Be a Santa for a Senior launches for the first time in Amarillo
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — A holiday program that has helped older adults for nearly two decades in Lubbock is launching in Amarillo for the first time. Home Instead’s Be a Santa for a Senior campaign aims to support seniors who may be alone during the holidays or struggling to afford basic items. According to...
Randall County Sheriff’s Office accepting packages to prevent porch piracy
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — The Randall County Sheriff's Office is offering to accept package deliveries to help prevent porch pirates from stealing them. To have a package delivered to the sheriff's office, keep your name on the package but change the shipping address to the following: 9100 S. Georgia, Amarillo, TX,...
Randall County Sheriffs Made Arrests Sunday For Assault, Burglary & Traffic Violations
Randall County Sheriffs Arrests From Sunday Randall County Sheriffs Deputies arrested 34-year-old Anthony Tony Torres Sunday Evening at 6 for No Driver’s License, Failure to Display Drivers License, no Car Insurance, Display of Expired Of License Plates and Impeding Traffic, bond was set at $2,800. Deputies arrested...
APD investigating Sunday morning double homicide
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) – A Sunday morning shooting in the 1600 block of NW 9th Ave led to the death of two males. According to the Amarillo Police Department, officers were dispatched to the 1600 block of NW 9TH Avenue on reports of shots fired and subjects fighting. APD added that once officers arrived, two […]
Tyson to close 2 plants and lay off 4,900 as cattle hits 75-year low
Tyson Foods is preparing to idle two of its biggest beef plants and shed thousands of jobs, a stark response to a cattle shortage that has pushed the U.S. herd to its lowest level in nearly 75 years. The company’s decision to eliminate roughly 4,900 positions across Nebraska and Texas crystallizes how a long,...
Amarillo’s Brightest Christmas Experience Shines at Maxwell’s
Maxwell’s brings Amarillo a million light wonderland with Santa, hayrides, treats, and more. A top family holiday tradition.
Decoding the Water Usage in AI Data Centers: An In-depth Analysis
A question has been raised about the fate of water used at a new AI Data Center. The query revolves around the use and subsequent disposal of approximately 2.5 million gallons of water per day. Despite efforts to find a clear answer, the inquirer was left with uncertainties.
Cold end to November
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - We are ending the weekend and the month of November on a very cold note, with daytime highs lower than we’ve seen in quite a while!. Most of the region saw highs in the 30s, with some areas struggling to get above freezing. Temperatures will...
Choosing the Ideal Hotel in Amarillo: A Travel Worker’s Guide
A recent query on social media from a travel worker seeking advice on the best area to book a hotel in Amarillo has sparked a lively discussion. The travel worker is looking for a one-week stay and is interested in the best areas in terms of safety, comfort, and price.
John Coffee Won’t Run for County Judge
Potter County Commissioner John Coffee announced Sunday afternoon that he would not run for Potter County Commissioner. The announcement, posted on Facebook, followed months of speculation that he would seek the county’s top job as incumbent Nancy Tanner planned her exit. “As I looked at what a countywide campaign...

















