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Ready to roll up your sleeves? Join the Amarillo Botanical Gardens for Garden Fest 2026 on April 25! For just $5, enjoy flower sales, workshops from expert horticulturists, 25+ vendors, and food trucks.

A night in a Dallas hotel led to a first-time experience for one veteran Amarillo Dasher. From the "lobby-only" delivery rule to the perks of being a Platinum member, get the inside scoop on this week's Dasher Diary.

Future I-27 construction plans in Amarillo include Hillside exit changes that could alter daily commutes and improve traffic flow.

Amarillo Rockrose Sports Complex construction is ahead of schedule, with baseball and football fields taking shape as Kids Inc. pushes toward a 2027 opening.

As much as we love our pets, financial strains are keeping some owners from providing necessary care. Here's where to find help.

Amarillo Police are warning drivers about the dangers of “courtesy crashes,” which can happen when motorists wave another driver into traffic without seeing all lanes. Texas law still places responsibility on the driver entering the roadway to ensure it is safe.

Many Texans unknowingly throw away illegal items. From hazardous waste to everyday products, here are 11 things you should never put in the trash in Texas.

Tired of calling for help every time a toilet runs? Sharing Hope Ministry is hosting a free Handy Gal 101 Workshop on April 11. Learn basic plumbing, electrical safety, and more to save money and gain independence.

Need a break? The Don Harrington Discovery Center is hosting Parents' Night Out on Friday, April 10! From 5:30-9:30 PM, kids ages 4 to Grade 5 can enjoy egg-themed STEM fun and Chick-fil-A while you take a much-needed night off.

Texas farmers face fertilizer price hikes due to the Strait of Hormuz closure. Expect higher grocery costs for meat and produce.

Think Hodgetown is too expensive for the whole family? Think again. The Amarillo Sod Poodles just announced "Soddies Value Seats" in Section 117 for just $10. Combined with their new value meals, summer baseball just got affordable.

A 103-year-old food production company is expanding into Amarillo with a new refinery and packaging facility that will bring jobs and a multi-million-dollar investment to the area.

Keep your pets healthy without breaking the bank! The City of Amarillo is hosting a free vaccine and microchip clinic on April 11 at the Santa Fe Depot. Open to all residents while supplies last. Check the requirements here.

Amarillo dental care is getting affordable with $35 cleanings, low-cost deep cleanings, and student hygienists helping uninsured patients maintain oral health.

A piece of Amarillo history is on the line as The Music Box faces foreclosure auction, raising questions about its future and legacy.

A Texas city that held the unwanted title of most obese city in America for years has finally dropped in the rankings.

Texas AI growth is accelerating, and Amarillo could be at the center of job changes as workers question automation and protections.

Missing Toys ”R” Us? The legendary toy store is back in a new way. Take a road trip from Amarillo to Grapevine Mills Mall to visit Geoffrey the Giraffe and one of the last remaining Disney Stores in the country.

Route 66 is turning 100, and a new film series is looking for your Cadillac Ranch photos! Learn how to submit your spray-painting memories to First + Main Films to be part of a special montage for the 2026 Centennial celebration.

Amarillo traffic delays increase as SW 45th construction brings lane closures, congestion, and slower commutes across the city.

Texas gas prices rise for a fifth straight week ahead of Easter, with several cities nearing $4 per gallon and drivers feeling the squeeze

Amarillo Zoo is closing temporarily as it transitions into a sanctuary, bringing major changes, improved care, and a new future for animals and visitors.

Give back to the community this Earth Day! Join Amarillo Parks & Rec for the annual Thompson Park Clean-Up on April 18. It’s a great way for students to earn volunteer hours while keeping our city beautiful.

Electric scooter thefts continue at WTAMU, with multiple reports across campus. Police say unsecured scooters are the main target