The Speed Limit on FM 2219 Just Dropped and Many Drivers Missed It
Drive FM 2219 every day? The signs changed and a lot of people have not noticed. We asked TxDOT what happened.
Amarillo Police investigating shooting incident that left one dead in South Amarillo Thursday
The Amarillo Police Department is investigating a shooting that left one person dead in a roadway in south Amarillo on Thursday night.
Police arrest one after chase ends near Town Square Wednesday night
The Texas Department of Public Safety released information about a police chase that ended near Town Square on Wednesday and resulted in the arrest of a man.
Chuck wagon meal raises funds for new church activity center
With an 1872 Bain chuck wagon as a backdrop and two fire pits, Palo Duro Cowboy Church members cooked an authentic chuck wagon meal for its annual fundraiser on Oct. 17. "We are amazed by the turnout; the Lord blessed us," elder Mark Weeks said. "We thought we weren't going to have enough. People kept coming, and we had plenty of meat." The meal consisted of chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, brown beans, biscuits and three kinds of cobbler. All were cooked over the fire pit or in Dutch ovens
Drunk driving suspect accused of leading DPS on chase in Amarillo
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — A drunk driving suspect is accused of leading a state trooper on a chase in Amarillo. According to the Department of Public Safety, a trooper tried to stop Timothy Jack Chamberlain on I-40 for a traffic violation. Chamberlain refused to stop, exited the interstate and...
Homeless Heroes provides update on Astro Motel renovation project
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The nonprofit Homeless Heroes continues working to transform the former Astro Motel into housing for homeless veterans. The project remains in the architectural and engineering phase as the organization works with the City of Amarillo on zoning, permitting and building requirements. Initial work at the property...
Texas GOP ag commissioner nominee Sheets campaigns amid rift with Sid Miller
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — Nate Sheets, the Republican nominee for Texas agriculture commissioner, campaigned in Canyon in the Texas Panhandle days after the current agriculture commissioner said Sheets is not the right man for the job, setting off new tension inside the GOP as the race heads toward November.
A Rock, a Door, and a $10,000 Burglary in Amarillo
What does a $10,000 convenience store haul even look like? Here’s what we know about the Amarillo burglary.
Snack Pak 4 Kids founder, executive Dyron Howell to retire in 2027; Baptist Community...
Baptist Community Services announced on Wednesday that Dyron Howell, vice president of BCS overseeing the Snack Pak 4 Kids program, will retire in January 2027 after eight years of service.
Panhandle Great 25 Nurses marks 10 years of honoring nurses, supporting nursing education
The Panhandle Great 25 Nurses Foundation announced that it will celebrate its 10th Annual Panhandle Great 25 Nurses Celebration.
