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Amarillo’s writing scene grows as local author C Hoffman prepares to release her debut novel, Veil of Innocence, joining other talented friends making their mark.

Erin builds into a major hurricane threat, putting South Texas on watch for flooding, high winds, and dangerous Gulf Coast conditions.

Share your Amarillo back-to-school photos for a chance to win $250 from Education Credit Union before Sept. 7.

Carlos Jose Ayala Morales, previously named a Most Wanted fugitive in March, has reappeared on Texas’ Most Wanted list in August. He's still on the run.

The Amarillo Zoo is hosting Kids Night Out on Aug. 16, offering dinner, a movie, and animal encounters for kids. Parents can enjoy a night out while the zoo keeps little ones entertained for just $20.

Amarillo shoppers can look forward to Burlington’s grand opening at a brand-new Soncy location, offering more choices and savings.

Taste of Thai is closing its 34th & Osage location and merging with Thai Thai on S Grand. The family-owned restaurants will join forces starting September 30.

Faced with a chief of police vacancy, Amarillo has launched a public, anonymous survey, open through August 29, to let residents weigh in.

A DoorDash driver in Amarillo shares a rare win after a long delivery — a customer who actually followed through with a promised cash tip.

Texans face economic warning signs: job growth slumped, construction dropped, plus puzzlingly low inflation.

QuikTrip upgrades Amarillo stores with touchscreen soda fountains, and more drink options to enhance your convenience store experience

Vexus Fiber in Amarillo has officially become part of T-Mobile. While internet service remains the same for now, billing and customer support changes are on the way.

Drivers between Amarillo and Canyon will face new I-27 lane shifts and ramp closures starting August 14 as TxDOT continues a major road expansion.

Always wanted to wield a sword? Amarillo College offers fencing classes for kids and adults, whether you're just starting or training to compete.

Amarillo’s full of on-screen charm—from the Art Deco Paramount Theater to quirky landmarks like The Nat. Here are six buildings that scream “Hollywood backdrop.”

In Amarillo, jury duty comes with surprises — from unexpected summons to checking out Potter County’s brand-new courthouse (and its parking woes).

Long John Silver’s comeback ignites Amarillo into a frenzy—mile-long lines, hours-long waits and record-breaking sales on day one and week one

Catalytic converter thefts are spiking in Amarillo. Find out why and how a free stamping event could save you from big losses

A Texas man is behind bars after using AI to generate unlawful images involving children. The case reveals how AI tools can be misused for criminal purposes.

Amarillo’s summer isn’t over. Two public pools closed, but Thompson Park Pool and all city splash pads stay open through Labor Day.

Bluey is headed to Amarillo’s Hodgetown for two days of meet and greets, and families are buzzing. The popular character will appear in multiple sessions on Sept. 13–14. VIP tickets are encouraged for photos and shorter lines.

Amarillo is passionate about food—and it shows. From 72 oz. steaks to fiery wings, locals take on wild food challenges. Have you tried one?

New tech rules in Amarillo ban personal devices; all students must rent school Chromebooks

Daniel’s Drive-In, a beloved 40-year Amarillo carhop, is closing soon as owner retires.