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Amarillo man who shot and killed 3 teens in 1999 executed
An Amarillo man convicted in the 1999 shooting of three teen boys in their sleep has a scheduled execution this evening. → Read More
CoStar: Buc-ee’s set to start construction in March
A national real estate monitor said today Buc-ee’s is set to start construction on the east side of Amarillo in March. → Read More
Bell wins Army contract to further develop V-280 Valor aircraft
Bell Textron announced today it has won an Army contract to further develop its next generation of aircraft that can lift like a helicopter and fly like a plane. → Read More
City Council voted limited time free parking for downtown every 24-hours
The city council voted today to make that change allowing the free use once every 24-hours. → Read More
Toot’n Totum plans to build 20 stores in Lubbock
An Amarillo source of snacks and gas is looking to move into Lubbock. → Read More
Toot’n Totum plans to build 20 stores in Lubbock
An Amarillo source of snacks and gas is looking to move into Lubbock. → Read More
Allegiant Airlines no longer at Rick Husband International Airport
The city of Amarillo reports Allegiant Airlines stopped serving the airport as of Monday. → Read More
City of Amarillo takes first step to lower property tax rate, raises more money
Amarillo took the first step today to lowering its property tax rate while raising more money. → Read More
Amarillo-Panhandle Humane Society moving rescue and foster operations from AAMW
The Amarillo-Panhandle Humane Society announced today it is moving its rescue and foster operations to a new location after being in the city animal shelter for years. → Read More
Area beef producers announce $670 million investment into facility
Area beef producers announce their $670 million investment in a facility to process cattle into beef. → Read More
Area beef producers announce $670 million investment into facility
Area beef producers announce their $670 million investment in a facility to process cattle into beef. → Read More
Trails at Palo Duro Canyon remain closed due to heavy rains
It said on Facebook, closing the trails helps preserve structural integrity and lets crews replace washed out bridges and water crossings. Some are also very muddy. → Read More
Amarillo city officials look to buy water rights for $30 million in Roberts County
The city council will vote tomorrow on a proposal to buy the rights in Roberts County. → Read More
Update: DPS identifies bodies of 2 found dead near Friona
The Texas Department of Public Safety said the bodies of 27-year-old Adilene Adame, of Friona, and 37-year-old Osiel Rodriguez, of Dimmit, were found off of Farm-to-Market Road 1057, about 13 miles east of Friona. → Read More
2 Borger women accept plea deals for January 6 U.S. Capitol charges
Federal prosecutors filed papers today that contain guilty pleas from two Borger women who entered the U.S. Capitol building during the January 6 confrontation between protestors and police. → Read More
Kids Inc. receives $6 million donation for outdoor venue
Kids Inc made two announcements today involving a planned sports complex in South Amarillo including $6 million in donations and a name for the outdoor venue. → Read More
Amarillo City Council passes incentive to bring Buc-ee’s to Amarillo
The almost legendary Buc-ee’s will bring a large entry into I-40 choices for travelers. → Read More
4 dead after crash near New Mexico border
DPS officials are investigating a crash the resulted four people dead near the New Mexico border this afternoon. → Read More
River Road High School closing until Monday due to COVID cases
Officials said today River Road High School will be closed Friday due to COVID-19 quarantines of staff and students. → Read More
Court documents: Man arrested for explosion in Amarillo had suicide vest, explosive devices covered in shrapnel
A man police arrested after an explosion in the Paramount Terrace neighborhood in late July will find out soon if he’ll remain in jail until his trial for possessing explosives. → Read More