safety

I know this is one of those common sense statements. I feel, though, it needs to be revisited. Construction here in Amarillo is a never ending occurrence. So I think as a whole we can do better than this Amarillo.

When you leave your daughter in Dallas what do you do? I know it’s a great place for her but I still want her safe. So again what do you do? She has lived there for over two years and has always lived in safe neighborhoods. Mom still worries.

Keep this in mind the next time you're running errands alone.

Three women crossed into Nuevo Laredo March 3. It is believed they were on their way to a medical appointment there. They've not been seen since.

Even Though the Texas Education Agency has let school districts across the state handle masks, there really aren't too many teachers celebrating.

When the thermometer dips as low as it has here in the Texas panhandle, have you made sure that your pets are prepared for the cold temps too?

TxDOT crews are hitting the roads around Amarillo to pre-treat in case of wintry weather in the forecast.

I commend the city for actually addressing the holiday and putting out tips on having a safe Halloween.

There is one thing that almost all parents can agree on - installing a child's car seat is not as easy as you would think.

Summer may not have officially arrived in Amarillo just yet, but we are going to feel some extreme heat on Thursday throughout the panhandle.

From snow earlier in the month, to some strong storms, and now record heat, April 2020 will certainly be one to remember.

As our Texas panhandle weather warms up, wild and stray animals across the area become more active. As a result, the cases of confirmed rabies will also increase.