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Over 180 children died in Texas last year because of abuse and neglect, according to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS).

The Amarillo Downtown Library is hosting a movie screening as well as a virtual field trip Thursday.

The Canyon Economic Development Council has awarded a $100,000 grant to Creek House Honey Farm to support their business expansion efforts.

According to Amarillo Police Department, officers responded to a report of a fight at a Toot N’ Totum this morning.

Amarillo College received about $331,000 in grant money for welding equipment.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Amarillo will be celebrating it’s 40th birthday with various events this weekend.

Cannon Air Force Base will start recruiting more local business partnerships beginning in October.

The Canyon Economic Development Corporation is launching a new business coach program to support community businesses.

Students travel from the tri-state area to show their animals at the Tri-State Fair every year.

With the Hollywood Road ‘wastewater drop off site’ intermittently shutting down, households using septic are having to bear an uncomfortable and unimaginable burden.

The 18,000-square-foot facility will also serve as an educational center for Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine students.

A ribbon cutting was held Tuesday morning for the transformed space of the 2-1-1 Texas Panhandle/United Way Helpline.

Officials approved a $6.3 million sale today of land at the Rick Husband International Airport for future use.

The City of Amarillo is sharing it’s plans for expansion of its city landfill to meet future needs.

The Texas Department of Public Safety hosted tours of the Amarillo DPS Crime Laboratory Tuesday.

Amarillo City Council approved the purchase for the Barrio Neighborhood Planning Committee to build a pocket park.

A Memphis man will spend 80 years in prison for two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.

Zink recorded himself stating, “We knocked down the gates! We’re storming the Capitol! You can’t stop us!”

The Amarillo Police Department is warning the community of another phone scam.

Two Panhandle schools have been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as National Blue Ribbon Schools.

Randall County officials are warning the public of a scam.

Amarillo police are investigating a Monday night shooting that wounded one person.

There’s more space at the Tri-State Fairgrounds after the Potter County Memorial Stadium was demolished.

Ruben takes a break from the road and heads to the water to learn about scuba diving in Amarillo.

The Hollywood Road wastewater plant drop-off site is no longer operational at full capacity.

The partnership between Amarillo College and Education Credit Union will establish a full-service, student-run branch on the Washington Street campus to serve students and the public.

Amarillo College kicked off its new Books and Badges program with a visit to Hamlet Elementary.

Amarillo police are asking the community for help finding a missing elderly woman.

Canyon city commissioners held a meeting today to discuss repairing the railroad crossing at Brown Road.

Transformation Park, a homeless shelter and day center, is currently under construction in Amarillo.