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Don't let your old tax documents become a scammer's lucky break. Join Amarillo Crime Stoppers for the 19th Annual Shred-It Day on April 11th. Bring your sensitive papers to 2727 SW 45th and support local crime-fighting!

A journal left in Palo Duro Canyon has turned into a community guest book after hikers began leaving messages for the boy who lost it.

Amarillo’s newest eatery, Mix’d Up, is now serving sourdough grilled cheeses and a massive menu of custom sodas and adult beverages. Check out the rules for ordering their house-made frozen margaritas and see the full menu here.

Amarillo painted crosswalks, public art, and murals face removal as TxDOT enforces state compliance rules across several neighborhoods.

A longtime local spot is preparing for the heat, and they’re looking for help ahead of a busy season.

Euro Thai Grill has officially opened in Borger, bringing something new to the local dining scene.

Amarillo ISD is launching "Amarillo ISD Online" for the 2026-2027 school year! Offering fully virtual and hybrid options for grades 6-12, the district is giving families the flexibility they’ve been waiting for.

Get ready for 1887 Fest! Join Shark Beach and Yolo's as they team up on April 18th for an all-day Battle of the Bands featuring 8 local acts and headliner Bart Crow. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for kids, with proceeds helping local veteran charities.

Amarillo McDonald’s Gives Back Day supports Make-A-Wish, turning everyday meals into donations across the Texas Panhandle community.

Canyon Farmers Market is bringing back the Moon Market this April, giving locals a chance to shop vendors, enjoy live music, food trucks, and activities before the regular market season begins.

Arts in the Sunset in Amarillo is welcoming spring with its annual Spring Market on Saturday, April 4. Visitors can shop handmade goods, artwork, jewelry, and other creations from local artists and artisans.

Amarillo City Council approved a new partnership that will transition Amarillo Zoo operations to a nonprofit while keeping the zoo city owned.

Find Amarillo Easter services, Palm Sunday worship, and Good Friday gatherings as churches across the area celebrate faith, hope, and the resurrection.

A major highway project begins in Spearman, bringing lane closures and long-term traffic changes to SH 207.

Amarillo Police are warning residents about a new "smishing" scam involving fake Amazon refunds. If you get a text about a recalled item and a "free replacement," don't click the link. Learn how to spot the fake login page here.

The legends are true! St. Matthew’s Methodist Church is bringing back their famous stuffed sopapillas on April 11th. Don't miss the fair food favorite and that iconic hot sauce from 11 AM to 2 PM at 1631 S Roberts.

Amarillo High teacher wins Chick-fil-A Academy National Teacher of the Year, becoming first in Texas, highlighting student leadership, education excellence, and community impact.

Texas gas prices rise for a fourth straight week as the national average nears $4, putting more pressure on drivers’ budgets.

An Amarillo vintage shop owner took to TikTok with a simple question: What if we trade? Her creative barter idea is gaining attention among small business owners feeling the financial pinch.

Amarillo utility billing is changing with a payment shutdown and new system rollout. Residents must re-register and reset AutoPay to avoid missed bills.

Amarillo drivers shared the intersections that test their patience daily, from endless red lights to confusing four way stops.

Amarillo is hitting record heat this March, but the city's splash pads are staying dry for now. Despite the 100-degree forecast, the official opening date remains Mother’s Day weekend. Get the full list of parks here.

A popular Amarillo breakfast restaurant is getting national exposure after being selected for America’s Best Restaurants.

Amarillo shifts course on prairie dogs after community backlash, moving from eradication to relocation with help from wildlife rescue teams.