Amarillo Fire Department responds after car sparks Thursday house fire
The Amarillo Fire Department released information on a Thursday evening fire at a home in the 1300 block of NW 18th Avenue, which officials believe might have been started by a vehicle in the backyard.
The Science Behind the Most Dramatic Texas Cold Front of 2026
Protect your plants and pipes! A sudden freeze is hitting Texas this weekend. See the full forecast, freeze warning zones, and tips to survive the 50-degree drop.
Man accused of sending fake ‘biological agent’ to Amarillo Federal Court found guilty of...
A man previously accused of allegedly mailing threatening letters to federal judges in Texas and New York, as well as sending a fake stand-in for a biological toxin to multiple courthouses, was found guilty on Wednesday.
New lawsuit filed against Llano Cemetery alleges incorrect burial of family member
A new lawsuit was filed Tuesday against Amarillo's historic Llano Cemetery, now the third in recent months accusing its management of burying a person in the wrong place.
Dasher Diary: An Amarillo Driver’s Review of Using DoorDash as a Customer.
What happens when a Platinum Dasher becomes the customer? While in Dallas for Disney on Ice, I finally used my DoorDash perks. This Dasher Diary covers hotel delivery safety and why communication is key for a five-star rating.
West Texas A&M University announces One West Campaign earned $208.6M
West Texas A&M University announced that its One West fundraising campaign has come to an end, earning a total of $208,654,050. WTAMU said this amount makes the One West campaign the highest-earning fundraiser in the Texas Panhandle's fundraising history.
Third Amarillo employee pleads guilty to stealing money intended for the homeless
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — More than $620,000 in federal rent assistance meant to help Amarillo’s homeless residents was instead stolen by three former city employees, the latest of whom has now pleaded guilty in federal court. Selene Varela, a former city employee, pleaded guilty at the federal courthouse...
Amarillo firefighter arrested, charged
A firefighter with the Amarillo Fire Department was arrested and booked into the Carson County Detention Center on charges out of Randall County.
In-Sync welcomes new animals from Amarillo
Eli, Sabba and their sister Sky relax in an enclosure at their new home after traveling from Amarillo to Wylie last week. The siblings, along with another lion, three tigers and 10 lemurs, are among the newest arrivals at In-Sync. Courtesy Lon Ricker. A group of lions, tigers and lemurs...
‘Fugitive of the Week’ wanted for parole violation on weapons charge
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — The Amarillo Crime Stoppers "Fugitive of the Week" is wanted for a parole violation on weapons charge. Parnell Robinson is wanted by the Texas Pardon and Parole Board. Robinson is a 37-year-old black male, 5'9" tall, 200 lbs., with brown eyes and black hair. If...
