Amarillo TX

The United Family and Mrs. Baird’s Bread announced the February winners of the 14th annual Teachers On The Rise program.

Potter County’s sales and marketing scene is buzzing this month — from remote contract gigs to full‑time creative roles right here in Amarillo. Here are several solid openings worth a look:

If you're looking for a great pet to add to the family, look no further than Amarillo Animal Management & Welfare, who have a lot of different pets that can fit your lifestyle.

Whiskey Myers, Wade Bowen, and the Random Brothers are bringing an electrifying live show to the Lumberyard April 10, and you could get in for free.

Randall County’s home repair scene is buzzing right now. If you’re handy with tools and like flexible work, there are solid opportunities to earn steady pay while setting your own schedule.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Amarillo (RMHCA) held a small ceremony Tuesday, March 10 to honor the regional "Round-Up for Ronald McDonald House" Champion of the Year. The commemoration, held at the McDonald's location on Western Street in Amarillo, was in recognition of the store's efforts for raising the...

Governor Greg Abbott announced on Mar. 18 that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved a Fire Management Assistance Grant for the Corner Pocket Fire in Donley County, Texas. The fire damaged homes and infrastructure in the Texas Panhandle and led to local evacuations. The grant will help cover costs...

Wildfire activity is ramping up across the United States, as a dangerous combination of dry air, gusty winds, and above-average temperatures creates ideal conditions for fires to ignite and spread. From the Rockies to the Plains, fire weather alerts have been issued frequently, with low humidity and strong winds...

Laurel Sebastian, audio operator and film connoisseur, joined Today in Amarillo Friday morning to discuss the 98th Academy Award winners.

Austin, Texas – The Texas Transportation Commission has approved a major investment aimed at improving safety and reducing traffic delays across the state, allocating $160.4 million in state funding for rail grade separation projects in several high-traffic areas. The move is expected to address long-standing issues...