Lynn Walker is a City Editor at various publications including the Albany Democrat Herald and USA TODAY. She covers a diverse range of topics such as regional interest and world news, climate change, and construction, while also delving into crime and local events in North America and LATAM. Lynn's work has been featured in notable outlets like Yahoo News and the Amarillo Globe-News.
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Lynn's coverage is heavily focused on local government, crime, and tragedy in the Wichita Falls area of Texas. Pitches to her should emphasize expertise or firsthand knowledge related to ongoing investigations, local policy changes, community impact stories, or exclusive interviews with relevant figures.
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A Wichita Falls family was forced out of their home by fire over the past weekend.
By: Lynn Walker
Wichita County has a lot of holiday season visitors — but they’re not staying in luxurious accommodations.
Several companies announced intentions for development in Wichita Falls during 2024.
Editor's note: This story contains information about alleged sexual assaults, which some readers may find disturbing.
Wichita Falls lake levels fell this week 0.3 percent to a combined total of 69.9 percent.
By: Katie Landeck, Saleen Martin, Lynn Walker
As of this publication, the Party City store website has sign that says all stores are closing and its inventory is up to half off.
By: Lynn Walker
The Wichita County Sheriff's Office is advising people to avoid the vicinity of FM Road 369 near the Wichita River on Sunday.
Confirmation: The Wichita County Sheriff’s Office found a bomb northeast of Wichita Falls Sunday.
The Wichita Falls Police Department is apparently conducting a criminal investigation into the death of a two-year-old girl who was attacked by a dog.
It came down to two 17-year-old boys that warm day in May 1957. They were the finalists in a pancake eating contest in Wichita Falls.
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