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Amarillo Zoo Celebrating Asian Pacific Month
Throughout the morning children from Eastridge Elementary School will share the dances and music of Lao, Vietnamese, Dragon, Burmese and Karen.
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Cornyn Response to Appointment of White House Insider to IRS Commissioner
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) issued a statement after President Obama appointed Daniel Werfel as Acting Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service.
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Clovis Launches 2013 "Yard of the Month" Program
Each month, two residents and one business will receive recognition.
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Clovis Superintendent Selects New Chief Financial Officer
Shawna Russell has accepted the position of Chief Financial Officer for Clovis Municipal Schools.
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Quanah Parker Trail Arrows to be Installed in Armstrong, Carson, and Donley Counties
The Quanah Parker Trail honors historical landmarks, sites, events and artifacts in museums that link our region to the Native Americans who last roamed the...
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Texas Panhandle Tourism Day & Expo
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Board Denies Ernesto Gutierrez Parole, Killed Amarillo Officer in 1980
Gutierrez was found guilty of killing 26-year-old Amarillo Patrolman Berry McGuire on Christmas day in 1980. -
Eastern New Mexico University Employee Charged With Embezzlement
26-year-old Jeremy Phillippi was charged with seven counts of embezzlement and six counts of forgery, a total of 10 felony charges and three misdemeanors. -
Letter Carriers, High Plains Food Bank to help Stamp Out Hunger
Nations largest one-day food drive set for May 11 -
Stamp Prices Could Rise Again
The U.S. Postal Service board will look into hiking postage prices on all types of mail, as losses continue to plague the agency, the chief... -
After West Blast, Chemical Stockpiles Scrutinized
In Amarillo many who live in the industrial area near the fertilizer facility say they had no idea about the chemical stockpile next door and... -
Foal Born From Two Clones
One little foal represents a big step in the field of genetics. "It's never been done any place in the world," Dr. Gregg Veneklasen, one... -
Guymon Hospital Looks For Financial Cure
GUYMON -- Texas County Memorial Hospital is trying to balance a budget, while dealing with allegations of fraud. -
AISD Bond Election
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Prize Patrol Visits Amarillo Teachers
Some well deserving teachers are getting a boost thanks to the Amarillo Education Foundation.
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State and National
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Questions of Contradiction in Ethics Bills
All session long, freshman state Rep. Giovanni Capriglione has been clamoring for greater transparency, trying to force lawmakers and their relatives to disclose their contracts with government...
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Possible Tornado Leaves At Least Two Dead in North Texas
Emergency personnel are busy looking for survivors after two tornadoes touched down earlier this evening after some strong storms ripped through rural parts of...
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GOP Donor Releases Songs Opposing "Obamacare"
He's already a Houston physician, Republican campaign donor, radio talk show host and litigant in a federal lawsuit against the roll-out of "Obamacare." Now Dr....
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Drones Over Oregon
Soldiers begin training with new Unmanned Aerial System, but these drones aren't recording.
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UPDATE: House Backs Bill on Psychotropic Drugs for Foster Kids
HB 915 would require that before a foster child could be put on psychotropic medications, his or her guardian must receive written or verbal information...
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Viral Videos
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A Brush with Death
Woman nearly impaled when van slams into fallen tree. -
Light in the Sky
Texas man captures mysterious light streaking across the sky. -
Caught on Cam: Terrifying Bullying
Video shows teen pointing gun at autistic boy. -
Woman Accused of Dragging Police Officer
A mother was arrested in front of her two small children after police say she led them on a chase and dragged an officer. -
Bear Tears Through Beach House
a 90-year-old Collier County woman says she's on edge after she found out a bear ripped right through her screened in lanai. -
Armored Truck Spews Money
An armored truck in New York spews $11,000 worth of money. -
Bogus Beggar Busted
Man admits faking mental handicap while making more than $60,000 each year as a beggar. -
"Pot Superstore" Opens in Seattle
Medical marijuana dispensary expects new wave of customers after legalization of recreational marijuana use. -
Drinking for Charity
Todd Ruggere is on a quest to drink a beer in every town in Massachusetts as part of an effort to fight cancer. -
Broom vs. Burglars
New Hampshire woman uses broom to fend off burglars. -
Landlord Whips Tenant
Man accused of publicly spanking tenant over late rent. -
Caught on Cam: Shot of a Lifetime
Cheerleader sinks forward-flip trick shot from half court. -
Bedtime 911
Boy calls police because he doesn't want to go to bed. -
Dash Cam Shows Tragic End to Chase
Video from a police dash-cam shows the conclusion of an unusual chase. -
Hospital Granted No Black Nurse Request
Michigan hospital agreed to a man's request that no black nurses care for his newborn.
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