18 rescued from Texas Tornado ride at Wonderland Park
First responders from Amarillo Fire Department were called out to a critical situation at Wonderland Amusement Park around 10 p.m. Saturday evening, when passengers aboard a roller coaster ride became stranded. According to Jason Love, AFD Public Information Officer, Engine 4 responded Aug. 1 and evaluated the situatio
Discover! festival returns to the Don Harrington Discovery Center after ten years.
Some traditions are simply too good to leave in the past! Discover! 5.0 is back for Labor Day weekend on September 5th. Join us at Medi-Park for an all-day festival featuring science, music, and an incredible drone show finale.
You Won’t Believe How Many New Restaurants Opened in Amarillo This Year
Amarillo's restaurant scene is booming. See how many new spots have opened so far this year, with more on the way.
The vacant building across from Raising Cane’s on Georgia Street and Mockingbird Lane is...
That graffiti-covered building across from Raising Cane's on Georgia Street is finally gone! Read about one local resident's front-row seat to the demolition and fond memories of the site's past.
Potter County SO warns public of recent scam
The Potter County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public of a new scam targeting families of inmates.
You Won’t Believe Why These Amarillo Donkeys Are Wearing Masks
Thelma and Chuy are not thrilled about their new accessories, but Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center says the masks are for their own good.
Amarillo Police reports Municipal shooting range closed for weekend
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Amarillo Police Department announced that the Municipal Shooting Range will be closed over the weekend. According to COA, the closure is due to a power outage. “We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as the issue is being addressed. We will provide an update as
Solar Cars Roll Into Elk City as Route 66 Centennial Tour Reaches Western Oklahoma
Elk City, OK – The future of transportation rolled down the Mother Road Friday as the Electrek American Solar Challenge made an official Stage Stop at the National Route 66 Museum, bringing student-built solar race cars from around the world to western Oklahoma. The stop marked the end of...
Yellow City Rundown July 27-31: Overcrowded jails, hotel renovations, food insecurity
On this episode of the Yellow City Rundown for the week of July 27 through 31, we talk about jail overcrowding in Potter County, food insecurity across the High Plains, the Herring Hotel renovations, and how Amarillo College is handling Data Centers and their budget.
A Piece of Amarillo History Just Became a Pile of Rubble
It was a restaurant. Then an event center. Then it just sat there, falling apart. Now the building at 7717 Canyon Drive is gone.
