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Shooters Support Habitat for Humanity
Amarillo Club Holds Charity Shooting Tournament
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Amarillo Cycling Team Defending Top Position
Texas High School Cycling League State Championship
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Voices From the Heights
Students Become Authors
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Amarillo Smoking Ban
Today is the last day to vote for or against the smoking ban in Amarillo.
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Smoking Vote
At stake in Saturday's election, Amarillo's smoking ordinance.
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Severe Weather Chances Today
A look at the severe weather scenario for Thursday. -
State Equal Pay Act Survives the Senate
A bill that seeks to prevent pay discrimination against women narrowly passed the Texas Senate on Wednesday. -
Time Lapse Shows Drastic Change in Lake Meredith
It's no secret, Lake Meredith is at an all time low, but a time lapse of the Hutchinson County lake gives a shocking visual of... -
Local Restaurant Will Serve Meals in Moore
A local restaurant is teaming up with other chefs from Texas, Missouri, and Kansas to help out in Oklahoma. -
Giving Back to Moore
AMARILLO -- As donations of items continue to pour into Moore, Oklahoma, city officials are asking instead for cash donations. -
NTSB Releases Midland Train Crash Report
The National Transportation Safety Board has released their investigation report on the deadly Midland train crash. -
Signatures Turned in for Cell Phone Ban Petition
A signature petition that could effect the hand-held cell phone ban here in Amarillo is in the hands of city commissioners. -
Supplies Pouring in From Across the Country to Moore, Oklahoma
These are the donations they really need. Global glove, six full boxes of work gloves. Those are going to be used for the volunteers out in the... -
Clinic in Can Headed to Oklahoma
Unique portable clinic to provide medical care to tornado victims. -
Caught on Cam: Inside the Storm
Tornado survivor records video as storm rips past store windows.
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State and National
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Gains on State Exams Don't Translate to National Tests
When Texas administers the last round of TAKS exams to 11th graders in April, it will mark the end of a 10-year period that saw...
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Wichita Falls, Texas, Could Go Dry by Year's End
The Texas government keeps a list of a communities that could run out of water within 180 days. Most are small, affecting a few hundred...
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State Leadership Allows CPRIT to Move Forward on Grants
Despite an ongoing grant moratorium, the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas received permission Wednesday from state leaders to move forward on contract negotiations...
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House Passes Public Utility Commission Sunset Bill
A sunset bill that continues the operations of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, which regulates the electric and telephone industries, won approval Wednesday from...
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TPPF Presents Plan to Reform Medicaid With Block Grant
In a report released Wednesday, the Texas Public Policy Foundation detailed how Texas could use a federal block grant to cut costs and fundamentally reform...
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Viral Videos
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Caught on Cam: Terrifying Robbery
Armed gunmen rob Florida grocery store. -
Wiener on a Roll
Paralyzed pup has a new lease on life thanks to homemade wheelchair. -
Pets & Pot
The number of pets accidentally ingesting marijuana has spiked in Colorado. -
Coolest Cat in School
High school adopts classroom kitty as unofficial mascot. -
Police Chief Forced to Resign
Police chief resigns after woman accuses him of offering to let her go in exchange for naked pictures. -
Caught on Cam: TSA Agent Attacked
Homeless woman accused of attacking a TSA agent. -
Toddler Abandoned
Deputies in South Carolina are trying to find the parents of a toddler left in a stroller on a doorstep overnight. -
Wheelchair Robbery
Two teenagers have been charged with robbing a woman in a wheelchair. -
Pot Tourism
Colorado is about to get its first two Marijuana tourism companies. Their mission is to lure out-of-state tourists in to town to take advantage of... -
Deadly Sinkhole
Hillsborough County officials ordered houses next to the deadly sinkhole site in Seffner condemned and unfit to live. -
Crime Doesn't Pay
An armed robbery suspect in Arizona, had guns pulled on him, twice. -
2-Cent Electric Bill
Louisiana woman thinks 2 cent electric bill is an April Fool's prank. -
Church Robbed
Following its Easter services, more than $40,000 stolen from a Michigan church. -
Funeral Robber
Kentucky State Police announced arrests were made in connection to homes were burglarized while the homeowner was attneding the funeral of a loved one. -
Oil Soaked Neighborhood
An estimated 2,000 barrels of crude oil rushed from a ruptured pipeline soaking a neighborhood.
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