homeless

For me, Amarillo is one of those cities you can get lost in your own world in. It seems like we are almost isolated from the struggle the rest of the country faces. However, for many citizens that is not the case.

An indictment has been handed down by a grand jury in the Katie Quackenbush case. Now it heads to the criminal court system.

A local team of volunteers delivers meals to homeless members of our community.

The plight of the homeless is well-documented, but every reminder is still powerful.

A video has gone viral on social media of a homeless man panhandling and taking payments on his mobile credit card machine.

Homeless people dot many city streets, but what would you do if you saw a homeless child -- in the freezing cold?

A new city ordinance was passed in Ft. Lauderdale making it illegal to feed the homeless in public.  However, a 90-year old man still believes in lending a helping hand and that helping hand got him arrested for breaking the law.  Arnold Abbot and two ministers were arrested for feeding the homeless out of the Sanctuary Church.

Give back, and go orange this September!

I would really like to know who actually thought that this would be a good idea?  I know Americans love their WiFi, but to take homeless people and make them a wireless hotspot, that is just wrong.

It’s been one year since Ted Williams, the homeless “man with the golden voice,” became an overnight sensation after a video interview with a local reporter went viral. ‘Entertainment Tonight’ recently checked in with Williams to see how he’s fared since then.