We Are Bomb City

McDonald's Gives Back Day returns September 3rd, this time supporting Wesley Community Center across five Panhandle cities.

This 1704 S. Julian Blvd. home once belonged to the Wingate family of Amarillo Coca-Cola fame. Now it's up for bid.

After last year's deal fell through, two Amarillo locals are bringing Smalls Sliders back on track.

New details about Dolly Parton's death have emerged, including the cause of death for the country music icon who died Tuesday at 80.

Crackin' Crab on Soncy had its doors locked yesterday in what appears to be an involuntary closure. Here's what the sign on the door said.

The Golden Collective opens August 29 on Wolflin Ave, bringing together 15+ women-owned Amarillo businesses under one roof.

Marshalls opens in Amarillo September 3 and is donating $10,000 to Family Support Services.

Dolly Parton has been down a bit recently, but she's not out.

Texas Tech opens Big 12 title defense ranked No. 12 in the AP Poll, the highest of any conference team, with a Friday night showdown against Houston on the horizon.

Speed limits, we break them even though we know we shouldn't. How does Texas determine what the speed limit should be for a particular road or highway?

Canyon ISD's bus schedule has been a disaster this week, with buses no-shows, running late, and one rep calling it 'a privilege.'

Pickleball leagues and clubs are booming in Amarillo. Here's the sport's odd history and where locals can play.