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The Amarillo Police Department is asking for your help in locating a suspect who tried to rob a bank on Wednesday, November 20th.

So Sunday night it was about 10:20 pm when I received the first call from my daughter in the Dallas area. Last week when she called me late it was because of the tornado that hit. So I never know what to expect when that phone rings.

I pride myself on the fact that my main drink of choice depends on the day. I mainly drink water or wine. I'm not a coffee drinker.

There are times that things just happen and you don't know how! They are entertaining and well a bit funny.

Kids we love them....right? I mean we signed up to have them. Oh and we knew from the beginning that they are costly! Right?

Figuring out the most commonly used ATM pin code is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4.

Amarillo National Bank has issued a warning about a current phone scam that the bank customers (and non customers) are currently experiencing.

Many of us do our banking via ATM or other electronic means, but how would you feel if actual in-person tellers didn’t exist? A few banks are testing out new systems with the possible goal of making that idea a reality.

Ready for something scarier than your checking account balance? Folks who tried to make a withdrawal from this ATM machine got more than they bargained for in the form of a snake who lived in the device. As if the hidden charges most banks try to pull aren’t bad enough. Now we have to dodge snakes at the ATM? Back to hiding our cash under the mattress for us. Actually, “Snakes in the ATM” would be

In response to Bank of America’s recently announced $5 monthly fee for debit card usage, Florida-based Community Bank is doing the reverse — it’s paying customers to bank with them.

Aspiring criminals listen up: If you’re planning on robbing a bank, it pays to make sure the teller can read your threatening note.