Amarillo News

Weather closings, cancellations and delays for the Texas Panhandle.

The Amarillo Police Department is warning of a sophisticated Apple ID scam. Fraudsters initiate a real support ticket to send you a genuine email, then call pretending to be agents to steal your security code. Never give out passcodes over the phone, legitimate companies won't ask.

Baseball is back in Amarillo! The Sod Poodles are looking for talented vocalists to perform the National Anthem for the 2026 season. Auditions take place March 7th at Hodgetown from 10 AM to 2 PM. Whether you want the Opening Day spot or a mid-season game, now is the time to sign up and show off.

Learn about rare Amarillo earthquakes, recent events, historical records and how to track real time tremors via USGS.

Amarillo parents are sharing the best places for teens to learn how to drive, from empty parking lots to parks and DPS test areas perfect for student drivers.

More than 1,700 Tyson workers in Amarillo face job uncertainty; a Jan 27 Workforce Solutions Panhandle fair connects them with employers and community resources.

Local favorite 575 Pizzeria is stepping into the future with its brand-new mobile app. Available on Apple and Android, the app allows Amarillo residents to order pickup and delivery at a discount while earning points through a new loyalty program for free food and gift cards.

Leaf & Bubble on Western Street is officially under new management and ready for a fresh start! To celebrate, they are hosting a Grand Re-opening on Saturday, Jan 31, from 9 AM to 7 PM. Stop by to enjoy $1 16oz drinks from a special limited menu and meet the new owners.

Kids, Inc. and TPYSF are merging to reshape youth baseball and softball in Amarillo, adding Rockrose Sports Park access and new league support for local families.

Winter storm forecast brings snow sleet ice to all Texas regions and checklist tips to stay safe.

Delivering for DoorDash in Amarillo can be a gamble, but sometimes it pays off big.

Amarillo’s unseasonably warm winter has kept the parks busy, but anglers need to take note: the fishing pier at Southeast Park will be closed for railing repairs from January 26 to February 2.