After 53 years at Canyon Road Animal Hospital, beloved vet Dr. Wolf is retiring. Known for welcoming pets with warmth, she's touched countless families. Amarillo will honor her on July 19. Join us in celebrating her enduring legacy.
Texas is facing a rising issue with nitrous oxide abuse. Senate Bill 666 aims to prevent its misuse by setting age limits and requiring warning signs at retail stores. The FDA also warns against the dangers of inhaling this substance.
Amarillo ISD is hosting a job fair on July 14 for non-teaching roles. From bus drivers to clerks, the district is hiring support staff across campuses.
The Crockett Street underpass on I‑40 in Amarillo has reopened after over a year of construction. Traffic signs are back—drivers should be alert. This signals the end of a major local project and the return of familiar daily routes.
West Nile has been found in Randall County through a symptom‑free blood donor. To stay safe: drain standing water, use DEET repellent, wear long clothes, and report mosquito hotspots for city spraying.
A DoorDash driver in Amarillo took on a $25.11 Chipotle delivery thinking a big tip was coming—but the customer gave just $4.11. The rest was a surprise $21 from DoorDash itself, leaving the driver puzzled but thankful.
Experience how Amarillo’s 6th Street on Route 66 has evolved over almost two decades. From new stores to long-standing icons, here's how much it has changed.
Catch a live performance of Taming of the Shrew in the breathtaking Palo Duro Canyon this July. A must-see event blending Shakespeare with Texas scenery.
Amarillo’s new WIC‑only grocery store at 1401 NE 24th Ave simplifies shopping—no more scanning for approved items or incorrect charges—making WIC shopping easier for families.
Construction will block south-side parking and main entrance at the Municipal Court in Amarillo through Jan 5, 2026—limited north-side options and virtual court available.
Amarillo Airport is in Phase 2 of parking and loop-road reconstruction. Use Rosenwald Drive, enter the garage from the east, or park in south/east lots. Follow their Facebook for alerts. Project completes Fall 2025.
Sakura restaurant on Soncy closed last July. Though hopes of its return were dashed, a new tenant, Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse, is set to move into the location—bringing new life to the Amarillo dining scene.
Chase Bank and Texas Tech Credit Union are building new locations in southwest Amarillo, adding more financial services to the fast-growing Loop 335 area.
After prison, some sexually violent offenders aren't released, they're sent to Texas’ Civil Commitment Center. Here's how it works and why it's controversial.
A new study finds that Texas is a top state for entry-level jobs that don’t require a college degree, with Dallas, Irving, and Garland ranking in the top five cities nationwide.