Amarillo TX

The Panhandle Adult Rebuilding Center (PARC) is a place for adults experiencing homelessness to feel welcomed as soon as they walk in the door.

The community gathered before sunrise for an event centered on reflection, unity, and faith. The annual Amarillo Community Prayer Breakfast returned to the Amarillo Civic Center — bringing together local leaders, pastors, and residents to pause and focus on hope.

When a 1,000-square-foot former dance hall with just 12 tables ranks #2 out of 504 restaurants in Amarillo and earns TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice award, you know those half-pound burgers are legendary. 🍔. Coyote Bluff Cafe opened in 1994 when founder Reuben “Rob” Haas brought a former dance hall...

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - An Amarillo man pleaded guilty to a felony assault involving an unusual weapon of choice. On July 31, Amarillo Fire Department responded to a call for a structure fire near Northeast 12th Avenue and North Spring Street. As firefighters contained the blaze, officers with Amarillo Police...

Amarillo locals share which Thanksgiving dishes they find disgusting. See which sides make the list.

CLAUDE, Texas (KVII) — Google has announced plans to build a new data center on 1,300 acres near Claude, with construction already underway by Crusoe Energy since May. Armstrong County Judge Adam Ensey highlighted the area's appeal due to its wind energy production. "We are a net exporter of...

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — An Amarillo man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for "throwing a pipe bomb" into a garage apartment. Shayne Allen Logan pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of arson. Logan was accused of setting Amy Wheeler's garage apartment on fire in July 2023. Wheeler...

Target’s new customer service rules ask employees to smile and chat more — but not every shopper is thrilled about the change.

Tyson Foods' decision to close a beef plant that employs nearly one-third of residents of Lexington, Nebraska, could devastate the small city and undermine the profits of ranchers nationwide.

AMARILLO, Texas — Data centers are popping up across the state, and they are receiving mixed reviews from people who live near the sites. Those who support the centers say they bring economic opportunity, while those who oppose them say they deplete natural resources. One data center campus that’s under construction...