Good morning, Midland.

United Supermarkets and Market Street donated over 50,000 pounds of apples, with nearly 5,000 pounds sent to West Texas Food Bank through its Take A Bite Out of Hunger program to feed families and students.

The donation will boost supplies at local partner agencies in Midland and Odessa—helping ensure healthy food is available as summer approaches.

A Pecos County deputy was injured when a suspect fired a gun during a traffic stop near the intersection of 6th and Farr, and deputies chased him 11 miles east of Highway 190, exchanged gunfire, and shot him—Texas Rangers are investigating the shooting after a brief lockdown at Iraan-Sheffield Collegiate ISD was lifted.

Twenty-two juniors at Permian High School face a graduation delay when STAAR results are released on May 23—one day after the May 22 ceremony planned for over 900 seniors.

The students, who have met all their credit requirements and taken extra classes, are pushing to join the ceremony even as the district schedules a summer event—set for the end of June.

Ector County Hospital District board members debated a rushed appointment of a District 5 member and voted in a tie to reconsider the decision—no further action was taken on the appointment.

Midland County commissioners are launching the Vision Zero Project to reduce fatal roadway crashes by 2050.

County Judge Terry Johnson said the project will review and revise road design, stop signs, and traffic lights — aiming to cut nearly 12 daily traffic deaths statewide.

The Midland Health Department confirmed a fourth measles case in an adult resident.

Officials are closely monitoring the situation—residents with symptoms are urged to seek medical care immediately.

The Midland Health Department confirmed a fourth measles case in a toddler and is working to identify exposures and notify those at risk—officials note that symptoms may appear seven to 21 days after exposure.

Mahjong at the Museum

A Sip & Shop Tile Matching Charity Evening for the Museum of the Southwest.

William Beckmann Concert

6:00-7:30 p.m. — The Tailgate — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful sounds of William Beckmann, blending storytelling and music in an intimate setting.

Hatha Yoga Sessions

4-5 p.m. — The I-20 Wildlife Preserve & Jenna Welch Nature Study Center — Free for registered community members — Enjoy gentle yoga in nature that harmonizes breath and movement for relaxation and well-being.

Mat Pilates at The Preserve

9-10 a.m. — The I-20 Wildlife Preserve & Jenna Welch Nature Study Center — Free & Open to Registered Community Members — Strengthen your core and enhance flexibility in a rejuvenating outdoor Pilates session.

Main Street Live featuring Wynonna Judd

6-11 p.m. — Basin Pbs — Early Bird Tickets $100 — Enjoy a night headlined by country music legend Wynonna Judd with a cash bar and sponsorship opportunities.

Cultivate Your Chi: Tai Chi & Qigong

9-10 a.m. — Earth, Body, & Soul — Tickets required — Experience authentic Tai Chi and Qigong with expert instruction in a supportive group setting.

Seether Concert in Midland

7:30 – 9:00 PM — The Tailgate — Ticket prices may vary — Experience the thrills of Seether's tour with P.O.D. and Nonpoint.

A Talk by Steven Porterfield

6-7:30 p.m. — Ellen Noël Art Museum — Limited seating — Explore the world of antiques with vintage expert Steven Porterfield.

Garden Witch Plant Charm Make & Take

3-5 p.m. — Earth, Body, & Soul — $30 — Create your own plant charm while cultivating abundance and protection in a cozy crafting experience.

Yoga for Empaths & the Spiritually Minded

6-7 p.m. — Earth, Body, & Soul — $12 — Experience a calming Yin Yoga class with meditation and aromatherapy designed for empaths and spiritually minded individuals.