Amarillo TX

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‘I had to change where my kids sleep’: Man shares terrifying experience, says Amarillo...

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Just hours before Amarillo Police Chief Thomas Hover addressed City Council on the department’s surveillance technology, a local father is sharing his experience being tracked dozens of times by an officer using city databases. Former Amarillo police officer Christian Eder faces 78 criminal cha
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Historic Beef Burger Barrel For Sale in Amarillo

A piece of Amarillo history is for sale. The iconic Beef Burger Barrel is on the market
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Heart of the High Plains: Heal the City

AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) – Heal the City is a nonprofit with the simple mission of providing quality medical care to those uninsured in our community. The nonprofit was founded by Dr. Alan Keister, an Amarillo physician who identified a desperate need for healthcare throughout certain neighborhoods within Amarillo.
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KAMR Local 4 News to debut ‘The Top 4’ as new afternoon show

A new afternoon show is coming to KAMR Local 4 News. “The Top 4” premieres Tuesday, Sept. 8, with a new format built to give viewers a focused look at the stories shaping the Texas Panhandle and the latest developments of the day.
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Amarillo Labor Day picnic celebrates labor workers

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Southern Regional Council of Carpenters, the West Texas Building and Construction Trades Council, and the Amarillo Central Labor Council partnered to host a Labor Day picnic at Memorial Park. The picnic ran from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and was free and open to the...
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BSA Health System delivered 203 babies in August

AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — August was a big month over at BSA Health System as it welcomed 203 babies in the month. According to oficals with BSA this is a sizeable jump from the avergae of 165 babies that they typically see in a month. Officials added that each delivery represented a family experiencing one […]
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Route 66 stop in Amarillo brings Caravan to Catch a Killer to cold case...

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — For families of cold case victims, years can pass without answers. Dr. Maggie Zingman knows that reality firsthand — and she is using her own loss to help other families across the country keep searching. Zingman’s daughter, Brittany Phillips, was murdered in Tulsa in...
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Amarillo City Council to discuss camera policy after former officer’s arrest

AMARILLO (KVII) — Amarillo City Council will discuss the city’s use of public-safety and security cameras Tuesday, including existing policies and the possibility of creating a citywide policy. Police Chief Thomas Hover is scheduled to give the presentation. The meeting starts at 3 p.m. ABC 7 News will...
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TxDOT alerting drivers of various lane, road closures throughout the week

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Texas Department of Transportation is alerting drivers of various lane and road closures throughout the week. TxDOT says on Tuesday the westbound, left lane of State Loop 335 from Coulter Street to Tascosa Road will be closed while Wednesday, the left lane of the eastbound side of the loop
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Amarillo man joins 343-mile ‘Ride for Resilience’ to support first responders

One man is showcasing the spirit and grit of the Panhandle by joining a national bike ride to honor and support first responders.

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