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Symphony Under the Stars returns to Hodgetown with the Amarillo Symphony performing hits from iconic films and a fireworks finale.

From NOAA radios to weather apps, discover the essential tools Amarillo residents are using to stay weather-aware this tornado season.

After months of scandals, questionable wins, and lawsuits, the Texas Lottery is facing a major overhaul

Parents are calling for action at a dangerous Amarillo intersection after a teen was hit near West Plains High.

From traditional sweet teas to innovative blends, explore Amarillo's top iced tea destinations to quench your thirst this summer.

Amarillo’s streets hold quirky surprises—from misspelled names to confusing route changes. Discover the odd stories behind local favorites like Pittsburg, Bowie, Wolflin, and Gem Lake Road that make Amarillo’s neighborhoods uniquely memorable.

Back in 2021, Chop Chop Rice Co. announced a lease at the old Hastings on 45th for their third Amarillo spot, complete with a drive‑thru. But years later, the site remains vacant and the expansion uncertain.

Texans may notice their cold tap water disappearing in the summer heat. Here’s what’s causing it—and a simple trick that could help.

Amarillo city offices, libraries, and courts will be closed on June 19 for Juneteenth. Transit and trash services will run modified schedules.

A new bill proposed to Texas lawmakers has already unanimously passed in the Texas Senate.

For the first time in awhile, Texas sees a jump in jobless claims

Arena football returns to Amarillo with the locally owned West Texas Warbirds, set to play at the Civic Center in March 2026, bringing fresh energy and community focus.

Since its December opening, Buc-ee’s in Amarillo has become the one-stop shop for summer: swimwear, shoes, BBQ, beaver nuggets, drinks, sunscreen, games, and mosquito protection.

The City of Amarillo wants your input on future housing priorities. A brief survey is open now through June 23 and covers household info and housing experiences.

Texas weather is wild and unpredictable. Fake falls, boiling summers, and surprise winter storms are all part of life here.

What caught fire at the complex? It's a reminder for all of us.

For over 100 years, certain Texas restaurants have thrived through generations, bringing diners closer to the past with every dish.

Communities across the Texas Panhandle celebrate Independence Day with parades, food, and unforgettable fireworks lighting up the summer sky.

Texas Tech’s Vet School is hosting two camps in July for kids who love animals. They’ll get hands-on veterinary skills and see if they want a future in vet care.

Hope Village in Amarillo opens July 16 with a coffee shop, deli, and ice cream parlor—all creating jobs and empowering adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Enjoy great food while supporting a hopeful community project.

MotoMedi, a Mediterranean-style restaurant, is preparing to open in Wolflin Village, transforming a long-empty space and bringing new flavor to Amarillo.

A recent study found Amarillo ranks 19th in the U.S. for picking up hitchhikers, adding fuel to its legacy as a "friendly city."

From tribute bands to car shows, Amarillo is packed with fun ways to celebrate Dad this weekend.

The amount of rain and severe thunderstorms in a short period of time is out of the ordinary for Texas