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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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Top Stories
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Tuesday Morning Forecast
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The Side Effects of Logging On.
AMARILLO -- The long term effects of technology. -
Amarillo Group Accepting Donations for Moore, OK
A group here in Amarillo is taking donations for the folks in Moore, Oklahoma. -
Governor Perry Addresses the Passage of House Bill 4
Governor Perry addresses House Bill 4. -
Goodbye C-Scope
AMARILLO -- Many Texas school districts will have to make some changes. -
City of Joplin, MO Sends Crew to Moore, OK
Officials in Joplin, MO plan to send assistance to Moore, OK. -
Dozens Dead in Tornado's Wake
At least 51 people are dead after a massive tornado slammed into the town of Moore, Oklahoma Monday. -
Amarillo Parks And Recreation Needs More Lifeguards
Teens will be out of school soon, and will be clamoring for summer jobs and life guarding is a great pick. -
Xcel Transmission Line Workers Arrive in Oklahoma
Some Amarillo based transmission line workers from Xcel Energy are in Oklahoma to help out after the deadly storms. -
"This is War Zone Terrible"
Deadly tornado rips through Moore, Oklahoma.
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State and National
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Patrick Faults Critics of Bill on College History Classes
Addressing criticism that he wants to eliminate college courses in Mexican-American and African-American history, state Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston, said in a Facebook post that such comments by...
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Trial Switches Focus of Morton Case to Alleged Killer
Mark Norwood, charged with the 1986 murder of Christine Morton -- a crime that her husband,Michael Morton, was wrongfully convicted of -- will go on...
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After 25 Years, UT-El Paso President Still Making Waves
Days after Diana Natalicio was named the first female president of the University of Texas at El Paso in 1988, a local newspaper ran an...
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Fire Rips Through Neighborhood
Dozens of South Carolina homes damaged or destroyed by rapidly moving wildfire.
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Voting Rights Denied?
The Supreme Court is examining Arizona's strict voter registration policies.
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Viral Videos
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Caught on Cam: Robbery Brawl
Customer tackles would-be robber. -
Strip for Jesus?
Church's controversial sign raises eyebrows. -
Dodgeball Banned
New Hampshire school district votes to ban dodgeball and other "human target" games. -
Caught on Cam: Brutal Bullying
Mother calls for action after video of her daughter's beating at the hands of another student goes viral. -
Teens Poison Teacher
Pair accused of lacing drink with hand sanitizer. -
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.
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