Nicolette Perrone
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Investigators searching the area around Lake Marvin
Investigators with the Texas Attorney General’s Office, Texas Rangers and the Texas Game Wardens are searching the are around Lake Marvin today. → Read More
New year, new laws: changes to Texas laws in 2019
Texans statewide from high school students, to business owners, to public officials, have new rules affecting them in 2019. → Read More
New law requires ‘police interaction’ curriculum for all Texas high school students
A law that has just gone into effect hopes to foster a positive relationship between law enforcement and students across the state of Texas. → Read More
City of Amarillo set to discuss 'slight increase' on proposed ta
The City of Amarillo is proposing a tax rate for the 2018 to 2019 budget year that would be higher than last years rate. → Read More
GRAPHIC IMAGES: Rescuers heartbroken after finding dog 'abused a
Animal advocates are heartbroken after a recent rescue in Borger. THIS STORY CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES. → Read More
Tourism up as Palo Duro Canyon lands cover of State Travel Guide
More people from all over the world are giving Amarillo and surrounding areas a visit this summer, according to the Texas Travel Information Center. → Read More
Salvation Army welcomes new Majors in Amarillo
The Salvation Army in Amarillo has new faces who served the organization across the globe before coming to Amarillo. → Read More
Watch your fire: Fourth of July celebrations can spark stress in
Fireworks may be enjoyable for some, but for those who fought for our country, it can be a tough time of year. → Read More
Nonprofit plans to revitalize the historic St. Anthony's propert
St. Anthony's Legacy and Redevelopment Corp (SALARC) is now the owner of 19 acres of land they say they're ready to see thrive once again as a vital part of not just North Heights, but all of Amari... → Read More
Protecting your dogs in the summer heat
It's the first day of summer and veterinarians are asking you to be mindful of your pets in the summer heat. → Read More
DPS launches iWatchTexas to better protect Texans
A new app launched by the Department of Public Safety and backed by Governor Greg Abbott is asking you to help keep your community safe. → Read More
Experts focus on animal mortality management to protect against
People traveled from countries like Kenya and Australia to attend the International Symposium on Animal Mortality Management, with a goal of learning best practices to protect humans and animals ag... → Read More
Making G7 matter: Community responds to dog euthanized in labor
The community is responding to G7, the pit bull who was in labor when she and her two newborn puppies were euthanized at Amarillo's animal shelter, after a now viral Facebook post sparked outrage ... → Read More
Xcel Energy: Lower bills for most Texas customers
Next time you go to pay your energy bill, Xcel Energy is saying customers should expect to see some savings. → Read More
Robocall rampage: How you can block them
Amarillo is one of the hardest hit cities in Texas by everyone's least favorite phone call - the robocall. → Read More
Some children may need a second flu shot
As the flu continues to be unrelenting in pediatric cases throughout the state, the CDC wants parents to consider getting a second flu shot for their children. → Read More
Amarillo nonprofit works to bring foster children into loving ho
400 children in Potter and Randall County are without a place to call home, according to CPS. → Read More
Amarillo skyline changing as Chase Tower loses prominent tenant
The Chase Tower's 31 floors have soared over Amarillo's downtown since opening in 1971, but now it's losing one of its prominent tenants: Chase Bank. → Read More
Recognize, Respond, Report: Teaching children about personal saf
Just as we teach children how to ride a bike or tie their shoes, many say it's important to teach kids about personal safety- especially in a society with mounting sexual misconduct allegations. → Read More
Amarillo Brown Bag Runs serving our invisible neighbors
When you think of a brown bag lunch, chances are you're thinking of packing lunch for school or work. → Read More