Today’s event marks the start of a year-long celebration as Los Barrios de Amarillo and Wesley Community Center celebrated a combined 120 years of work for local communities.

The city of Amarillo supports Amarillo College’s plan to build a $13 million Regional First Responders Training Center.

The City of Lubbock issues daily reports on COVID-19. Get the latest information here.

State health officials reported three new cases of COVID-19 in Eastern New Mexico counties today.

The Amarillo City Council announced today that they will be resuming in-person meetings on May 11.

Man wanted for charges of indecency with a child by sexual contact has just turned himself in.

DPS officials investigating a crash on US 287 resulting a 6-year-old boy killed and a seven month old infant injured.

The co-founder of Sonic Youth and his artist partner have presented an art installation in West Texas A&M University’s Dord Fitz Formal Gallery.

Xcel Energy plans a $20.1 million upgrade and expansion of Amarillo’s Lawrence Park Substation to boost the reliability and capacity of this key power hub for westcentral neighborhoods and commercial areas that continue to experience growth.

The WT Jazz band will be playing an outdoor concert on April 15 on the grounds of West Texas A&M University.

The City of Amarillo released the daily report of cases in Potter and Randall counties.

New Mexico police have released new information in the shooting death of a state police officer that occurred in February.

Ogallala Commons is hosting Playa Field to share information on playa ecosystems and restoration efforts in the area.

Big Brothers Big Sisters will host their annual bowling fundraiser on Saturday, May 1.

Amarillo police say the deaths of two people at a home on Buffalo Trail have been determined a murder suicide.

Police said the two bodies found in an Amarillo home yesterday were the result of a murder suicide.

The Lone Star Ballet returns to the stage this week with their performance of ‘TimeSteps.”

Amarillo police said a person died after being struck by a vehicle on an Interstate 40 on-ramp last night.

Six cases of people developing a severe type of blood clots after receiving the Johnson and Johnson vaccine has prompted the CDC and FDA to call for a pause on the vaccine’s distribution.

A former Muleshoe school band Director is expected to plead guilty to federal court charges of enticement and attempted enticement of a minor.

After decades, two taxiways are currently being reconstructed at the airport.

The Amazon warehouse coming to Northeast Amarillo is on track to open early 2022. The grading on the construction site is complete and now the foundation is being poured.

There is one new case of COVID-19 in Curry County.

Recreational marijuana is now legal in New Mexico.

The Center City market will be moving back to 1000 S. Polk Street on the grounds of the Historic Bivins Mansion starting June 5.

The City of Amarillo released the daily report of cases in Potter and Randall counties.

Coffee Memorial Blood Center said their is a “heightened” need for blood due to an increase in blood usage at area hospitals.

Police said two people were found dead at a home in Amarillo this morning.

The Amarillo Police Department is investigating after two people were found dead in a south Amarillo home.

WT’s Center for the Study of the American West is welcoming an award-winning Diné, or Navajo, filmmaker to present for the university’s Distinguished Lecture Series.

Amarillo restaurants say they are facing an extreme shortage of employees, speculating a combination of unemployment, stimulus checks, and fear of coronavirus are the cause.

McDonald’s customers will be helping an area school with their purchases today thanks to McDonald’s Give Back Days.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers is holding their 14th Annual Shred It Day on Saturday.

The Amarillo Sod Poodles, Double-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, released their full 2021 season promotional schedule today with a variety of exciting events for Amarillo and the entire Texas Panhandle.

Someone else might be filing for unemployment using your information. The Texas Workforce Commission has seen an increase of unemployment fraud cases since the pandemic began.

William Alan Shelly, Jr., 61, was arrested in March after FBI investigators were contacted by the Muleshoe Police Department, claiming Shelly, a Band Director for Watson Junior High School and Muleshoe High School, had admitted to being sexually involved with one of his eighth grade students.

The Lubbock Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects involved in multiple forgery cases targeting older women.

A former Roosevelt County sheriff’s deputy was sentenced to 182 days in the Roosevelt County jail for possession of stolen property.

In the blink of an eye, the Texas Outdoor Musical went from more than 68 performances a year to zero.

Amarillo College set to return to in-person commencement exercises this spring with back-to-back graduation ceremonies on Friday, May 14 at Hodgetown.

State health officials reported four new COVID-19 case in Curry County today.

Aircraft maker Bell announced today a delegation from the Kingdom of Bahrain came to Amarillo late last month to see the start of production of helicopters it’s buying.

The Fritch Fortress Boat Launch Ramp and Dock will close for maintenance starting today.

The City of Amarillo released the daily report of cases in Potter and Randall counties.

Amarillo Fire Department crews extinguished a house fire that occurred early this morning.

McDonald’s and Sonic are both looking to hire several new employees in Amarillo.

Amarillo police say a motorcycle stolen during a burglary has been recovered.

As Southwest Amarillo continues expanding, three new food and beverage options have opened along S Western and Bell St.

Amarillo Fire Department said there were no injuries in a house fire that occurred in north Amarillo yesterday.

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New equipment has arrived, and now the Salvation Army Church of Amarillo wants your help building a new playground area for its youth program.

State health officials reported one new COVID-19 case in Quay County today.

Clovis Municipal Schools said an investigation is underway after a weapon was reported on the CHS Freshman Academy campus.

The City of Amarillo Street Department will conduct a road repair project that will impact traffic on Buccola Avenue next week.

Texas Tech Physicians will host the Cancer Screening and Information Fair on April 12 through 16.

The North Heights Advisory Association will host three workshops for the North Heights Rezoning Initiative.

The City of Amarillo released the daily report of cases in Potter and Randall counties.

Amarillo police said they were made aware of potential threats involving AISD students and are currently investigating the threats.