DHDC: ‘Coco’ movie screenings in honor of Day of the Dead on Nov. 1
In celebration of the Day of the Dead, the Don Harrington Discovery Center is set to host movie screenings of the 2017 movie "Coco."
Local non-profits help bring joy back to Ukrainian children
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) —In the midst of the war-torn country of Ukraine, Yarinka is using her connections with Amarillo nonprofits to bring a sense of hope and joy to the children of Ukraine. “Yarinka and I have been friends for over 20 years, helping her with her missionary work both outside of Ukraine and in […]
Volunteers needed for 6th Street Creepy Crawl event on Halloween night
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The SanJac Coalition asks the community for volunteer help at this year’s 6th Street Creepy Crawl event. The Creepy Crawl event includes multiple family-friendly events and activities, such as pumpkinpainting, crafts, and more, set to take place all on Historic Route 66. 6th Street...
Honoring Assistant Amarillo Fire Chief Robert “Bob” Schwab
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Assistant Fire Chief Robert “Bob” Schwab was known as “The General.” After 24 years of dedicated service, Schwab would pass away, and along with many other first responders across the Texas Panhandle, he will be honored at the Texas Panhandle First Responders Memorial. “I retired from...
Shocking Number of Inmate Deaths at Amarillo’s Clements Unit
Since 2017, over 140 inmates have died at Amarillo’s Clements Unit, a Texas prison now facing scrutiny after recent staff arrests.
Eagles clinch share of district title by beating Tascosa 24-6
AMARILLO, Texas (BCH Sports) – Abilene High went into Amarillo as the number one team in District 2-5A Division I and left looking just as dominant. The 6-2 Eagles faced the 5-2 Amarillo Tascosa Rebels with the Eagles striking first with a field goal in the first quarter. Still...
Your Next Career Could Start at This Amarillo Job Fair
Discover 50 Amarillo employers hiring at the Amarillo College Job Fair—your chance to find a new career, not just another job.
WT Students Bring Lessons from South Africa Back to Canyon Community
Sixteen students from West Texas A&M University (WT), along with professors Dr. Enyonam Osei-Hwere and Dr. Brock Blaser, traveled from Canyon, Texas, to Cape Town, South Africa. The study abroad trip took place from September 21 to October 5, 2025. The program included service projects and cultural activities.
Randall County Sheriff’s Made Arrests For Federal Hold, DWI & On-Line Soliciation
Randall County Deputies arrested James Jerod Franklin, age 36 Friday at 11:03am for Criminal Trespass and Assault Class-C. His bond was set at $2,000. 38-year-old Alex Thomas Deckard was arrested Friday at 11:14am for Public Intoxication. Friday at 11:31am, Deputies arrested 21-year-old Zachariah Lee Martinez for...
Potter County Made Arrests Saturday For Trespass, DWI & Drugs
Potter County Deputies arrested 40-year-old Michael Onofre Apodaca Saturday afternoon at 4 in the 3700 block of I-40 East for Criminal Trespass. Potter County Inmate Jennifer Elaine Cantrell, age 52 was charged with credit card or debit card Abuse of the Elderly. Potter County Deputies arrested 63-year-old Kevin...
