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June Grief Groups
AMARILLO --- Hospice Care of the Southwest has some more support groups coming up for the month of June. Here's a look at all they're...
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City of Clovis Parks, Recreation & Beautification Committee Agenda
City of Clovis Parks, Recreation & Beautification Committee will be meeting at 5:30 p.m. May 20, in the Assembly Room at the Bert Cabiness City...
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City of Canyon Commission Meeting 5/20/13
The commissioners meeting will meet at 5:30 p.m. for a special meeting in the Commission Chambers of City Hall at 301 16th Street.
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Tech Monday: Gifts for Dads and Grads
School is getting out and Father's Day is coming up.
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Space Bound Bear
AMARILLO --- Four guys have a unique way to advertise.
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Friday Evening Forecast
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Tiger Scouts Stop by the Studio
A group of tiger scouts got a unique treat tonight they spent some time with us, right here at the studios! -
UPDATE: 17 People Sought in Portales Meth/Heroin Investigation
PORTALES -- The search is underway in Portales, as officials send a strong message to drug traffickers. -
Perry Condemns Decision to Admit Openly Gay Scouts
Gov. Rick Perry has condemned the decision by Boy Scouts of America's national leadership on Thursday to admit openly gay scouts. -
Amarillo Police Investigating Multiple Shots Fired in North Amarillo
They say they've gotten three separate calls for shots fired on three different streets just north of downtown. -
Golden Spread Council Boy Scouts of America Release Statement on Gay Scouts
The Golden Spread Council Boy Scouts of America released a statement regarding the change in membership. -
Boy Scouts of America Approve Gay Scouts
Today, following this review, the most comprehensive listening exercise in Scouting's history the approximate 1,400 voting members of the Boy Scouts of America's National Council... -
Food for Thought: Inspectors Check Out Schools
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Teammates Rally for Victim's family
Young softball players raise funds for family of teammate killed in Monday's storm. -
Funerals Begin in Moore
Funerals for tornado victims begin in Moore, Oklahoma.
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State and National
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Perry Backs Dedicated Car Sales Taxes for Highway Fund
Gov. Rick Perry on Friday came out in support of dedicating a portion of future sales tax revenue from car sales to the state's highway fund, while...
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Agenda Texas: CPRIT's Creation Story
You may have heard about the current troubles the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas is going through. Lead scientists have quit over what they claim were inadequate...
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Top Oil and Gas Regulator Retweets Noose Image
Texas Railroad Commission Chairman Barry Smitherman weighed in on the gun-control developments in Washington on Thursday, retweeting an image that showed a noose beside the names of...
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Korean Crisis Continues
Secretary of STate John Kerry visits Seoul as North Korea threatens missile launch.
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Deadly Storms Rake South
At least three people are dead after a string of violent storms.
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Viral Videos
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Facebook Threats Land Men in Jail
Pair face up to 20 years for "terroristic" threats against police. -
Delivery Via Web Cam
A soldier currently deployed in Afghanistan was able to watch his wife deliver their new baby using Skype. -
Caught on Cam: Sword vs. Knife
Convenience store clerk one-ups knife wielding robber when he pulls a sword from underneath the counter. -
Crickets Invade Dorm
Hundreds of escaped crickets trigger chaos in University of New Hampshire dorm. -
"Heart Attack" for your Valentine?
Chocolate concoction contains bacon, potato chips and peanut butter. -
Sugar Sale Lands Teen in Jail
Autistic student sold sugar to fellow students, telling them it was drugs. -
Hoarder's Home Goes Up in Flames
Fire department says grill sparked blaze. -
Firehouse Heat
Trio of Florida fire and rescue managers fired after revelations frequent sexual encounters while on duty. -
Porta-Potty Meth Lab?
Police discover illegal drug lab inside golf course Porta-Potty. -
Top of the Class
103-year-old woman receives high school diploma. -
PBS Station in Portales has Emergency Alert System Hacked
The message read, "Local authorities in your area have reported the bodies of the dead are rising from their graves and attacking the living. Do not... -
Guns in Church?
Pastors and congregations unsure what new Arkansas law allowing guns in churches means for them. -
"Snowzilla" Takes On Boston Snow
Crews use massive machines to clear snow-clogged streets and railways. -
Repeat Robber Nabbed
Man robs same store three times in two weeks. -
Blasted by the Blizzard
Scituate, Massachusetts appears to be one of the towns hardest hit by last weekend's blizzard.
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