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An Amarillo man has been indicted on federal money laundering and multiple weapons charges linked to illegal gambling operations and $7,500 in bribes paid to an unidentified law enforcement officer.
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Shamrock man injured in explosion pleads guilty in weapons case
A Shamrock man who was severely injured when he was mixing explosives in his trailer last year pleaded guilty Friday to possessing two machine guns.
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Fugitive Finder: Man wanted for parole violation
Amarillo Crime Stoppers is asking for your help to locate this week's Fugitive of the Week: Raul Cortina Gaytan.
Amarillo mom and pop restaurants surpass those corporately owned, in popularity
Though food and beverage consultants from, The Group 86 can't say what specifically makes a business successful or not, recently, they've noticed popularity in locally owned restaurants.
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce hosts Business Connection 2013
B usinesses from across the P anhandle set up shop for the day-long event. L ocal businesses ranging from restaurants and insurance providers, to health and wellness facilities and tech companies, used the event to network.
1968 Nissan Bluebird - Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
In the 1950s, in America, cars were all about jet-age this and rocket-power that.
Cyclists gather for annual ride of silence
Cyclists gathered together Wednesday for the ninth annual Ride of Silence to honor cyclists that have lost their lives on public roadways.
Vineyard Manor reopens in downtown Amarillo
Vineyard manor, a 3-story building on 1201 S. Polk, is now open for commercial businesses and affordable housing.
Xcel Energy seeks increase in fuel cost collections in Texas
AMARILLO, Texas Today Xcel Energy filed a proposal with the Public Utility Commission of Texas to increase its fuel cost factors to reflect higher prices for fuel especially natural gas which, if approved, will result in higher fuel charges on Texas retail customer bills beginning June 1. Lower natural gas prices over the past four years have made ... (more)
Hearing set for woman on death row for Amarillo murder
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has ordered a hearing to address allegations raised in an appeal from a woman sent to death row for the 1996 robbery and slaying of an 80-year-old Amarillo man at his apartment.
Water conservation district board reminds well users of June 1 reporting deadline
The High Plains Underground Water Conservation District Board on Tuesday, May 14, reminded area groundwater well owners and operators they have until June 1 to report groundwater production for calendar year 2012.
New Pampa restaurant will be a model for the future
Bennigan's will add 100 jobs to the Pampa economy when it opens there in Pampa, restaurant chain officials said.
Water main construction expected to cause delays
Construction of a water main on Crockett and Bowie Street is expected to cause minor delays on southwest 46th Avenue over the next few weeks.
Center City honors Historic Fisk Building with plaque
Center City of Amarillo revealed a plaque Tuesday afternoon dedicated to the Historic Fisk Building becoming a national historic landmark.
Amarillo City Commissioners Approve Xcel Rate Increase
Amarillo City Commissioners have approved a rate increase for Xcel Energy customers.
TxDOT kicks off "Click It or Ticket"
T he T exas D epartment of T ransportation launched their 12th annual "C lick I t or T icket" campaign earlier today.
American Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Amarillo
American Airlines Flight 1099 going from Dallas to Albuquerque, N.M., made an emergency landing about 11:15 a.m. at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.
Amarillo Police Investigating Overnight Robbery at Toot'n Totum on SW 34th Avenue
Amarillo Police were called out just after 10 p.m. to a reported robbery of the Toot 'n Totum store at 4224 SW 34th Avenue.
Suddenlink's Amarillo system wins industry award
The Association of Cable Comunicators chose Suddenlink's Amarillo system for a cable industry 2013 Beacon Award for its efforts on the Amarillo Family YMCA-Suddenlink Corporate Cup Challenge.
Judge rules soldier guilty of premeditated Iraq killings
Associated Press/Ted S. Warren - Soldiers assisting with communications and security tasks stand outside the building at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., where the court-martial for U.S. Army Sgt.