Amarillo News

The average Texan would take a pay cut to continue working from home. But how much?

Get ready for an action-packed five days.

We need to step up and help our favorite restaurants. We live in a place where regardless of Covid we need to support our local businesses. A lot were hit hard back in March and here we go again the restaurants are taking a hit. It is hard to stay afloat when you can't open up all the way.

The Civic Center closed it's doors in March when we saw the first wave of coronavirus and Covid-19 hit. Now the Civic Center is reopening to the public.

July 16 from 6 PM to 8 PM Amarillo Area Foster care & Adoption is hosting a free community-wide informational session on how to get started fostering or adopting a child.

New Phone Scams going around Amarillo about jury duty, banking and even COVID-19

Monday morning the Insane Inflatable team made an announcement on their Facebook page informing their runners the event that was supposed to happen Aug 8 has been canceled.

The good news for us is that, according to this study, we're relatively low-stress given the circumstances.

When it comes to roadwork, the extreme heat has not slowed construction crews down across the Texas panhandle.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers have announced their annual document shredding day and it could not come at a better time.

I got to do some really cool things Friday night. All things I have never done before. I feel a bit more accomplished as I start this Monday. I headed to Hodgetown in the Mix 94.1 Van Friday evening. I met with the staff at Hodgetown and prepped for my evening

If we looked back to about a year ago we were excited that we were able to head to Hodgetown for the return of baseball in Amarillo We spent many nights out there rooting on the Sod Poodles. Fast forward to today and yes, we can still go to the ballpark but so much has changed.