Traffic

Even while practicing social distancing, we still have to get out and about around town. And roadwork continues throughout the Texas panhandle.

As crews being repairing roads, be sure to be extra cautious and keep an eye out for them.

Even while practicing social distancing, we still have to get out and about around town. And roadwork continues throughout the Texas panhandle.

With the short President's Day holiday week, there will be a shorter list of roadwork projects to slow you down. Here's what to know before you go.

Getting around downtown can already be a bit of a chore. For the next several days, including this weekend, rethink how you get around downtown.

The school year is about to get started, which means our morning commutes are about to get a little bit more crowded.

The construction will begin this evening at 7 pm and will last for the next 18 months.

I have sat at some stop lights before but the one as I am exiting Bell Street on I-40 West was about to make me lose my mind! I am serious.

Before we head into 2018, I took it upon myself to ask around and do a bit of personal reflection to see what "resolutions" Amarillo could make for the new year. Here is the short list of what I found.

Thanks to Amarillo Reddit, we found a Snapchat of the list of projects planned through February 2019.

You're not the only one who is frustrated about all the construction and traffic going on around Amarillo.

Amarillo is known as the Yellow City, but with all the construction cones around town, it's starting to turn orange!