Lori Crofford

The Amarillo area got a sweet surprise this morning.

As human beings, we have the instincts to give back. We have a tendency to help and give of our time.

I recently posted an article about nudist parks in Texas. I wrote this article because I was surprised at how many existed in Texas.

I was driving around Amarillo the other day. I had several errands to run all over the city and one thing I kept noticing was nearly every intersection had panhandlers.

Sheba, stolen from a Houston family almost 5-years ago and recently found in Borger, got to go home this weekend.

Every day on social media you read where a family has lost their beloved pet or had it stolen. Sometimes they are reunited and sometimes the outcome breaks your heart.

Growing up in the Texas Panhandle, you got to experience some really great restaurants. Restaurants that were hometown owned and delicious.

If you love music and festivals, you definitely want to mark your calendars for this fun event.

Thursday morning's homicide in East Amarillo took place in the same park where a man died in 2016

When it comes to social media, do you think it is creating the next generation of criminals or just helping make stupid decisions?

When you live in an area like Amarillo and outside of the city, you find yourself in a rural area surrounded by livestock.

Dove Creek Equine Rescue is a non-profit in town that rescues neglected animals in the area.