breaking news
More News
-
Murder Victim's Family Reacts to Holberg Appeal
Russell Towery says it's Time for Brittany Holberg to Die
-
Fill The Boot Kicks Off
Local firefighters are hitting the streets for a good cause. It's time again for the Amarillo Fire Department's "Fill the Boot Campaign."
-
A Different Kind of Education
A charter school bill is making its way through the Texas Legislature, and it could mean big changes for education across the state.
-
Amarillo Doctor's Killer Sentenced
A federal grand jury handed down a life sentence, without the possibility of parole, for a former Army Sgt. convicted of shooting five people in...
-
Web Extra: Granbury Tornadoes
At least 13 tornadoes ripped through parts of the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, Wednesday night.
Page 5 of 4714
Top Stories
-
Low Voter Turnout Good News for Petition Groups
Signature Requirement Cut in Half -
A Small Texas Town has a Big Story to Tell
UMBARGER --- A small Panhandle town gets the spotlight. -
Little Boy Accidentally Shoots Himself
AMARILLO --- A little boy find a gun, and accidentally pulls the trigger. -
$3.6 Million Worth of Meth Found in DPS Traffic Stop
A DPS traffic stop Monday morning on I-40 yielded just over 100 pounds of methamphetamine that was valued at over $3.6 million. -
Noe Torres Trial Date Postponed
Torres is facing charges in connection with the murder of 10-year-old Carlos Perez back in September of 2005. -
Military Judge Rules Sgt John Russell Guilty of Pre-Meditated Murder
Russell is looking at life in confinement without the possibility of parole, forfeiture of pay and a dishonorable discharge. -
Potter County Jury Finds Man "Not" Guilty of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
The trial began last week and wrapped up Friday. -
6-Year-Old Accidently Shots Himself
Police report the child found a handgun that had been hidden by the homeowner.
-
Clovis Murderer New Mexico Supreme Court Appeal Denied
Anthony Casillas was found guilty in the shooting deaths of Gary Payne and Melissa Ward. -
Early Morning Robbery at a Motel on Amarillo Blvd. West
The case is still under investigation.
Page 6 of 570
State and National
-
Arrest Follows String of Murders
-
House Panel OKs Parole After 40 Years for Young Murderers
A House panel Monday unanimously approved a measure that would allow defendants younger than 18 to receive life sentences and be eligible for parole after 40...
Read More» -
Pipe Bomb on Campus
Colorado high school evacuated after teacher finds explosive device.
Read More» -
Marriage Equality for Minnesota
Supporters of same-sex marriage cheer vote.
Read More» -
Castro: Missed Opportunites
City utility workers often visited Ariel Castro's home, but never reported anything suspicious.
Read More»
Page 9 of 579
Viral Videos
-
Dog's Best Friend in Massachusetts
Firefighters pull struggling Rottweiler from icy pond. -
Blaze on the Bayou
Tugboat pushing barge carrying thousands of gallons of fuel hits underwater pipeline, sparking massive blaze. -
Robber Hails Wrong Cab
Cabbie helps cops nab robber on the run. -
Sink-Hole in One
A golfer was swallowed by a sinkhole and escaped after falling 18-feet below the ground. -
School Bus DUI
Tennessee school bus driver found parked behind church, drinking beer. -
Cops Tackle Kidnapper
Man arrested after tying up 18-year-old neighbor and holding her at knife point. -
Flash Mob Proposal
Friends help with surprise marriage proposal for couple that haven't seen each other face-to-face in two years. -
Spring Breakers Survive Deck Collapse
Six rushed to hospital after structure gives way. -
Caught on Cam: Fiery Iowa Rescue
Cop pulls teen from burning car. -
Pie And Politics
First graders lobby to make pecan pie the state symbol of Texas. -
Cookies Sales: Down at the Dump
Girl Scout troop finds surprising hot spot for cookie sales. -
Garbage Truck Smashes Home
Couple left homeless when vehicle slams into their rental home. -
Purse Snatched Bites Victim
Texas police seek snatcher who chomped down on arm of 69-year-old victim. -
Alligator's New Tail
All's well for the Arizona alligator missing a tail because now he has his own prosthetic one. -
Losing Locks for Cancer Research
Hunderds of Missouri residents turn up to shave their heads in fundraising events to help raise money for the fight against cancer.
Page 11 of 55
