101.9 The Bull

Tuition stress? The B Fly Blood Drive on April 21 offers a chance to win one of three $2,000 scholarships. Donate at Coffee Memorial Blood Center to nominate yourself or a student while honoring the memory of Brittany "B-Fly" Sims.

Amarillo ag scholarships, AgYouth banquet, and Texas Panhandle 4-H and FFA students take center stage as $20K in scholarships are awarded.

Amarillo drivers now have a faster way to handle oil changes, car maintenance, and routine service without leaving their vehicle.

A popular Amarillo hibachi food truck rebrands after closure, promising the same menu and reopening soon.

Amarillo dental care is getting affordable with $35 cleanings, low-cost deep cleanings, and student hygienists helping uninsured patients maintain oral health.

Storms hit The Basin Red Dirt BBQ Festival, but Wade Bowen and Whiskey Myers still lit up a rain-soaked crowd. Check out the photos.

Amarillo golf tournaments, charity events, and local courses come alive this season as players hit the greens for competition, networking, and fun.

Shells Sweet Pecans has an official opening date. Join the local food revolution at for a night of taste testing.

Many Texans unknowingly throw away illegal items. From hazardous waste to everyday products, here are 11 things you should never put in the trash in Texas.

Amarillo movie fans can enjoy unlimited films and popcorn at Cinergy’s Box Office Binge. $16 movie deal, Amarillo events, theater hopping fun.

Think Hodgetown is too expensive for the whole family? Think again. The Amarillo Sod Poodles just announced "Soddies Value Seats" in Section 117 for just $10. Combined with their new value meals, summer baseball just got affordable.

A normal day of deliveries turned into a technical nightmare as a nationwide DoorDash glitch hit Amarillo. From missing order details to ghost tips a Dashers perspective.

Amarillo Shred-It Day returns with free document shredding for old tax records, personal info, and sensitive paperwork.

Texas prisons now restrict books to stop drug smuggling, impacting inmates, families, and safety policies across the state.

Texas gas prices are rising fast, with some cities now over $4. Drivers are feeling the squeeze as fuel costs continue climbing.

Amarillo is home to the Dynamite Museum, a collection of 3,000 quirky signs scattered across the city. Originally the work of Brian Deneke and Stanley Marsh, these signs make every drive a fun scavenger hunt.

Route 66 is turning 100, and a new film series is looking for your Cadillac Ranch photos! Learn how to submit your spray-painting memories to First + Main Films to be part of a special montage for the 2026 Centennial celebration.

This Amarillo store was named best convenience store chain in America, highlighting growth, food options, and innovation.

The FBI is offering $50,000 for a fugitive accused of killing three teens. He vanished years ago and may still be hiding in Mexico.

Give back to the community this Earth Day! Join Amarillo Parks & Rec for the annual Thompson Park Clean-Up on April 18. It’s a great way for students to earn volunteer hours while keeping our city beautiful.

Get ready for 1887 Fest! Join Shark Beach and Yolo's as they team up on April 18th for an all-day Battle of the Bands featuring 8 local acts and headliner Bart Crow. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for kids, with proceeds helping local veteran charities.

Amarillo Rockrose Sports Complex construction is ahead of schedule, with baseball and football fields taking shape as Kids Inc. pushes toward a 2027 opening.

Amarillo native Tristian Watkins found purpose in the U.S. Navy, turning his life around while building a future as a culinary specialist.

A new sushi restaurant is coming to Amarillo, taking over the former Tokyo Steakhouse with a large renovation and new dining experience in Bell Plaza.

Tired of calling for help every time a toilet runs? Sharing Hope Ministry is hosting a free Handy Gal 101 Workshop on April 11. Learn basic plumbing, electrical safety, and more to save money and gain independence.

Spring in Amarillo awakens senses with blooming flowers, fresh-cut grass, and rain-soaked streets. Here's are Amarillo's favorite spring scents.

As much as we love our pets, financial strains are keeping some owners from providing necessary care. Here's where to find help.

Need a break? The Don Harrington Discovery Center is hosting Parents' Night Out on Friday, April 10! From 5:30-9:30 PM, kids ages 4 to Grade 5 can enjoy egg-themed STEM fun and Chick-fil-A while you take a much-needed night off.

Delivering food in Amarillo is all about speed. When one Dasher faced a confusing run-on sentence about an RV and a "Grand Design Imagine," they chose to unassign rather than go on a scavenger hunt. Here is why instructions matter.

Don't let your old tax documents become a scammer's lucky break. Join Amarillo Crime Stoppers for the 19th Annual Shred-It Day on April 11th. Bring your sensitive papers to 2727 SW 45th and support local crime-fighting!

Texas farmers face fertilizer price hikes due to the Strait of Hormuz closure. Expect higher grocery costs for meat and produce.

A piece of Amarillo history is on the line as The Music Box faces foreclosure auction, raising questions about its future and legacy.

Tracy Lawrence will be playing live at The Lumberyard in Canyon on April 17, 2026.

Amarillo Police are warning residents about a new "smishing" scam involving fake Amazon refunds. If you get a text about a recalled item and a "free replacement," don't click the link. Learn how to spot the fake login page here.

Amarillo ISD is launching "Amarillo ISD Online" for the 2026-2027 school year! Offering fully virtual and hybrid options for grades 6-12, the district is giving families the flexibility they’ve been waiting for.

Texas gas prices rise for a fifth straight week ahead of Easter, with several cities nearing $4 per gallon and drivers feeling the squeeze