Amarillo TX

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City officials discuss modifying permitted hours for alcohol consumption in special events

Canyon City Manager Joe Price and his staff have requested Council consideration of an amendment to the City's Special Event Ordinance that would modify the permitted hours for the consumption of alcoholic beverages during approved special events. The proposed amendment, which was discussed at the latest City Commissio
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Fundraiser to benefit Amarillo officer battling brain cancer

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Multiple organizations are coming together to host a fundraiser Friday, July 31 to benefit officer Sterling Shelton. Sgt. Shelton has been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer since 2025. The Coors Cowboy Club, Reed Beverage, Texas Department of Public Safety, Potter County Sheriff’s Off
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BSA Health System ends valet parking service

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA)- BSA Health System has ended its valet parking service, a change some patients say makes it more difficult to safely access the hospital. Multiple complaints have been filed over the elimination of the service. In a statement, BSA said it continues to offer transportation assistance between the..
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Herring Hotel renovation: $100M project kicks off in downtown Amarillo

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Center City of Amarillo held an official kick-off event Thursday to preview a $100 million renovation of the Herring Hotel in downtown Amarillo. The Herring Hotel was built in 1926 in six and a half months, with 600 rooms at a cost of $1.2 million. The...
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Finding a Prince in Amarillo

AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — If you’re a fan of fairytales and finding your prince, this is it, kind of. Amarillo Animal Management & Welfare is showcasing one of the animal that is up for adoption. Meet Prince, who is looking for a good home. Prince will come fixed, or scheduled to be fixed, as well […]
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3 accused of using card skimmers at Amarillo retailers

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — Three Romanian nationals accused of installing card-skimming devices at Amarillo retailers have been arrested in connection with an organized financial crime operation that authorities said targeted several West Texas cities. Sebastian Ionut Stefan Bratu, Francesco Matei and Iosiv-Roberto Curea
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Amarillo police arrest suspect after stabbing leaves 1 hospitalized

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Amarillo police arrested a man accused of stabbing another person Wednesday night. Police say around 9:17 p.m., officers were called to the area of NE 6th and Garfield on a reported stabbing. Officers found an individual with serious wounds. The victim was taken to an area...
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Last Tyson Foods workers leave now-shuttered Nebraska plant

The last workers at a now shuttered Tyson Foods plant in Nebraska have walked out for the final time.
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Amarillo’s Golden Corral Has Been Shut Down

If you've been planning a trip to Golden Corral, you'll want to know why the restaurant's doors are currently locked.
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Three Romanian nationals accused in West Texas skimming scheme arrested, authorities say

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Three Romanian nationals have been arrested in connection with an alleged organized crime ring accused of installing payment card skimming devices at retailers across West Texas, a scheme authorities say could have cost consumers and businesses an estimated $6 million. The Texas Financial Crimes In

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