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Palo Duro Canyon will be partially closed this weekend due to the 24 Hours in the Canyon event. Non-participants will have limited access.

How frustrating is it to jump through the hoops and not get the payoff?

Amarillo's parks are calling, but a little litter is cramping the vibe. Find out how the community is stepping up to clean things up.

How will all of this affect downloading apps?

Missing sign at local BBQ restaurant. What happened?

The Route 66 Festival returns to Amarillo in 2025 with events, nostalgia, and community spirit as the region prepares for Route 66’s 100th birthday in 2026.

A bridge on I-27 near Tulia buckled after a truck carrying a crane collided with it, forcing a highway shutdown and terrifying nearby drivers.

Amarillo pools can close without warning if the weather turns. Thunder, lightning, or temps below 75°F will shut them down. Here's what you need to know.

Texas lawmakers passed HB1393 to make daylight saving time permanent—pending federal approval—creating a new “Texas Time.”

Amarillo summer reading time is a kids dream come true with Storybridge.

A zip tie found on a car in an Amarillo Walmart parking lot may have stopped a kidnapping from happening.

A new Texas bill could legalize short-barrel firearms starting in September 2025. SB 1596 has passed the House and Senate and awaits the governor’s signature.

A colorful new coffee show with charming décor and fresh pastries, is blooming in Amarillo.

Amarillo welcomes new yoga studio, Reunited Yoga with upcoming event.

A familiar setup with a surprising twist: Amarillo's drive-thru utility payment option is here to test how we do our bill paying.

The Texas House just made a big decision that could change classroom walls forever. The implications of this are sparking quite the conversation.

Seafood can be a tricky thing, but these five places in Amarillo have it nailed.

A rare appearance by an NBA star in Amarillo stirs the community up, and for good reason.

Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport really tests your travel patience—arriving hours early could save your sanity.

Amarillo's second location of this second location put on hold.

A perfect job to keep the kids busy this summer

After the closure of Rafter G in 2021, a new restaurant brings food back to Umbarger, Texas.

For over 100 years, certain Texas restaurants have thrived through generations, bringing diners closer to the past with every dish.

Imagine hiking trails that lead you to incredible views or a herd of bison—unique ideas for a panhandle outdoor excursion.

As the sun sets over Amarillo, local talent takes center stage at the Botanical Gardens, turning summer evenings into unforgettable experiences.

As the Texas heat cranks up, residents are gearing up with some smart strategies to beat the sweltering summer days.

Once a hotspot now reborn, Rumors is ready to welcome back old friends and new faces with a whole new twist.

Here's your chance to get those pieces of office furniture you need...and more, all for free

The shelters are overcrowded, and they believe this will help

Overrun with unused books in Amarillo? Give them an extra life.

The math is not mathing for these Amarillo Buc-ee's billboards

Places in Amarillo for your kids to take swim lessons.

Ghost towns of Texas beckon road trippers! Experience the lively past of some of the most iconic Texas ghost towns.

Another disappointment in the land of getting an H-E-B in Amarillo

Texas Panhandle singer Arieon Keller is headed to Nashville to audition live for American Idol.

Canyon’s iconic museum remains shut, but the tradition of summer fun continues with a glowing night of games, history, and family fun.