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Don’t treat the middle lane like a merge lane. Texas law (Sec. 545.060) limits use of the continuous left-turn lane. Find out what’s legal and how to stay ticket-free

The Amarillo Police Department is warning residents about a new Social Security Administration (SSA) phishing scam.

An Amarillo family donates $100,000 to build a first responder memorial honoring police, fire, and EMS heroes.

Despite local support in September, Leaf and Bubble owner Patty Schniederjan made the difficult decision to sell the business located at the Shops at 34th.

Joe Taco at 58th and Georgia has introduced a new convenience: frozen, prepared meals available for grab-and-go pickup. This option is ideal for busy Amarillo families needing quick, stress-free dinners or for contributing an impressive, ready-made meal to a meal train during the hectic holiday season.

A beloved Amarillo business begins a new chapter with fresh ownership and familiar faces.

Amarillo has officially named its next police chief, ending a months-long search and setting the stage for new leadership at APD.

A judge ruled in favor of Amarillo College, ordering Sharpened Iron Studios to immediately vacate the leased property after a months-long legal dispute.

Celebrate National Ugly Sweater Day in Amarillo with a free mini DQ Blizzard, holiday Blizzard flavors, and Christmas fun at Texas Dairy Queen locations.

Find Christmas Eve church services in Amarillo and Canyon to reflect celebrate and experience local worship traditions in the Texas Panhandle.

A local Canyon favorite announces closure, offering one final magical Christmas season

Texans plan record holiday travel with 9.4M hitting the road; low gas prices make road trips easier and safer.

Leonard Farms in Canyon invites families to a free Christmas lights drive-thru with music, hot cocoa, and holiday cheer.

After a tragic wrong turn, deputies share key tips to stay safe, find help fast, and navigate Texas highways with confidence.

Snapology in Wolflin Square, Amarillo, is offering flexible Holiday Break Camps (morning, afternoon, or full-day) to keep kids engaged while parents finish holiday tasks like shopping and wrapping.

The holiday season usually means bustling restaurants, but House Divided is taking a different path this year. Let’s dive into what this means for the community.

Texas authorities raise the reward as they search for fugitive William Herrera Zamora, a wanted offender linked to child crimes and parole violations.

Borger is warning residents after 3,200 pounds of trash were dumped in a neighborhood. Learn how illegal dumping hurts the community and what free disposal options are available

Warm December temps are coming to Amarillo, but golfers will find one course closed despite near-70-degree weather.

Hud’s will open a third Amarillo spot in2026 on the growing east side.

Making holiday plans in Amarillo involves deciding whether to cook or dine out. The restaurants that will be open in Amarillo on Christmas Day.

After delivering a sealed order from Chipotle, a customer in Amarillo noticed her chips were missing. Instead of directing her to the app, the driver returned to the store, got the missing chips, and completed the delivery, turning a mistake into an extra tip and goodwill.

Snowy Christmases in Amarillo don’t come often. The last true white Christmas was in 2012 and records since 1892 show only a roughly 1 in 10 chance. But with extreme Panhandle weather, surprises happen.

Looking for the best Amarillo Christmas lights? These neighborhoods go all out.