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A woman trapped inside her car, submerged in water is rescued.

I guess if you want to be that half glass full kind of person you have to realize that all this covid talk has brought us some good things. We have finally had the time to slow down a bit. We also got to spend more time with our family.

If this year has taught us anything it is that we can finally be cleaner. We have been sanitizing things. We have been washing our sheets more. We are keeping those masks clean. Overall we want everything cleaner. We are doing a good job.

Get ready, we are about to see the hottest temperatures so far this year sweep across the Texas panhandle

The busiest weekend in over 10 years at Lake Meredith will also go in the books as the first drowning on the lake of the year.

Before Lake Meredith existed just outside of the town of Fritch, the Canadian River flowed freely through the area and the town of Sanford.

It's been a pretty hot summer. I have said this before. With the talk of hotter temperatures there is the chance of dehydration.

The easiest way to keep eating healthy is to keep an eye on the food you eat. Make a list.

Amarillo heat during the summer can be brutal but just hearing that you need to drink “lots” of water can be unclear.

Over the last few weeks I have noticed more and more complaints coming through social media about Amarillo Water. I'm talking about the water coming out of the tap.

With spring here and summer just around the corner, fishing sounds amazing.  Luckily, you won't have to travel far this year.  Lake Meredith is being restocked with fish!

When I was a kid, I would dream of Dr Pepper or candy flowing out of my bathroom faucet... but I can't image that anyone would dream of what happened to Crystal City, Texas.