Amarillo TX

A Potter County grand jury has indicted a man on multiple weapons charges. 33-year old Tavarus Tywayne Drone was indicted on one count each of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Deadly Conduct Discharging a Firearm, and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon with a Felony Conviction.

On this episode of the Yellow City Rundown for the week of April 13-17, we focus on the historic Helium plant being renovated, Amarillo ISD launching the Little Learners program, the ribbon cutting for the 10th Avenue Streetscape Project in the Barrio, and West Texas A&M University's One West fundraising campaign has concluded.

Six seniors in the Amarillo and Canyon school districts have been awarded full scholarships through the Thoma Scholars Program for their collegiate paths after high school. The Thoma Scholars Program invests in high-achieving students from communities across West Texas, Northwest Oklahoma, and Eastern New Mexico. The highly competitive, four-year scholarship funds full tuition, housing, fees, meals, books, and more for four years...

CANYON, Texas (KVII) — A former West Texas A&M student was convicted in a wrong way crash on I-27 that killed two other college students. A jury found Rayna Smith guilty on both counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle. In October 2022, Smith was intoxicated and driving south...

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — A guy stole a luxury vehicle on Thursday but didn't get far before crashing it. Around 2:45 p.m., Amarillo police were called to a crash at Jean Ave. and Teckla Blvd. A BMW traveling backwards, at a high rate of speed, hit a tree and...

Drivers across Texas are seeing a small break at the pump this week.

NewsChannel 10 Xtra: Daycare owner charged, All About Ag and more.

A new Amarillo baby boutique is making shopping easier for parents with bamboo clothing and must-have essentials.

Tornado sirens or test? Amarillo residents are still trying to figure it out.

The Amarillo Fire Department released information on a Thursday evening fire at a home in the 1300 block of NW 18th Avenue, which officials believe might have been started by a vehicle in the backyard.