The New Businesses Popping Up All Over Amarillo
Amarillo's growth isn't slowing down, and neither are the new businesses moving in. See what's opened this year.
Dangerous Flood Watch Issued for Parts of Colorado, Texas and Kansas over Potential Life-Threatening...
Moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Polo is spreading across the southern and central Plains, and the National Weather Service has posted Flood Watches across southern Colorado, the Texas Panhandle, northwest Texas and northern Kansas. Forecasters in Amarillo say parts of the Panhandles could see a rain event of hi
Here’s Why Amarillo’s Taco Villa Suddenly Closed
Taco Villa on Georgia has been closed for days, and the city noticed. Here's the good news about when it's coming back.
Hales: Heifer Slaughter Plunges as Packer Margins Stay Strong
Slaughter surprise Another slaughter surprise, but in the opposite direction from the surprise during the week of Aug. 29. At 304,122 during the week of Aug. 29, steer slaughter posted the highest weekly total since the week of Sept. 14, 2024. With the kill this week at 484,000 head, the...
Amarillo Nearly Had an Outlet Mall
Outlet malls were the place to be, and Amarillo came close to getting something like it. Find out what happened.
Amarillo new budget adds $100,000 in funding for senior citizens
As Mayor Cole Stanley mentioned earlier in the City of Amarillo budgeting process, he would like to see some funding started for senior citizens within the budget. The latest version of the 2026-27 budget, presented during the Sept. 22 meeting of the Amarillo City Council, did include money being set aside for seniors
Heart of the High Plains: Los Barrios de Amarillo
Los Barrios de Amarillo began as a way to help Caprock High School students in their transition out of high school into higher learning. Over the years, the organization has grown into so much more, now helping students across the Panhandle transition into higher learning.
Life-threatening flash flooding heading to Southwest, including Texas, New Mexico
(NEW YORK) — Millions across the Southwest are on alert for life-threatening flash flooding this week, with the worst of the flooding forecast for Arizona, New Mexico, southern Utah and southern Colorado. It’s already been one of the wettest Septembers on record for parts of the Southwest. Albuquerque, New...
From the City’s Condemned List to a Family Legacy: One Amarillo Home’s Story
A historic 1910 Amarillo home once slated for condemnation is now for sale, carrying nearly four decades of family history.
Texas man sentenced for mailing threatening letters, white powder to federal judges
Donald Ray McCray was sentenced to over 17 years in federal prison for mailing threatening letters to federal judges in Amarillo, Fort Worth and New York.
