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Above Average Hurricane Season Predicted
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Prediction Center says we can expected between seven to 11 hurricanes this year, with three to six of...
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AC Summer Camps start June 10th
New programs this year include the half-day Badger Tech Computer Camp at Washington Street featuring programming, desktop publishing and webpage design for grades 3-7.
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Clovis Municipal School Special Meeting 5/23/13
A special meeting of the Clovis Municipal School will be called to order today at 5 p.m. (Mountain Time) at 1009 Main Street in Clovis.
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Blondes v. Brunettes 2013
The Blondes v. Brunettes Powederpuff football game is coming up.
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Mr. Food: Tropical Ribs
Think you can't make succulent spare ribs at home? Think again! Just mix up this tropical sauce while your pork spare ribs boil on the...
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Top Stories
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KAMR Viewers Give to Tornado Victims
We wanted to do what we could to help out the victims of the tornadoes in Oklahoma, and wanted to make sure everyone was able... -
Sentence of 30 Years for Jail Escape, Police Assault, High Speed Chase
A man pleads guilty to assault of a peace officer and escaping from the Donley County Jail.
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Reaction on Boy Scouts Decision
AMARILLO -- Major changes on the way for the Boy Scouts of America, after a secret ballot vote allows gay young members into the Scouts. -
"You Just Can't Comprehend It"
Moore, Oklahoma residents continue to sift through rubble left by deadly tornado. -
Resolve to Be Ready Weather Sign Up for Warnings
Some of the new features in the Mass Notification System include: any new offerings from your community and the option to register storm shelter locations. -
Amarillo Police Arrest Two Men on Weapons Related charges.
Officers found a semi automatic pistol located in the back seat. -
Clean Up Continues
Moore residents find signs of hope in tornado debris. -
A Possible Deal on Testing, Charter School Bills
Leaders in the House and Senate appear to have reached a deal on two high-priority education bills after two days of deliberations that culminated Thursday evening with... -
Budget Deal Leaves About $8 Billion in Rainy Day Fund
As another legislative session draws to a close, Texas' savings account is poised to remain more flush than Democrats and many Republicans in the Legislature...
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Energy Star Saves Money and Electricity
Save energy and save your pocket book over the weekend, with the Energy Star sales tax holiday.
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State and National
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Texas College Shooting Update
Authorities say four people were injured during a shootout at a Texas college.
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Mom Pays For School Security
Mother pays for armed deputy to stand guard at her daughter's elementary school.
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Texas' Rank in Graduation Rate Study Presents a Contrast
According to a new report from the National Center for Education Statistics, 78.9 percent of the high schoolers in Texas' Class of 2010 graduated within four years, a...
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Senate Education Leader Files Testing Bill
State Sen. Kel Seliger, the Midland Republican who chairs the Senate Higher Education Committee, filed a bill Tuesday offering broad changes to student assessment and high...
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Amid Bills and Debate, Another Campus Shooting
News of multiple gunshot victims at the North Houston campus of Lone Star College on Tuesday will likely weigh heavily on the minds of Texas lawmakers as...
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Viral Videos
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Flying Concrete Triggers Wreck
Passenger takes the wheel after chunk of bridge knocks driver unconscious. -
Caught on Cam: Pulled From Flames
Police eye-glass cameras give first hand look at dramatic rescue. -
Handcuffed & Humiliated
Dealership reports loaner car stolen, resulting in very angry customer. -
Seniors Senior Prom
Couple attend Seniors Prom at their retirement community 52 years after their first prom together. -
Mayor Pleads for Protection
Pacific, Washington mayor calls 911 for "protection" before suspending police chief and top lieutenant. -
Taco Stand Rage
Customers were injured when a pickup slammed into a taco stand in Austin. -
Buried in Snow
Tiny New York town blanketed by four feet of snow in just two days. -
Blast Rattles Louisville
Electrical blast sends manhole covers flying. -
Falling Sign Kills Child
Flight display sign falls at Birmingham airport, striking family and killing child. -
Deputy Mom Wrestles Gator
School resource officer in Florida wrestles a 7-foot alligator. -
Guard Dogs Maul Teen
14-year-old in critical condition after hopping construction project fence, encountering dogs. -
That's Not My Mom!
Family shocked to learn they've had the wrong cremated ashes for years. -
Butt Billboards Raise Eyebrows
Minnesota's controversial colon cancer awareness campaign is garnering strong reactions. -
"Hero Beaver" Rescued
Beaver dam stopped spill, but left animals coated with diesel fuel. -
Controversial Call
Middle school principal cancels annual "Honors night" dinner, saying it can be "devastating" to some students.
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