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The panhandle now lives in the record books...for now at least

Today could be the day where we start breaking heat records

We have had some amazing weather the last few days. The rain has been a God send and the temps have gotten us in a fall kind of mood.

We're approaching nearly 2 months without rain. How long will it last?

A world record that stands to this day...and the record holder lives right here in Amarillo.

We all know that the weather in Texas can get wacky, but we never expected this to happen in Tulia.

From snow earlier in the month, to some strong storms, and now record heat, April 2020 will certainly be one to remember.

How low can you go? Not nearly as low as this woman.

All that debate over whether or not hoverboards are real may soon quiet down, thanks to one pretty cool stunt.

On April 19th Molly Schulyer returned to The Big Texan to break her old record for eating three 72-ounce steaks in less than an hour. This time around Molly was ready for a bigger challenge.

The L.A. Beast as he is known has eaten most of the world's hottest peppers. They range from Jalapeno, Chili, Ghost, and Scorpion to name a few.

We’re angry. Angry that somebody would take the time to make a cheeseburger so gigantic that it’s actually kind of disgusting, and not even invite us over to have some of it. Well, Black Bear Casino, you can guess where we WON’T be going for vacation this year.