Devyn Darmstetter
NewsChannel 10 Reporter
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Devyn Darmstetter is a reporter for NewsChannel 10.
She graduated from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas with a bachelor's degree in Communication and a Minor in Leadership.
She started her career at NewsChannel 10 in September 2022 as a videojournalist and became a reporter in November 2022.
When not at the station, Devyn loves working out, hiking in Palo Duro Canyon, and trying out new food spots with friends and family.
Devyn is excited about joining the NewsChannel 10 family!
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In the past year, six tragic domestic violence-related deaths in Amarillo have left nine children without parents. Simultaneously, the Amarillo Police Department (APD) has responded to over 5,000 domestic violence calls, underlining the urgent need for action.
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Even though the sun is still out, health experts say it’s time to start thinking about seasonal affective disorder.
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The 88th legislative session in Texas marked a historic moment for mental health funding.
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Three bridges in Amarillo are scheduled for demolition and subsequent reconstruction by the Texas Department of Transportation.
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Amarillo College and the Amarillo Fire Department have joined forces to provide EMT and paramedic training to students and firefighters.
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Senate Bill 379 went into effect this month causing menstrual products, diapers, and maternity clothes to now be ‘tax-free’ in Texas.
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With the Hollywood Road ‘wastewater drop off site’ intermittently shutting down, households using septic are having to bear an uncomfortable and unimaginable burden.
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The Hollywood Road wastewater plant drop-off site is no longer operational at full capacity.
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Arts in the Sunset and Friends of AJ Swope are celebrating the culmination of a years-long project coming to fruition, the grand opening of the AJ Swope Performing Arts Plaza.
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The Texas Workforce Commission awarded four job training grants to area career and technical education programs.
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Amarillo City Council recently approved the purchase of a new emergency communications vehicle for the Amarillo police department.
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Physicians and allergists are seeing higher pollen counts in the Panhandle.
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Political Science and Government professors in the area are taking time to contemplate the tragedy that occurred 22 years ago today when terrorist attacks altered the course of our nation’s history.
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As technology keeps pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, Amarillo College and West Texas A&M University syllabi are evolving right alongside it.
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The Exceptional Rodeo took place at the Amarillo National Center on the Tri-State Fairgrounds
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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center marks its 50th anniversary in Amarillo by revealing a revitalized brand.
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Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart’s last Board of Regents meeting as president of Amarillo College was yesterday.
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A motorcycle procession rode into town honoring fallen special forces.
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The Texas legislature is passing Senate Bill 22, establishing a grant system that will boost rural law enforcement efforts by $330 million.
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Students and teachers are back to school and so are school liaison officers.
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Area greenhouses are seeing trees in Amarillo suffer from high temperatures.
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The Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the Finished Water One pipeline construction project.
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The Calf Fry Festival over the past weekend was deemed a success.
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Starlight Ranch is hosting its first-ever Calf Fry Festival benefiting Potter County First Responders.
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The Panhandle-Plains Chapter of The American Red Cross is experiencing a shortage of volunteers and is in desperate need.
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Not only is it the first day of school for Bushland ISD, but it is also the first time elementary students are able to utilize their new building.
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With the school year starting for many, it’s not uncommon to see social media posts of children holding up sings with personal information on the first day of school
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An area nonprofit and one animal hospital are working together to rescue abandoned pets in the city.
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One formal wear shop is going out of business across the nation leaving customers empty-handed on all fronts.
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A home off Sanborn Street went up in flames, leaving a family of 11 with close to nothing.
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The groundbreaking for the expansion of the Randall County Jail.
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Temporary stormwater pumps at two playa lakes have been turned off and are being removed.
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With the Texas Panhandle experiencing tempuratures in the triple digits, local nurseries and greenhouses are being impacted.
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Teachers are starting to prepare for back to school but for one teacher, this semester might look a little different.
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Air conditioning companies in the Texas panhandle are receiving an influx of calls because of the summertime heat, and with that, are facing obstacles
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Many Texas State Parks are now providing the GRIT Freedom Chair, an all-terrain wheelchair. Currently, only 10 state parks have the chairs, Palo Duro Canyon State Park being one.
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For years the iconic FirstBank Southwest Tower has been a beacon in the sky when driving through downtown Amarillo.
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For over 60 years, the Eastern New Mexico Rural Water System project has been in the works. After recent funding, progress is being made on all fronts.
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Tonight the Amarillo community coming together for a prayer for 17-year-old Kiera Triplett, who was last seen almost 2 weeks ago.
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A missing Amarillo teenager was last seen almost two weeks ago.
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Amidst the brutal summer heat, Palo Duro Canyon State Park is offering alternative opportunities to connect with nature.
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Amarillo City Council approving a 600-thousand dollar construction contract for the Amarillo Regional Crime Center.
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As the temperature rises in the panhandle, experts say we can expect crime to follow.
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The real estate market has seen a shift over the past few years since coming out of the pandemic.
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Residential real estate here in Amarillo has changed over the past few years because of inflation and soaring interest rates.
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When the community of Borger is asked what makes the city Borger, the answer is the same every time, the people and it’s history.
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The history of Borger is far from boring. This is where chaos called home in the Wild West.
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Mayor Karen Felker has lived in Borger for 61 years and says to her, it is the perfect place to live.
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The City of Borger has a unique tourist attraction - an aluminum dome that was recently remodeled to become a convention center.
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