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Amarillo police have responded to a rollover on I-40 at Avondale.

Friends of Lake Meredith and Alibates are hosting an two-day event for those who want to participate to collect trash.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers is looking for a man wanted for burglary of a habitation.

The Amarillo College Music Department will host an outdoor concert called “Fiesta Under the Stars.”

Officials said 33-year-old Victor Corral was arrested for an outstanding warrant for an open count murder and is detained at the Curry County jail.

Tomorrow is the first official day of Fall and with that for some comes seasonal allergies.

One thing everyone looks forward to at the Tri-State Fair is the eats and usually there is a lot of fried food.

The deadline to register for Amarillo Fire Department’s fire academy civil service exam is next week.

In effort to meet the Amarillo’s growing need for mental health services Family Medicine Network (FMC) and BSA are teaming up to open a new clinic in our area.

Fertilizer, seeds, and labor have all rose in price drastically this year causing some farmers in the area to raise prices of produce, and for fall festivities.

Officials announced they are opening a new United Market Street in late 2023.

Officials confirmed a Potter County Sheriff’s Office deputy was released from the hospital last night after being involved in Monday night’s Tri-State Fair shooting.

The Hispanic Student Association at Amarillo College is hosting a trio of special events in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, which lasts from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.

A man has pleaded guilty for second-degree murder for the November 2019 deadly shooting.

The Texas Department of State Health Services has partnered with the Walmart on Coulter Street to give out free COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots.

A news release said the fare rates will return to its previous rates before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the city.

Yhael Gregorio Murillo wanted for drug possession.

The Tri-State Fair has confirmed they will be increasing security for the rest of the Fair after a shooting.

Voters will be able to see their choice on paper that will be inserted into the scanner

Amarillo’s Department of Public Safety’s Crime Lab opens its doors today for National Forensic Science Week, showing how the lab handle the increasing number of cases it receives.

The center for the study of the American West at West Texas A&M University will be hosting “Forgotten Frontera” Thursday.

The city of Amarillo said today the petition to kill the financing plan to renovate and expand the Civic Center is not valid.

The city of Borger said Vicente Benavidez, 49, was arrested on charges of aggravated assault against a public servant, evading arrest or detention with a vehicle, and an outstanding parole warrant from Arkansas.

About 5:25 p.m., officers were called on a reporter of a domestic disturbance in the area of Yows Street and Haggard Street.

As the Tri-State Fair continues through the week, CEO Brady Ragland says there a few things you may not know about the fair.

Pantex is currently working with Workforce Solutions Panhandle for “Operation: Employ Pantex Plant Hiring Drive.”

Clovis city leaders are hosting a community meeting tomorrow evening.

The event starts at 5:30 p.m. with a reception with the panel following afterwards at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday in the Legends Room inside the Jack B. Kelley Student Center.

The Amarillo League of Women Voters will be hosting voter registration drives at all Palace Coffee locations.

Ticket hunt happening to kick off the HOODOO festival