How to rescue an order from your trunk when the street turns into a...
Ever had to climb through your car's backseat to grab an order out of the hatch because the street was flooding? One Amarillo DoorDash driver shares the chaotic reality of working through a sudden flash flood.
2 Clovis men sentenced in police officer assault cases
The Ninth Judicial District Attorney’s Office says two men have been sentenced in unrelated cases of assault on Clovis police officers.
Big News for Amarillo Shoppers Waiting on Marshalls
The sign is up, the jobs are posted, and this popular store is getting closer to opening in Amarillo.
Beloved Amarillo restaurant Thai Arawan announces sudden retirement and closure.
End of an era on Wolflin! Thai Arawan owners Lan and Chalisa are retiring after over 20 years. The restaurant has been sold to new owners who plan to remodel and reopen in a couple of weeks.
Locals are loving this little honor-system farm stand near Canyon
It looks like a simple honor-system farm stand, until you see what else they're building out back.
The history of naming Canyon, Texas
CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - It only makes sense that the town adjacent to the second largest canyon in the United States is named Canyon, Texas. But surprisingly, it almost had a different name. On Christmas Day, 1887, founder L.G. Conner settled this spot. Folks expected him to name the town...
New Canyon Popcorn Co. owner proud to keep store traditions going
CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - Ruben makes a stop at the Canyon Popcorn Company and learns how the new owner is keeping the store traditions going. New owner Evelyn Romero says the company has been around for about six years. “They built a great store, a very popular landmark for Canyon,”...
Canyon’s small-town feel keeps residents coming back
CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - The city of Canyon has been attracting people from all over due to its iconic great American small-town spirit for years. One of those iconic attractions includes Big Tex who is a mainstay to the area along with its small-town spirit. “It’s just a small-town feeling....
An Amarillo Man Is Facing Life In Prison For Arming Mexican Cartels
Federal prosecutors say an Amarillo man spent years helping the Sinaloa Cartel get firearms while giving them tips on how to dodge U.S. law enforcement. Now, the 27-year-old is facing up to life in federal prison.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints local woman to ESC advisory committee
Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed three people to the Early Childhood Intervention Advisory Committee, including one Amarillo native.
