallying five unanswered goals after falling behind 1-0.

Four injured in crash northwest of Wichita

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Four people were injured in a two-vehicle crash that ruptured a gas line just northwest of Wichita. A pickup and a minivan collided around 5:45 p.m. Friday at 21st S

‘Happy I was able to put the jersey on.’ Khalif Battle’s time at Gonzaga was short but meaningful

Sitting at a locker at Intrust Bank Arena, Gonzaga guard Khalif Battle held an iPhone in his right hand. Resting beneath the mobile device was an NCAA name placard taken from the press conference Battle had just returned from.

“We Must Fight.” Figure Skater Max Naumov Hears his Father’s Words and Carries On

Max Naumov reflects on his final moments with his parents, and their legacy, two months after their plane crashed over Washington, D.C.

Former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder to return to the ring in June vs. Tyrell Herndon

Former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder to return to the ring in June vs. Tyrell Herndon after over a year off from the sport.

Man charged in Wichita shooting spree headed for trial

The case of a 33-year-old man facing charges that include first-degree murder in connection with a November shooting spree that the Sedgwick County sheriff described as “a rampage” is headed for trial.

Hilltopper Basketball transfer portal update

The NCAA transfer portal opened March 24, and multiple WKU men's basketball players have now entered their names into the portal.

Wichita Mayor in Spat with Local Journalists Over Whether She ‘Refused' to Sign Proclamation or Just Didn't Vote for It

Wu is accusing three local TV stations along with a newspaper of misreporting whether or not she refused to vote for a city ordinance about Transgender Day of Visibility.

Amarillo High to face Birdville in regional semifinals on Friday

The Amarillo High Lady Sandies are on the hunt for their first state championship, but first, they have to make it out of the regional semifinals, where they will face Birdville on Friday.

KU School of Medicine dean moving to new role

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The University of Kansas Medical Center has announced that Dr. Garold Minns, professor of internal medicine and dean of the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita,

Figure skater Maxim Naumov reveals parents switched to doomed American Airlines flight at last minute

Maxim Naumov suffered heartbreaking loss on Jan. 29 when the American Airlines plane carrying his parents, coaches Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov, as well as 62 other passengers and crew, collided with a military chopper near Reagan National Airport.

City of Wichita Falls invites the public to shape the future of public parks

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Wichita Falls’ Neighborhood Revitalization Committee is seeking community input on the future of the Heart of the Falls Neighborhood Revitalization Area via a survey. The survey is just four questions and free food will be available, providing an optimal effort-to benefit ratio.

Local students present their Sikes Senter Mall improvement survey

In late January, local students began working on a survey to revamp Sikes Senter Mall. Since that time, over 1,100 people have filled out the survey and that helped the students identify common wants from the community.

Towne West rezoning to potentially bring economic boost, jobs

Towne West could soon undergo a transformation. New owners want to rezone parts of the mall for industrial purposes.

Quincy Ballard transfer portal: Top 5 landing spots for Wichita State center ft. Syracuse

Wichita State's Quincy Ballard has reportedly entered the transfer portal. The 6-foot-11 center spent two seasons at Florida State and the last three years at Wichita State.

Senate hearing to be held on crash of Wichita flight in D.C.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Kansas Senator Jerry Moran will be leading a subcommittee hearing Thursday to look at preliminary findings from the crash of a Wichita flight to Washington, D.C. in January.

Wichitan sentenced in deadly crash on Seymour Highway

Luckett, 63, of Wichita Falls died from her injuries on March 25, 2023, court records show. Mendoza was originally charged shortly after the crash with intoxication assault with a vehicle, a third degree felony punishable by two to 10 years in prison.

Red River Harley-Davidson is now Copperhead Harley-Davidson Wichita Falls

Red River Harley-Davidson, a family-owned dealership operating for 40 years in the Wichita Falls area, is now under new ownership, according to a recent post on Facebook. On March 22, the Gilmore family, who owns Red River Harley-Davidson, posted on social media that they were selling the dealership to new owners.

Open house to be held for regional transportation plan

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Wichita Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is having an open house Wednesday to get public input on a regional transportation plan. The long-range plan is called MTP 2050,

Providence shined in March Madness. Let's hope NCAA officials took notice

It was the 12th time NCAA Tournament games have been played here and the event still carried the magic of the first one 50 years ago.

FBI launches task force targeting anti-Tesla ‘domestic terrorism’

FBI creates a task force to investigate the anti-Tesla "domestic terrorism" attacks and vandalism on both Tesla facilities and privately-owned vehicles.

Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal

A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.

Does AI Trader Outperform Human Traders In The Long Run?

Does AI trader outperform human trader in the long run?

Figure skater Amber Glenn of Plano undefeated going into world championships this week

Amber Glenn of Plano, Texas, has won gold at every event this season and is vying for a spot on the U.S. figure skating team for the 2026 Milan-Cortina

RR Harley Davidson selling

Red River Harley Davidson off of Highway 287 has served the motorcyclists of not just Wichita Falls, but the rest of Texoma as well. On March 22, the Gilmore family, who owns Red River Harley-Davidson,

Science teacher receives $1,000 award

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) -Legacy High School biology teacher Josh Nielsen was awarded the Roberta Faulkner Sund Award for his dedication to his students. The award, created by Dr. Harold Sund in memory of his wife, Roberta Faulkner, recognizes one science teacher in the district every year and comes with a check for $1,000.

This Major League Baseball player is part of Kelvin Sampson’s incredible basketball resume

Mark Hendrickson is one of the few athletes to play in both the NBA and Major League Baseball — and the only one to spend at least four seasons in each.

Taliyah Brooks earns Bronze Medal at World Indoor Track and Field Championships

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Wichita Falls native Taliyah Brooks shined on day one of the World Indoor Track and Field Championships. The World Championships are being held in China. Brooks placed third in the Pentathlon with 4,669 points. Her performance is the best by an American in the event since DeDee Nathan won the world title in 1999.