Assignment Manager Kevin Welch is a native of Amarillo but spent his youth moving across the country before arriving back in the Panhandle more than 20 years ago.
He came to NewsChannel 10 in April 2016 with more than two decades of journalism experience. He works with reporters and other staff to develop daily and long-term news coverage.
His email is kwelch@newschannel10.com
Kevin lives in Wildorado with his wife Karen. They enjoy travel, dining and gardening.
The project would include enlarging the events area, adding an arena, relocating City Hall, building a parking garage and restoring the Santa Fe Depot.
In response to Governor Greg Abbott’s order today closing bars again and addressing other gatherings, the City of Amarillo says it intends to enforce the order.
Texas A&M announced today they have received federal approval to use their Amarillo and College Station laboratory equipment to test human samples for COVID-19.
Two Amarillo locals filed a lawsuit against the Amarillo Independent School District today claiming the district’s bidding policy will cost taxpayers millions of dollars.
Mayor Ginger Nelson wrote Governor Abbott on Wednesday requesting state help responding to COVIDV-19 and meat packing plant hot spots like Tyson and JBS.
The Fort Worth city council approved a lease Tuesday that could take the international headquarters of the American Quarter Horse Association and Museum from Amarillo to Fort Worth.
A state judge approved a request to end the lawsuit by former mayoral candidate Claudette Smith, who wanted to stop construction of the downtown ballpark.
Amarillo Independent School District Superintendent Doug Loomis has issued a response to the complaint filed by Dr. Marc Henson regarding the resignation of Coach Kori Clements.
Discussion of whether a horseracing track and casino could come to Eastern New Mexico didn’t even make it out of the starting gate today due to legal action by another candidate.
A federal judge gave approval Wednesday to carry on with the case that says the owners and managers of the former Ruby Tequila restaurants in Amarillo and Lubbock didn't pay employees fairly and failed to warn of mass layoffs.
The case of Herring bank board member Campbell Burgess in which the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation imposed a civil fee and said he must leave banking is pending in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
