101.9 The Bull

A recent study found only four runway incursions at Amarillo Airport between 2021–2024—and none ranked high-risk—reinforcing just how smooth and safe flying from Amarillo can feel.

Amarillo’s Georgia Street Whataburger is closed this week, but only for roof repairs after hail damage. The popular spot is expected to reopen next Monday.

The mystery is over—Amarillo is officially getting an Adam & Eve store at the former Payless near Tascosa High. Locals first learned from nearby chatter, but now the listing confirms it.

After a rocky start, the Sod Poodles power into the playoffs, eyeing another Texas League crown after clinching the second half.

West Texas A&M University is bringing Dr. Ben Carson to Canyon for a rare night of insight and inspiration in support of the Hill Institute.

Nostalgia is strong as P3 returns to Amarillo. Dust off your bike and enjoy a day of pedals, pints, and people.

Amarillo Greyhound bus station sees another major drug bust as police seize $1.5 million in meth and cocaine, highlighting its history as a hotspot for trafficking.

Amarillo’s The Ruffled Cup is mixing pumpkin spice with the viral Dubai chocolate trend. The fall-inspired treat debuts this week, and locals are already lining up to try it.

New Texas THC law sets age 21 requirement, adds shop restrictions, labeling rules, frequent testing, and fee hikes for businesses.

Texas lights up with autumn beauty. Browse our gallery of stunning fall foliage photos showcasing the Lone Star State in its most colorful season.

Amarillo has another chance to step up for its youth. Palo Duro High School needs clothing and hygiene donations to ensure students have what they need.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers is asking for tips after a masked individual robbed a convenience store at gunpoint.

Police arrest Amarillo couple for poolside public lewdness at Salt Fork Apartments, after Sunday drinks led to more than fun.

Amarillo’s former China Star is getting new life as Yanagi Hibachi, now hiring staff ahead of its grand opening. Located off I-40, the restaurant promises fresh dining and a big change for the long-empty space.

Cinergy Amarillo’s $25 All Access Day includes bowling, movies, arcade, and more. Elite Rewards Members unlock unlimited entertainment this Saturday.

We got our hands on Blue Bell’s newest seasonal ice cream and had to try it. Let’s just say it tastes like the holidays in a scoop.

Amarillo, Texas, is full of ghost stories and urban legends. From haunted schools to mysterious buildings, explore the eerie side of the Yellow City.

Amarillo & Canyon schools kick off 2025 homecoming season with football, mums, and parades. See the full schedule of local high school games.

Amarillo’s Loop 335 was blocked by SWAT after a tense standoff with a 75-year-old man, ending peacefully with police intervention.

Amarillo’s North Heights is getting upgraded six-inch water mains, mostly via alleyway work. Expect minimal traffic disruption, but temporary dumpster relocations.

A simple Saturday delivery turned into a picture-perfect win for one Amarillo driver, thanks to quick pickups, smooth drops, and the perfect timing to get home before family time.

A new Amarillo business, Little Cotton Company, is serving up classic cotton candy and creative twists like pickle burritos. Perfect for weddings, parties, and local events.

Adulting is tough, but Amarillo Parks & Rec is here to help. Free monthly classes cover everything from taxes to car care, nutrition, and holiday survival. Register now to learn essential life skills.

Your daily coffee run in Amarillo is about to get an upgrade as these two forces come together to make mornings sweeter.

West Texas A&M University’s Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts has announced a new season of art exhibitions, concerts, and theatrical performances, showcasing the talents of students, faculty, and staff.

Firehouse Subs gave a $25K grant to Amarillo Fire Department, funding new hoses and vital gear for Station 8 firefighters.

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

Bluey fans in Amarillo are in for a treat! Parks & Recreation is hosting Bluey’s Play Date on Sept. 27 at the Civic Center, complete with photos, themed activities, and a meal for kids.

Amarillo’s Big Texas Rally for Recovery returns Sept. 6 with live music, food, speakers, and a powerful message: recovery from addiction is possible.

Get ready Amarillo! Small Sliders brings signature cheeseburger sliders to the Yellow City.

Caprock High School FFA students are mourning after stray dogs broke into their pens, killing and injuring show animals.

Reports suggest Hoot’s Pub in Amarillo could be closing soon. The live music hotspot’s future remains uncertain as the community reacts.

This weekend marks the end of an era in Amarillo as a local hair design school holds a special sale to clear out its inventory.

Hot air balloons are returning to Amarillo with “Pirates of the Park” at John Stiff Park on Oct. 25. Expect balloon launches, evening balloon glows, costumes, food trucks, and family-friendly Halloween fun.

The Texas Lottery has launched its Gem 7s scratch ticket family, offering over 7.3 million winning tickets and more than $232 million in prizes.

Patriot Day 2025 in Amarillo features Aaron Watson, Josh Ward, and Chad Miller at Piehl Barn in Bushland. Enjoy music, food trucks, and fireworks while supporting BOOM Adventures.