Amarillo TX

Along with the over 70 homes affected, many farmers and livestock owners in Potter County are also dealing with the impact of the Stinky Fire.

If you have never seen a drag race in person, this weekend at Amarillo Dragway is the perfect place to start.

Tuesday evening, May 26, before the Amarillo City Council meeting, Carrie Homer shared her experiences with the Amarillo Globe-News about living near the Amarillo landfill . She spoke later at the council meeting as well, during a much longer round of public comments. Homer said her husband had lived out in the area ar

AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) —Amarillo Parks & Recreation is hosting a number of events and activities for the summer. From Painting in the Dark, to the Pools opening and more, there is much to do this summer. For a list of events click here.

There was plenty of emotion during Tuesday’s City Council meeting as citizens spoke during Public Comment. A number of residents in and around the Bishop Estates area spoke of what they saw in the days prior to the May 17 fire that started in Cell 10 of the Amarillo Landfill that became the Stinky Fire that consumed 52

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Old Route 66 Association of Texas has announced the inaugural recipients of the Texas Route 66 Small Business Outdoor Beautification Matching Grant Program. Five businesses along Historic Texas Route 66 in the Lone Star State have been awarded $500 matching grants to support exterior improv

If you have been waiting for a coffee shop with serious personality, then this will be your new favorite spot. Rock 'n roll vibes, creative drinks, and in-house roasted coffee all in one spot.

Amarillo College announced that 985 full-time students were included on the Spring 2026 Dean's List.

Customers across Amarillo are noticing closed dining rooms and smaller crews at fast food restaurants.

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The city provided an update on utility billing issues impacting Amarillo residents during a city council meeting that lasted more than six hours. On April 2, the city switched to a new water billing system which caused major issues to utility bills sent out to Amarillo customers.