Legendary Amarillo High volleyball coach inducted into National High School Hall of Fame
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — Former Amarillo High School volleyball coach Jan Barker has received one of the nation's highest honors in high school athletics, joining the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) National High School Hall of Fame. Barker was among 12 inductees honored Monday during the..
Isolated Rain Chances Return to North Texas Sunday Into Monday as Ridge Weakness Brings...
DALLAS, TEXAS — Rain chances are returning to North Texas on Sunday after an extended stretch of dry conditions, with at least a 20 percent chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms developing as a temporary weakness forms in the dominant high-pressure ridge. While the probability remains modest, forecasters note...
Former ENMU Roswell employee files lawsuit, claims he was forced to resign over Charlie...
A former security employee with Eastern New Mexico University's Roswell campus filed a lawsuit against multiple university officials in June, which argues he was unfairly forced to resign in September 2025 after making a negative post on social media regarding the death of Charlie Kirk.
SWEPCO begins grid infrastructure upgrades in Marshall using Texas Energy Fund grant
MARSHALL, Texas — Southwestern Electric Power Company launched its first grid enhancement project supported by the Texas Energy Fund in Marshall, Texas. This marks the beginning of a multi-year initiative aimed at modernizing electric infrastructure and increasing reliability throughout East Texas and the Panhandle at
Amarillo police arrest teen after deadly shooting
A juvenile has been arrested after a 14-year-old died in a shooting overnight in Amarillo, police said in an update Tuesday. The Amarillo Police Department said officers responded about 8:55 p.m. June 29 to the 1200 block of Jasmine Street about on a report of a shooting. When officers arrived at the scene, they found
Local organizations helping to curb food insecurity this summer
It is summertime, and that means students are out of school, but for some, that means facing the uncertainty of food insecurity as meals that were provided at school are no longer available. That is where two local organizations are stepping in to help with that.
NewsChannel 10’s Dan Joseph talks about his favorite sports teams
NewsChannel 10’s newest anchor Dan Joseph joins us to talk about what he is looking forward to the most in Amarillo, his favorite sports teams and more!
Even more Amarillo area events beyond Fourth of July festivities
The Fourth of July weekend is here, so there's lots to enjoy to celebrate America 250 in the Amarillo area and beyond with fireworks and drone shows, food trucks, music, parades and more. And while Texans are no stranger to summer heat, be sure to have plenty of water on hand to stay hydrated and scope out possible sou
Potter County told to repay state for overpaid taxes
The Texas Comptroller's Office said Potter County must repay the state for overpaid taxes.
Airstreams, Animals and a Rescued Farmhouse
A lot of people wanted it,” Eric Albus says of a delightful and charming old farmhouse that was once for sale outside Groom. Built in the late 1800s, it was located 250 feet off Interstate 40. “No one could figure out how to move it.”. That was 2003....

















