Amarillo News

With select tickets at just two bucks a pop, this is a great time to get out and be socially responsible while enjoying summertime baseball in Amarillo.

Some local business owners in the Texas panhandle are saying that the pandemic has been worse for them then the big recession of 2018.

While CMA Fest in Nashville won't be taking place this year, that might actually be a little bit of good news for us in Amarillo.

The iconic signature of what Whataburger restaurants look like in Texas is being killed off.

The design was outlined in a paper published in Materials Today Physics.

If you are unable to help with the Amazon Wish List a simple share of this article helps just as much.

While the information we get on coronavirus changes daily one thing is certain, it looks like we'll be wearing some sort of face covering for a while.

Nick's Fight Club is asking that everyone wear their NFC t-shirt on Saturday, July 11 to honor Steve and his impact on our community.

This summer has been pretty warm. These past few days have been downright hot. We have been hitting 100. It is not going to break anytime soon. So we need to find a way to break this heat.

When the Thompson Park pool closed at the end of the 2018 season, there was a lot of uncertainty in whether or not the north-side would see a new pool built.

As the temperatures soar into the triple digits, Xcel is closing motoring power needs across the region to meet the demands.

While many tours and festivals have opted to cancel or postpone, there have been several that have made the swap to going virtual.