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Volunteer Fire Department Put Out
If you live in rural Randall County, you're getting new firefighters. As of today, Amarillo Fire Department will be taking over responding to fires if you live North of Mccormick, West of Deaf Smith County or ...
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Amarillo Police Department officers have broken up a possible burglary ring at a local hotel.
Thursday Jul 31 | KVII-TV Amarillo
Amarillo teen attacked by pitbulls
Tuesday, July 29, 2008 at 9:22 a.m. An Amarillo teenager was attacked by two pitbulls Monday morning.
Alleged robber must face escape charges
A man indicted for robbing a bank in Amarillo must first face escape charges in Kansas City, Kan.
Killer in Amarillo robbery to die Thursday
Larry Donnell Davis doesn't deny that less than four months after he was released from prison he was at an Amarillo home participating in a robbery and beating of the man who lived there.
Coin cache found in Amarillo backyard
The Case of the Missing 300 Silver Dollars, or What In The World Is Something Like That Doing In A Place Like This, likely will never be solved.
In two days, there were two dog attacks in Amarillo. On Monday two dogs attacked a fourteen year old girl walking near Palo Duro High School.
Coin cache found in Amarillo backyard
The Case of the Missing 300 Silver Dollars, or What In The World Is Something Like That Doing In A Place Like This, likely will never be solved.
Harleys take over downtown Amarillo
Monday, July 28, 2008 at 9:45 a.m. In case you missed it, the Annual Harley Party was here in downtown Amarillo over the weekend.
Amarillo Animal Control officers secure two pit bulls Monday after they attacked a 14-year-old girl near the corner of Don Drive and North Grant Street.
Coin cache found in Amarillo backyard
The Case of the Missing 300 Silver Dollars, or What In The World Is Something Like That Doing In A Place Like This, likely will never be solved.
Coin collection found buried at a local home
The Case of the Missing 300 Silver Dollars, or What In The World Is Something Like That Doing In A Place Like This, likely will never be solved.
Coin cache found in Amarillo backyard
The Case of the Missing 300 Silver Dollars, or What In The World Is Something Like That Doing In A Place Like This, likely will never be solved.
Ann Weld, left, volunteer curator for the museum, and Susan Garner, diocesan archivist, are setting up for a book sale by The Catholic Historical Society and Catholic Museum and Archives Center.
Meal programs feeling the pinch
Kathy Spier delivers a meal to homebound clients for the Memphis Meal on Wheels program.
'There's jobs for us, and we need the work' -Des Moines (IA) Register
'There's jobs for us, and we need the work' - Des Moines Register By NIGEL DUARA - nduara@dmreg.com Rodrigo Rodriguez, a contract laborer, arrived in Postville on June 1 after being recruited by Bravo Labor ...
Deed may nix halfway house in North Ama
A long-standing deed restriction may prevent a drug-treatment center for ex-cons from being built in northern Randall County just outside Amarillo city limits.
Road closure sought in N. Amarillo
Smelter Road in north Amarillo could be closed to traffic if the city approves a developer's request, but residents who drive the road daily plan to protest the change.
Amarillo artists paint life-size horse statues
AMARILLO, Texas-Studio 64 isn't a typical art studio. Instead of easels or pottery wheels, life-size fiberglass horse statues await coats of paint inside the space at the Galleries at Sunset Center.
Someone you call your friend, wants you dead. That's what a scam letter going around Amarillo is saying.
Texas AgriLife Extension agriculture agents meet in Amarillo
Texas AgriLife Extension Service agriculture and natural science agents from across the state will gather in Amarillo Aug.
Faulty wiring blamed in Puckett house fire
Three firefighters suffered minor injuries Thursday after a three-alarm fire in the Puckett neighborhood of Amarillo.
Firefighter injured in Wednesday house fire
Thursday, July 24, 2008 at 10:30 a.m. A three alarm blaze broke out Wednesday afternoon at an Amarillo home.
Mayor Debra McCartt is looking for a third job. City commissioners on Tuesday approved supporting McCartt running for president-elect of the Texas Municipal League.
Aquarium Setup - Swicegood Aquatics
Today we were at Swicegood Aquatics learning about proper tank setup. Swicegood Aquatics specializes in saltwater tanks and coral reef cultivation.
Dead Inmate's Family Seeks Answers
Even after autopsy results say he died from a stomach ulcer, Michael Lee Dick's family wants more answers.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. Here in The Panhandle, trees are a luxury.
Intruder shot in attack on ex- wife's home
A man was shot as he barged into his former wife's home, Amarillo police say. The 30-year-old man tried to force his way into the house at 502 W. Colorado Ave.
One car rollover sends Amarillo man to the hospital
Monday, July 21, 2008 at 1:12 p.m. An Amarillo man was transported to a local hospital Sunday with life threatening injuries.
Purchase possible for Palo Duro Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon State Park may soon expand by nearly 3,000 acres that would include about eight miles of canyon rim.
Man Shot While Trying to Get into Ex's House, Police Say
A 30-year-old man trying to force his way into a house was sent to the hospital Sunday night with life-threatening injuries after he was shot in the arm and the leg with a shotgun.
Authorities say a Potter County jail inmate found dead in his cell Saturday was the man who earlier this month grabbed a deputy's Taser and shot at his probation officer.
For its 28th annual Las Fiestas de Amarillo, Our Lady of Guadalupe is expecting a great turn out.
An Amarillo Family is getting a new start and a fresh coat of paint, thanks to a group of cyclists.
Amarillo Author Holds Book Signing
A local author's book finally hit the shelves today. Lavita Fielder Mooney held a signing over at Barnes and Noble for her new self help book.
Amarillo artists paint horse statues
Studio 64 isn't a typical art studio. Instead of easels or pottery wheels, life-size fiberglass horse statues await coats of paint inside the space at the Galleries at Sunset Center.
Project Wellness at Amarillo Town Club
They woke up early and put on their running shoes. Families hit the track for the Amarillo Town Club day of races.
In Amarillo a one-car traffic accident left a local man in critical condition. The accident happened around 7-30 Saturday morning, when police say David Huynh lost control of his vehicle.
Shooting Suspect Has History With Violence
Police say the shooting may have started because of Viengkhong "Lo" and Stephanie Sikalasinh's relationship.
Quadruple shooting suspect in custody
Friday, July 18, 2008 at 9:18 a.m. Amarillo Police have a shooting suspect in custody.
Amarillo parks get new playgrounds
A RGH Landscaping crew assembles the new handicapped-accessible playground equipment in Paramount Park .
Amarillo Art Institute Fairy Camp
Some local kids got some wings Thursday afternoon. It was part of the Amarillo Art Institute's Fairy Camp.
Suspect in 1989 AMA murder jailed
A suspect in a 1989 murder who fled to Mexico nearly two decades ago now sits in the Potter County jail awaiting trial.
Amarillo police have new information into the man who was allegedly behind Thursday night's quadruple shooting that sent four people to the hospital, including his wife.
One of Amarillo's finest elected new president
Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 2:04 p.m. One of Amarillo's finest has been elected President of the Texas Police Association.
$24 million headed to Amarillo
Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 5:32 p.m. U .S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Ranking Member of the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Subcommittee, today announced that the full committee has ...
Amarillo emergency personnel attend to a shooting victim at the scene of a double shooting Thursday in the 1000 block of South Bagarry Street.
Four People Shot in Two Shootings
Amarillo police were called to the 1000 block of Baggary in east Amarillo 5 p.m. Thursday for a shooting.
All the accolades and tributes to the late Tony Snow have come from the heart of those who knew him.
Copper thieves hit Barfield building
Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 3:34 p.m. We first told you last week how copper thefts are on the rise here in Amarillo.
Best of Amarillo 2008 balloting under way
Polls are now open to find out who readers consider the Best of Amarillo 2008. Voters can weigh in on more than 100 "bests" in four categories, such as: Who has the best meal for less than $10? Who are the best ...
Vote on proposed nightclub nears
A businessman says his proposed nightclub could be a good neighbor to nearby northeast Amarillo property owners.
Amarillo attorney exits state House race
In the nearly 24 years he has served in the Texas Legislature, state Rep. John Smithee has had only one Democratic opponent.
Tanglewood drowning victim found
Days of searching come to a close. Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 3:01 p.m. After nearly three days of searching, divers have recovered the body of 30-year-old Marcell Daigle.
New center proposed to aid ex-cons
Just months after plans for a drug-treatment center were squashed by the Amarillo City Commission, the agency proposing the center is pushing for a new location.
Casey Boyd, left, takes the lead Monday during coach-pitch ball while Drew Sena stands in the pitching position .
Amarillo Man Charged in Federal Criminal Complaint
A federal criminal complaint was filed yesterday in U.S. District Court in Amarillo charging William Rook Byard, 44 , of Amarillo, Texas, with robbing the Amarillo Community Federal Credit Union, located at ...
Amarillo Police Crack Down on Warrants
For the past several weeks, members of the Amarillo Police Department have been stepping up efforts to serve outstanding local Municipal warrants.
Tanglewood drowning victim identified
Monday, July 14, 2008 at 8:38 a.m. After two days of searching, the 30-year-old man who drowned at Lake Tanglewood has been identified.
Dillas' first youth baseball camp slated for July 17
Amarillo's minor league baseball team has scheduled the first Dillas Baseball Camp for July 17.
Borger Independent School District's new school comprises two campuses sharing a common area.
Three People Sent To The Hospital
Around two in the afternoon on Sunday three people were sent to the hospital after a car accident.
'Heart of the Panhandle'--Murphy Family
After hearing about the issues surrounding Chinese orphans , one Amarillo couple traveled across the globe in hopes to make a difference.
Fire razes vacant house in north Amarillo
A fire destroyed a vacant house in north Amarillo and another blaze did minor damage to an east-side residence Friday afternoon.
Ama teens face charges related to shooting
Two men were indicted this week in Potter County District Court for their alleged involvement in the fatal shooting of a northeast Amarillo man and for injuring his brother.
Wednesday, July 09, 2008 at 2:28 p.m. Mcdonald Lake has been under construction for quite some time now but finally it appears there is light at the end of the tunnel.
The plaintiff in the single member district lawsuit won't be appealing a recent motion.
Copper seems to be a hot commodity these days. Hot enough in fact, that there have been some reports of thieves burning insulation from wires, to sell the copper for cash.
Route 66: Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo
We stopped by Cadillac Ranch, just outside Amarillo, Texas, on a hot, windy day.
An Amarillo Hospital District committee voted Monday to give an additional $250,000 for a new building at the Amarillo Public Health Department.
Thousands of Texas voters could be disenfranchised unless the state orders changes to a widely used electronic-voting system, a lawyer for the Texas Democratic Party told a federal appeals court Wednesday.
Retiring educators reflect on careers
Curriculum Assessment Specialist Karen Schneider, right, presents a gift to Gay Ham, Margaret Wills Elementary's retiring principal, at a ceremony at the end of May.
Amarillo Botanical Gardens seeks name for sculpture
Amarillo Botanical Gardens, 1400 Streit Drive, is seeking a name for its newest sculpture, the mascot for its Music in the Gardens summer series.
Chris Podzemny has been riding his bike to work on and off for a few years, but recently it has been a daily routine.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008 at 9:01 p.m. Amarillo City Commissioners voted in favor of using the Randall County Jail to house future inmates.Randall County Commissioners also approved the resolution early this ...
A San Jacinto man may need surgery on one of his hands after he and his terrier were attacked over the weekend by an unchained pit bulldog.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008 at 8:17 a.m. The 21 year old man accused of fatally stabbing an Amarillo man and seriously wounding another is claiming he acted in self defense.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
These establishments had 0 demerits during a routine inspection: Holiday Inn Express, 2806 Wolflin Ave.; Jesse's Pool Hall, 3409 W. Amarillo Blvd.
Mila Gibson curtain call after 20 years. Monday, July 07, 2008 at 12:11 p.m. Twenty years after beginning the Amarillo Opera, Mila Gibson announced her plans to retire as General Director effective later this ...
San Jacinto man hospitalized, dog to be put down. Monday, July 07, 2008 at 12:03 p.m. A San Jacinto man is recovering at a local hospital today after being attacked by a Pit Bull over the weekend... Animal ...
The Amarillo Botanical Gardens came to life with music tonight. Devlon Jones and Friends played out there tonight for the summer series, Music in the Garden.
Slam poet is magic on the mike
Raul Rodarte, a slam poet and magician, helped form Slamarillo, which holds slams at 7:30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month at Amarillo Repertory Theatre.
But one state representative hopes the number of couples filing for divorce will go down with a new proposal.
Two men were stabbed on the porch of 110 Barton St. after an apparent dispute over fireworks Friday night.
Guided by god's spirit, that's the theme of this years Jehovah's Witness Convention.
Have a blast at fireworks show
As with any Fourth of July celebration, participants and planners always keep their fingers crossed that it doesn't rain on their parades or fireworks.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that appears on Mondays.
U.S. Senator Makes A Stop In Amarillo
U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison was rubbing some elbows today. She made a pit stop in Amarillo and talked to a group about lessening the nations dependancy on foreign oil and the need for supporting solar and ...
Amarillo get part of $36 million grant
Wednesday, July 02, 2008 at 11:14 a.m. The Texas Transportation Commission approved more than $36 million for public transportation in small urban and rural areas throughout the state.
Farmers market comes to Amarillo
Dawn Hood, left, picks up fresh vegetables Thursday at the farmers market, at Sunset Center behind Hastings .
Court appearance for accused bank robber
A federal criminal complaint filed this week accuses an Amarillo man of robbing the Amarillo Community Federal Credit Union in January.
Gas Prices Past $4 In Amarillo
If you filled up with gas today in Amarillo, it cost you more than anytime in our history.
Amarillo economy bucks the trend
Thursday, July 03, 2008 at 11:05 a.m. Amarillo has one of the state's lowest unemployment rates, sitting at around 3%. When you combine that with all the construction you see around town, no wonder Amarillo's ...
Brewing excellence in Amarillo
Joshua Sorenson, a barista and manager of the Wolflin Village Roasters Coffee & Tea Co., makes a latte for a customer Wednesday.
Gun involved in nightclub fight
Amarillo police officers secure a shotgun at Westgate Chevrolet at Interstate 40 and Coulter Street, which was allegedly used as a club in a fight.
Trustees for the Canyon school district recently approved the $12.7 million cost for an elementary school in the Hillside Terrace neighborhood of Amarillo.
Harrigan's to open Amarillo restaurant
A Lubbock-based restaurant that closed its Amarillo doors in 2003 will return to the Panhandle city in a different form.
Amarillo Reacts To Handgun Decision
The handgun decision in Washington, D.C has people in Amarillo talking about gun control.
Editorial: Amarillo schools hang up on cells
How on Earth did we get along without cellular telephones? How did Mom and Dad keep track of their children? How did our children ever function without a device that enables them to "text" their friends ...
Bomb threats could lead to some serious time behind bars for a 39-year old Amarillo man.
Boy remains critical after collision
A 9-year-old boy injured in a pickup-motorcycle collision Friday night in Borger in which his father was killed remained in critical condition Tuesday at Northwest Texas Hospital.
Cattlemen suffering from rising feed prices
With the rising cost of corn and other grains, local cattle growers are struggling to stay afloat.