Amarillo College will be hosting a free screening of a national documentary “Angst: Raising Awareness around Anxiety” this week.

According to the United Steel Workers, about 2,000 hourly workers at five ASARCO, LLC locations in Arizona and Texas voted to strike instead of accepting the Grupo México’s “last, best and final” offer.

Wyoming authorities are asking for your help finding a dog that may have been left in Amarillo by escaped prisoners.

According to the organization, applications are due Oct. 16 at 4:00 p.m. during office hours and those interested can pick up an application at the organization’s office, located at 2700 S. Wilson St.

Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith says two persons of interest remain in custody and are being questioned extensively.

After several strange clues, a Michigan father questions whether his water filters are authentic. Experts say counterfeit filters are a growing problem in the United States.

One person has been hospitalized after a crash involving a semi-truck and pickup Monday morning.

Who dat thought the Pope was a Saints fan?

Frames of Love is now headquartered at the First Baptist Church International Ministry Building at 1422 S. Tyler St.

All projects are subject to change due to weather, emergency work and other unexpected events.

Both drivers were wearing seat belts. Texas Highway Patrol is investigating the accident.

Hunter Biden, the 49-year-old son of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, revealed his plan in an internet post written by his attorney who outlined a defense of the younger Biden's work in Ukraine and China.

The officer was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation.

If you love astronomy, you’ll want to make sure to enjoy this weekend’s full Hunter’s Moon, which will be visible starting on Sunday.

Behind the scenes, many of Trump's closest aides and advisers quietly wish the president would cut ties with Giuliani.

Surveillance video shows a female suspect grab the 24-year-old victim's purse, cash and cell phone.

United Supermarkets, Market Street United and Townsquare Media hosted the Amarillo Craft Beer and Bacon Fest.

Amarillo’s Code Blue Warming Station at Guyon Resource Center is permanently closed.

Felons could build their own untraceable weapons and parts without undergoing any background check.

Turkey's military said it captured a key Syrian border town under heavy bombardment Saturday in its most significant gain since an offensive against Kurdish fighters began.

A man will spend 50 years in prison after a Randall County jury convicted him of sexually assaulting a disabled person.

The Wrap Up continues this week with the latest scores and highlights from this week’s games.

AMOA officially opens Biennial 600 Exhibiton

A man who prosecutors say was driven by vengeance when he fatally shot six members of his ex-wife's family in Texas, including four children, was sentenced Friday to death.

The Amarillo Police Department is responding to a traffic accident on Northbound I-27.

The Hutchinson County Sheriff’s Office has a new addition to their patrol division, meet Rokii(rocky).

A downtown building where decade of local employees use to work is being demolished and many are feeling emotional about it.

ART helping those with PTSD faster here in Amarillo.

An Amarillo man was arrested Thursday after police found candy shaped meth during the search of an apartment.

A woman is in critical condition after she was saved from a house fire by the quick actions of emergency responders Thursday evening.

Three people have been arrested after a traffic stop in New Mexico led agents to a drug bust in Amarillo.

Portales residents can speak to U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich’s staff at the Mobile Office Hours on Monday, October 14.

The program allows donors to buy gifts for children or senior citizens to help them celebrate a Merry Christmas.

An influential building on the downtown Amarillo landscape will be demolished beginning this morning.

The corner of Teckla Boulevard and SW 45th Avenue will soon be an active construction zone with a new Happy State Bank branch being built over the coming months.

Pampa kindness campaign.

A group of high school students from Bushland is working on a community service project.

A burglar apparently left behind more than he stole after a recent break-in at Reagor Dykes at 1211 19th Street.

Business momentum is still going strong for three local restaurants as they expand their companies.

Two women are dead after a two-vehicle crash in Deaf Smith County Wednesday night.

Fourth-grade students at Sanborn elementary learned of the history of the state of Texas from no other than Texas Land Commissioner, George P. Bush.

A teen with Spina Bifida got to score a touchdown Wednesday night with Miamisburg’s eighth-grade football team.

You are invited to join Westgate Mall for a free story time with Buddy the Dinosaur Monday, Oct. 14.

This Saturday, Oct. 12, is the ticket cutoff for a Broadway-themed event to benefit Panhandle Breast Health.

The ceremony is today, Oct. 10, at the Polk Street United Methodist Church at 6:00 p.m.

Amarillo College and the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association (ASCA) have come to an agreement on an off-site relocation plan.

The state-wide events, coinciding with Fire Prevention Month in October, is part of a joint effort to spread awareness about fire safety and fire preparation.

Join Family Support Services for a family friendly event at October FeSSt this weekend.

The Witches’ Ball 2019 will take you to a night of spellbinding entertainment at the Khiva Shrine Ballroom.

The Region 16 Head Start program will bring families an opportunity to have the knowledge and ability to access the many health, education and social services available in the Amarillo community.

Blue Bell Ice Cream is recalling select lots of it’s Butter Crunch Ice Cream made at its Sylacauga plant because they contain pieces of a broken plastic tool according to the FDA.

It has been a little over a week since the death of a Childress ISD student.

Energy from the Panhandle wind has been a part of the West Texas landscape since settlers first arrived and erected windmills.

Our Chief Meteorologist Doppler Dave Oliver is calling it the "weather whiplash," and if you’re wondering if it’s time to cover your plants or bring them inside, it probably is.

Cursive has always been a part of the school curriculum, but after technology became more prevalent, the amount that cursive was taught drastically decreased.

First Bank & Trust has filed a motion asking the court to move the Reagor-Dykes companies from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, aimed at restructuring and preserving the dealerships, to Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which would liquidate all the assets and end Reagor-Dykes as a going concern.

Chase Stephens, who graduated high school in 2018, spends his days providing maintenance work to the Navy’s submarine force in the Pacific.

The Iwo Jima Flag Run starts at 9:00 a.m. and the one mile trail run/walk begins at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12 in the parking lot of the Texas Amphitheater, located directly across from the Mack Dick Pavilion.