Amarillo data center project gets approval from environmental agency, despite community pushback
TEXAS — The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) just gave the largest data center campus in the world the green light to move forward just outside of Amarillo. The nearly 6,000-acre campus has received pushback from the community, and the commission’s decision was met with disappointment from those...
Watch Real Ranch Cowboys Compete in Amarillo
West Texas Ranch Rodeo Amarillo brings real ranch cowboys, bronc riding, youth rodeo, and Western events to the Tri-State Fairgrounds.
Updated load-limit signs to be added to 34th Avenue railroad bridge
The City of Amarillo announced updated load-limit signage will be added to the bridge later this month over the BNSF Railroad at 34th Avenue following a recent inspection.
This Spring Market in Amarillo Is Full of Local Art and Handmade Finds
When spring starts rolling into Amarillo, more and more people want to get out of the house and do something. Many start craving outdoor activities as the weather warms up, including the excitement of farmers and artisan markets. One of those places that offers these markets is Arts in the...
Amarillo Can Finally Get Fair Food Before September
Amarillo is lucky to have the Tri-State Fair, but the thing is, it only comes around once a year in September. However, do we really want to wait for all that fair food and only eat it once per year? No! It would be nice to be able to eat fair food when the craving hits.
TTUHSC and Texas Tech Physicians Could Soon Drop UnitedHealthcare, Thousands Risk Losing Insurance Coverage
On Monday, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center along with Texas Tech Physicians announced that they had submitted a notice of termination for the Commercial and Medicare Advantage participation agreement with UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company. That move could impact thousands of people in West Texas and the...
City of Amarillo debuts new billing system
The City of Amarillo is debuting a new utility billing system beginning March 31.
Bushland Woman Killed In Potter County Accident
71-year-old Cathy Lynn Erickson of Bushland was killed in a two vehicle accident Tuesday at I-40 and Bushland Road. Preliminary investigation revealed that at 8:39am a 2009 Peterbilt Truck towing a trailer driven by 41-year-old Ricardo Aquinaga of Dumas was stopped at the stop sign on the I-40 Service Road that...
Friends remember Aaron ‘Bacon’ Harper as amazing person, gone too soon
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Friends and family of Aaron “Bacon” Harper say he was an amazing person who would help anyone. Harper was one of the two people killed Sunday in a shooting at the Loop and Western. His friends and family shared memories with NewsChannel 10, saying...
Amarillo Business News: Ziggi’s Coffee Shuts Down
Ziggi’s Coffee in Amarillo is closing its doors permanently. Both the VFW Road and Hillside locations announced a sudden shutdown effective Wednesday, March 25th, citing health circumstances. It marks the end of Ziggi's in Amarillo.
