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Just in time for the hottest days, Blue Bell returns a fan favorite and a limited time flavor. These Texas-born ice creams are ideal for beating the summer heat.

With 80% of Americans missing the Milky Way, Texas Parks & Wildlife is reviving night skies in state parks.

After closing in 2024, Starz Gymnastics in Amarillo is officially up for sale, including the chance to buy the full business or individual equipment.

An 82-year-overdue San Antonio library book from 1943 has finally been returned

QuikTrip upgrades Amarillo stores with touchscreen soda fountains, and more drink options to enhance your convenience store experience

You don’t need a passport to see Paris, Moscow, or Egypt—just a tank of gas. Discover Texas towns that share names with world-famous cities.

Texas schools toughen discipline under House Bill 6, changing suspensions and classroom rules after rising violence since COVID.

From pools and splash pads closing to the final weekend at Wonderland Park, Amarillo families know summer is officially ending.

A new Big 12 policy could end Texas Tech’s famous tortilla toss, with penalties looming for throwing items onto the field.

A new salon has opened in Amarillo, bringing beauty and relaxation with free haircuts during opening week.

From vodka to burgers, Amarillo is a Texas Bucket List favorite. These 14 spots prove why the Yellow City keeps earning repeat visits.

From vinyl dominance to a cassette craze, Amarillo collectors scour High Fidelity, thrift stores, Bitter Buffalo Records.

Butterlove Dinnerhouse in Amarillo closed recently—but the space won’t stay empty. Mi Gente, a food-truck-style restaurant with indoor seating, is moving in. They’ll officially open this October at the 34th & Bell location.

Amarillo’s Dick Bivins Stadium updates bag policy, bans on-field photos, and adds police drone patrols for safety this football season.

Amarillo’s Labor Day lineup: family movie night, $1 admission deals, car shows, and Wonderland’s closing weekend.

Dunkin’ Donuts is coming to Borger’s Walmart Supercenter, offering fresh coffee and donuts for shoppers by year’s end.

After years of sitting empty, the former Sakura building at 4000 S Soncy will soon reopen as the new home of Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse. Amarillo diners can expect a bigger location and fresh energy this week.

A former Payless location in Amarillo is undergoing major renovations, sparking speculation on social media about what business will move in next.

Long John Silver’s in Amarillo is still drawing crowds, but one ordering hack saves time and makes the wait vanish.

Amarillo is filled with cozy cafés, and now some of the best have been ranked by locals and visitors alike. Find out which spots made the list.

A Texas man is behind bars after using AI to generate unlawful images involving children. The case reveals how AI tools can be misused for criminal purposes.

Carlos Jose Ayala Morales, previously named a Most Wanted fugitive in March, has reappeared on Texas’ Most Wanted list in August. He's still on the run.

A Texas mother once on the FBI’s Most Wanted List has been captured in India and returned to the U.S. to face charges in the disappearance and suspected murder of her son, Noel Alvarez.

Texans face economic warning signs: job growth slumped, construction dropped, plus puzzlingly low inflation.