texas panhandle

There is nothing like the spring in the Texas Panhandle. Unless you are one of those with itchy eyes and a stuffy nose. Nothing is worse than having allergies.

Although we are used to the wind, this is not your typical windy panhandle type day. Winds have been sustained at 40-50 mph with gusts forecasted as high as 75 mph.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Amarillo area from Sunday night through Monday morning.

It could happen as early as this Sunday - the first snowfall of Fall 2018!

Do you find your eyes dry out a lot? I mean with this wind in the Texas Panhandle...it can be a problem.

Will it ever rain again? The short answer is YES. But it sure hasn't felt like it lately around the Texas panhandle.

Now through Monday, March 19th, the Texas Panhandle will have prime conditions to support wildfires.

Enjoying a day out at the local park is something that many of us take for granted. For some kids with special needs and disabilities, a day on the playground isn't as easy as you might think. That's where Milestones Development and Play Park in Lubbock will come in.

It's been a while since the Amarillo metro area has been directly affected by a tornado, but we've seen plenty throughout the rest of the panhandles.

What if I told you that not only could you go fishing in the Texas Panhandle region without a license or permit, but you could also get free fishing gear to use?

The Texas Panhandle is one of the worst places for allergies.

We have one of the best historical museums in the country right in Canyon, The Panhandle Plains Historical Museum.  If you haven't been in awhile, then you need to make plans to go check out the museum this weekend.  Not only will you love it, the Christmas fun will make it just that …