Amarillo News

Labor Day weekend is here. Check out events happening around Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle before summer wraps up.

The Canyon Farmers Market celebrates Pickle Day on September 12 with giveaways, free stuff for kids' and live music.

Pickleball leagues and clubs are booming in Amarillo. Here's the sport's odd history and where locals can play.

With Texas Tech University hitting a record enrollment of over 45,000 students, business leads as the most popular degree path at 21%, while education and social sciences sit at the bottom with 4% each.

Crystals Event Center, a cornerstone of Lubbock's music and events scene for decades, is now on the market for 1.3 million dollars.

Hazing at Texas Tech is strictly forbidden by university policy and illegal under Texas state law. Students face severe legal consequences, including felony charges for failing to report life-threatening incidents.

Every state that borders Texas allows at home funerals and burials for family members but what are the laws for home burials in the state of Texas?

Texas high schools now have to track heat levels before letting students practice outside. It's about keeping football and band kids safe when temperatures spike.

Galaxy Stadium keeps it simple with hot dogs and barbecue, but the real food scene is just a walk away. Hungry for tacos? You've got options.

From parents yelling at umpires to timeouts granted mid-delivery, Amarillo's first fall baseball tournament had some rough moments.

See the schedule for the 2026 Amarillo Tri-State Fair, from opening gates to closing day deals.

Working at Buc-ee's sounds cushy until you talk to former employees. Turns out competitive pay comes with some pretty demanding expectations.