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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.

Amarillo may dodge 100-degree temps, but Palo Duro Canyon is heating up fast. Stay hydrated and avoid peak heat hours this weekend.

Amarillo Parks and Rec has completed playground resurfacing at John Ward Memorial Park. The community can now enjoy the upgraded play area.

Another explosion for SpaceX sets back development of a very important rocket to the space program

After storms hit Texas, scammers move fast. Learn how to protect yourself, your wallet, and your home with tips from the BBB and FCC.

A nationwide recall has been issued for Dinty Moore Beef Stew after contamination concerns.

Texas has changed the way you renew your driver's license online. The old online renewal form is no longer available. Here's what you need to know.

Trumpet vine is covering fences across Amarillo. Discover why this low-maintenance, heat-loving plant is both a backyard favorite and an invasive challenge.

Amarillo kids can learn how to fish for free this summer thanks to Parks & Rec’s Hooked on Fishing events. Camps are open to ages 5–15, with sessions June 21, July 19, and Sept 6.

Catch a movie outdoors this summer in Amarillo! From free park screenings to dive-in poolside flicks and drive-in classics, there’s fun for the whole family.

It started as a mystery, then rumors, now reality

Texas lawmakers passed two bills that could save homeowners up to $500 a year in property taxes starting in 2025. One more step awaits to make this a law.

After years of absence and growing cravings, Long John Silver’s is finally returning to Amarillo, find out when the restaurant plans to open.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

A new Texas bill could legalize short-barrel firearms starting in September 2025. SB 1596 has passed the House and Senate and awaits the governor’s signature.

Texas DPS is looking for a criminal illegal immigrant wanted for exposing himself to children.