Amarillo

Can we admit that as we have more and more time at home the whole snacking thing has become an issue? Is it because our kitchen is so close? Maybe? Or is there something more to it?

If you will be doing any traveling around town this week, the Texas Department of Transportation has a list of areas you should avoid.

The City of Amarillo has announced today that Jason Mays has been promoted to be the new Amarillo Fire Department Fire Chief.

It's pretty easy to look at a map and see what your town looks like, but can you guess what these towns look like without their labels and landmarks?

Even though you might be working from home, these are still the top spot to avoid this week and skip the headache.

We have seen some bad things these past few weeks. People hoarding the craziest things. Why do we all need cases and cases of toilet paper? Why are ALL of the Clorox Wipes and Lysol so hard to find?

The High Plains Food Bank is the latest local businesses to close to the public over COVID-19 concerns. However, they are continuing to alleviate hunger.

Many grocery and big box stores are finding themselves on the front lines of supplying the public during the Coronavirus and Covid-19 pandemic.

The City of Amarillo has announced that effective Monday, March 23, all city facilities will begin limiting face-to-face interactions.

Shaking hands have become such a natural part of how we have done business. For years and years that was how we have greeted people. The past few weeks have told us that needs to stop.

One patient is from Castro County and the other is from Oldham County. Both of the cases are from outside of the Amarillo area.

APD is making changes to how they handle police reports in an effort to speed up efficiency and keep our officers out of harms way from Covid-19.