The Lions will play the Chiefs tonight. (Sept. 7, 2023)

FALCONS WIN 29-17

ODESSA SWEEP

The last day of September was a warm one with rain chances, can we expect some rain at the start of the new month?

Teaming up with the Midland Fire Department, Midland ISD is working to train the next generation of firefighters and make sure they are successful outside the classroom.

REAGAN COUNTY 41-40 WIN OVER KERMIT

"I don't think there are many advantages there's probably a little bit more struggles, you get overlooked, the competitions gonna be a lot different than playing these 2A teams but you just get used to it," Reagan County Quarterback Kason Brown mentioned.

MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL HELD A CELEBRATION TODAY HONORING THE CARDIOLOGY DEPARTMENT'S MILESTONE OF PERFORMING OVER 100 SUCCESSFUL SURGERIES AND 140 WATCHMAN PROCEDURES.

THE HOSPITAL BEGAN OFFERING THIS SURGERY FOUR YEARS AGO AND LOOKS TO KEEP MOVING FORWARD HELPING LOCALS.

For more Permian Basin weather…check here on https://www.yourbasin.com/weather/forecast/. Despite the stagnant air-mass holding on strong across The Basin, Meteorologist Ryan DePhillips expects more Monsoonal moisture will bring in slightly more rain activity, a few more clouds, slightly lower temperatures, and the uptick in humidity. Skies will generally remain mostly sunny though for much of West Texas today as temperatures will reach the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. Rain activity will be very spotty in The Trans Pecos as a few weak thunderstorms may form. Winds will come more from the southeast today as above-normal temperatures will remain, but more-humid air will be inbound. The seasonably very warm and humid trend will continue this weekend.

Monahans school district code of conduct is currently under fire for the reading of their Hair/Facial policy.

Kris Boen and his wife, Kira, bought Homemade Wines in 2020 with high hopes for the business, as well as expansion; the couple opened a new location last December in downtown Odessa, branching out from their JBS Parkway location, but the expansion came with its own set of hiccups.

In tonight’s Basin Business report, we’re taking you to downtown Odessa where one flower shop is going above and beyond for its customers.

For more Permian Basin weather…check here on https://www.yourbasin.com/weather/forecast/. As a stable air mass dominates The Basin, Meteorologist Ryan DePhillips expects very sunny afternoon skies with above-normal temperatures in the upper 80’s and 90’s for most communities. Most if not all areas will remain free from rain as winds will come more from the south-southeast in eastern communities, providing the slightly humid trend, while southwesterly winds in The Trans Pecos will dry things out more during the afternoon. Despite the summerlike temperatures continuing ahead, more Monsoonal moisture will bring in slightly more rain activity, a few more clouds, slightly lower temperatures, and the uptick in humidity.