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To help address this spiritual and moral fight, Cannon Air Force Base started the Moral Injury Training, where trained chaplains will teach about war theory, why the reasons America goes to war are valid, the basics of morals and how to build an atmosphere within units and homes that allows for healing.

The Don Harrington Discovery Center just joined the "Museums for All" initiative financially helping families have access to their museums.

The Randall County Sheriff’s Office is taking applicants for their next student academy.

DPS said two people were killed in a wreck near Perryton on Saturday.

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

A delivery driver for Woody’s Brick Oven Pizza had to be rescued from an elevator at the Raider Park parking garage after it fell seven stories with him in it on Saturday.

A Portales water service shut down the water supply to a hotel building after the Portales police discovered methamphetamine contamination in the water.

NewsChannel 10′s Texas Panhandle Sports Network will host 50 live streams of high school football games this season.

A local educational program is helping parents who speak little to no English contribute to their children’s education.

Keystone Tower Systems is getting ready to start production at the end of the year receiving a tax abatement to get new buildings and equipment.

The City of Amarillo’s Environmental Health Department says state law has changed bringing changes to food inspection reports.

Today, the Office of Congressman Ronny Jackson announces upcoming mobile office hours in Clarendon, Claude, Memphis and Tulia, hosted by congressional staff.

The Tri-State Fair and Rodeo Parade will be Friday September 17, with the Rodeo Parade to follow on Saturday.

West Texas A&M is hosting a research talk with Dr. Nick Gerlich who is giving a talk on Tuesday documenting classic neon across America’s deserts as part of the Center For The Study of The American West lectures.

The National Alliance on mental illness Family-to-Family program is now available.

State Senator Kel Seliger has announced additional town hall meetings for District 31.

Volunteers from Xcel Energy are gathering at Girl Scout Camp Kiwanis today to paint, repair and help with maintenance at several camp facilities.

Birthday celebrations for people of all ages can be fun and entertaining events.

Clovis police is investigating a crash near 10th and Hickory Street.

More veterans who are low-income and living with disabilities will have the opportunity to update their homes.

People who can't afford legal counsel will soon have a better support system fighting for them in Potter and Armstrong counties.

Texas Tech Physicians OB/GYN says they still have a lot of patients coming in saying they do not want to get the vaccine because they believe it causes infertility.

A Canyon man dies from a two vehicle crash on Orla Road near Lea County.

Southwest Airlines has added daily flights from Amarillo to Austin.

Amarillo will be hosting numerous Clean-up events around the city area this Saturday.

The Potter County Sheriff’s Office says deputies arrested one person for having a marijuana growing and processing facility.

Starting today, TxDOT contractors will be working at I-27 and 45TH Avenue to activate the new traffic signals and removing old signal poles.

Officials said a woman was killed in a wreck near Mobeetie yesterday.

Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle will host their third annual Monte Carlo Night Saturday.

The United Family is presenting the Hutchinson County United Way with $6,009 from the und raised through the 30th Annual Jacky Pierce Charity Classic golf tournament.