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A completely unavoidable death once again in Texas

Amarillo locals recognize familiar landmarks, lost restaurants, weather quirks, and traditions—like Taco Villa runs, drive-ins, and sports memories—that signal deep roots in the area.

Amarillo has logged ten UFO sightings since 2020—from reflective disks and Starlink strings to glowing craft with extending apparatuses—fueling mystery and wonder over what’s truly roaming the Texas sky.

A terroristic threat shut down the busy airport for a little over an hour

Good Day Burritos was located at 4602 SW 45th, but many people are asking what happened, since that building is empty. We have the answers.

A Texas woman accused of killing her 6-year-old son has been added to the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list. She vanished with her family after a wellness check in 2023.

The FBI’s mission to protect children online led to multiple arrests and the rescue of over 100 children in Texas.

Don’t sweat this summer! These Amarillo spots keep the kids entertained while staying safe from the blazing sun.

Texas’ SB3031, effective Sept. 1, 2025, elevates firearm discharges during road rage to a first-degree felony, punishable by 5 years to life.

Following Gov. Abbott’s veto of a THC ban, SB 5 is bringing back the war on THC in Texas. Advocates counter with HB 160 for low-THC regulation and labeling.

Canyon's Pampered Pooch remains open after its owner, Nikki West, was hospitalized with a brain bleed. A new groomer is stepping in to keep services running.

A recent study shows Texas isn’t the top dog when it comes to producing Hall of Fame athletes. See which sports Texas excels in—and which ones fall short.

Amarillo’s Battle of the Bikes is rolling in August 2, 2025, with bike skills contests, safety courses, and family fun for all ages.

Another Amarillo is starting to make some serious noise in professional sports

Our Townsquare crew dove into Cinergy’s new Gel Blasters arena. No lasers, just gel ammo, full-on competition of fun.

With SB 4 now law, Texas homeowners get bigger tax exemptions, but you have to vote to make it happen.

While new restaurants open often in Amarillo, these longtime local favorites continue to thrive. Here’s a tribute to some of the city's oldest and most iconic places to eat.

Amarillo families searching for kids’ swim lessons have a unique option—Waterscape Swim Lessons, a year-round program with rave reviews and flexible scheduling.

Just weeks before school returns, Amarillo loses a key McAlister’s location near Tascosa High School—adding to a recent string of local restaurant closures.

Cops, security, and patrons being removed from the restaurant. What happened?

Carly Bueno is searching for her grandmother’s red antique couch, a centerpiece of cherished childhood memories once purchased from The Big Texan.

Dumas is getting a boost of caffeine! This popular drive-thru coffee chain, is building a new shop set to open by the end of 2025.

After five years as Mariscos El Big Boy, the popular Sixth Street seafood spot is rebranding with a new name—same location, family legacy, fresh start.

The need for host families in Amarillo is here. Can you help a foreign exchange student out?