101.9 The Bull

McDonald's birthday parties are officially back in Amarillo and the surrounding areas! Choose from five locations and invite Grimace or the Hamburglar to your next bash. It’s time to party like it’s the eighties again.

Hooters has sat empty for nearly a year, but big changes are coming. The property was recently sold to Amarillo Rainbow LLC, owned by Brian Petty. With the building being cleaned for lease, what would you like to see move in?

Amarillo Cinco de Mayo events kick off early with festivals, parades, live music, and food this weekend across the city.

After 30 years, Wesley’s BBQ is closing its River Road storefront on May 1. But don't worry—the BBQ lives on through the "Oink by Wesley's" food truck and catering. Get the dates for your final dine-in fix here!

From homemade potato chips to a coffee roaster that predates WWII, Amarillo's business history is full of surprises.

An Amarillo Reddit post is raising eyebrows after multiple decapitated birds were discovered in the same neighborhood.

Amarillo weather shifts from wind to thunderstorms this week, with cooler temps, rain, and storm chances arriving Thursday and Friday.

Every year, thousands of Texas Panhandle families turn to CMN for help. This year, you can be the reason a child makes it home.

From sweet corn to sourdough, Amarillo's farmers' markets bring fresh local food all summer. Save this guide and plan your summer weekend outings.

Scanning every bag twice? One of the most stressful Amarillo delivery yet. From the Georgia Street Market Street to a tip-less Chipotle order, see what this 3-year veteran learned about grocery drop-offs.

Amarillo youth baseball faces an umpire shortage as parents and coaches drive officials away, delaying games and impacting kids’ experiences.

Amarillo’s future leaders are taking over the sidewalks on May 2. Join us for Lemonade Day, where kids run their own businesses and compete for creative awards. Don't forget to visit the stands and hear their business pitches!

Amarillo Mahjong groups offer a fun, social way to unplug and learn a classic strategy game.

Goat yoga has returned to Amarillo and it comes with a twist this time around. Here is what you need to know before spots are gone.

DHDC's summer camps are back! From June 1–July 31, kids ages 3 through 5th grade can explore everything from "Spy Labs" to space travel. Registration is open now for nine weeks of half and full-day adventures. Secure your spot early!

Sixth Avenue is getting a major upgrade! Al’s Garage and Al’s Backyard are set to bring fire pits, food trucks, and live music to the neighborhood. Owner Ryan Thurman plans to open the backyard area by Memorial Day 2026.

Dairy Queen unveils Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Fruity Pebbles treats, including shakes and dipped cones, plus a new Blizzard flavor.

Texas drivers seeing relief as gas prices dip statewide. Crude oil, supply risks still loom large.

The Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary has been busy behind closed doors. What they just unveiled inside the Herpetarium is something you have to see for yourself.

Amarillo’s newest kid-friendly destination has an official "blast off" date. Starbase Kids is opening inside Amp'd on May 4. Designed for ages 0–8, this space-themed playground is the perfect summer solution for parents.

Banana Ball Amarillo event brings Loco Beach Coconuts and Texas Tailgaters to meet fans at Academy Sports before Hodgetown weekend games.

A new Bath & Body Works is headed to Amarillo. No mall walk needed. Construction is expected to start this summer.

The Music Box Estate Sale is open now through Sunday. Rare finds, collectibles and smoke shop inventory are up for grabs. Plus, there is a surprising twist about who owns the property now.

After eight years on South Washington, Good Vibes Tattoo is closing its doors—but for a very happy reason. The owners are following their hearts to the coast to open a brand-new shop. Read their emotional farewell to Amarillo.

Amarillo sees another semi crash into a building as vehicle accidents trend upward across the city, raising concerns about driver safety and local infrastructure.

Dale Brisby’s Texas Panhandle memories include Amarillo nightlife, legendary bars, and late-night Waffle House stops.

Looking for things to do near Amarillo? Lake Meredith’s summer event schedule is packed with activities for all ages.

Looking for free live music in Amarillo? The Amarillo Wind Ensemble presents their "Patron’s Choice" concert on April 26 at 7 pm. From Neil Diamond to Irish ballads, see what happens when the fans pick the playlist!

Forget the late-night pick-up calls. Chick-fil-A on Coulter is hosting a stuffed animal sleepover on April 24! Drop off a toy, get free ice cream, and return Saturday for free Chick-n-Minis and photos of the overnight fun.

Amarillo I-27 expansion, TxDOT project, $47M upgrade aims to improve travel between Amarillo and Laredo with new lanes, bridges, and faster routes.

Palo Duro Canyon officials are reminding visitors to follow Leave No Trace principles as graffiti, rock etching, and littering continue to impact trails and natural beauty.

Canyon courthouse lighting project gains momentum after dark Christmas moment, community fundraising grows

A night in a Dallas hotel led to a first-time experience for one veteran Amarillo Dasher. From the "lobby-only" delivery rule to the perks of being a Platinum member, get the inside scoop on this week's Dasher Diary.

Looking for the perfect Mother's Day gift? Join Amarillo Parks and Recreation for Paint in the Park on May 7! For just $25, parents and kids can paint side-by-side at Memorial Park. All supplies and guidance are included.

Fermi CEO resignation, Amarillo AI plant concerns, and a sharp stock drop raise new questions about the company’s future and financial stability.

A popular Amarillo art studio is moving to a larger Wolflin Square location, opening the door for bigger events and creative opportunities.