City council reviews development plans for John Stiff Memorial Park
The Amarillo City Council on Tuesday reviewed a development plan aimed at shaping the future of John Stiff Memorial Park and creating a new funding source for park improvements.
Santa visits Northwest Texas Healthcare System by helicopter
Santa was able to visit visitors, patients, and employees on the LIFESTAR helicopter flying around the Northwest Texas Healthcare System this morning.
Preview of “The Nutcracker” from Lone Star Ballet
Emily Evans the Dance Instructor from Lone Star Ballet joined us in the studio with some amazing insight into the work that goes into making this show a reality. She talked about the work the cast and crew of the show put in months before December to make the show work.
Comanche Trail Golf Complex to close for one day for pump station upgrade
The City of Amarillo's Comanche Trail Golf Complex will be closed to the public for one day on Dec. 17 due to a scheduled pump station capital upgrade.
Broken Vessels to host second annual ‘Empty Chair Christmas Program’ in Amarillo
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Broken Vessels, a nonprofit that supports parents who have experienced the loss of a child, will host its second annual Empty Chair Christmas Program, a remembrance event for families honoring children of all ages who have died from any cause, at any stage of life. The...
Nominate your favorites from Route 66 by Dec. 20
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - GoRoute66 wants to celebrate the Mother Road with a call for nominations for the Best of Route 66. Nominate your favorites along Route 66 in 30 categories here until Dec. 20. For some nominations, you will fill in the Best (Category Topic) and the “Location” where...
Yellow City Rundown Dec. 8-12: Fermi, PPHM, Potter County, Wonderland
On this episode of the Yellow City Rundown for the week of Dec. 8-12, we focus on updates on Fermi America, the WTAMU and Panhandle Plains Historical Museum split, the Potter County Detention Center, and the Wonderland lease agreement.
WT student’s long commute pays off with Friday graduation
Tiffany Montana is one of the over 1,000 students graduating from WT over the weekend. However, of any student graduating, her everyday commute may be the furthest.
Proof that persistence pays off
What started out as a personal challenge to prove something to herself after returning to the classroom for the first time in almost 20 years has led early childhood development major Alexia Layton to not only walk the stage during the Fall 2025 graduation ceremony, but also deliver the commencement speech.
‘Shop with a Cop’ brings joy to community
It was hard to tell who was having more fun ... the law officers and firefighters or the children at the 20th Annual 'Shop with a Cop' Dec. 6 at Walmart Super Center. "We have done this for years and years, and it brings a lot of joy to everybody at the sheriff's office, Canyon Police Department, Canyon Fire...

















