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Dealing with Car Storm Damage
AMARILLO -- The storm may have been almost a month ago, but many people in our area are still feeling the effects in their wallets.
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Coming up Tonight 6/18/13
Amarillo's Top Stories
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WT Names New Vice President for Student Affairs
Eddleman comes to WTAMU from Southern Utah University, where she has served as vice president for student services since 2007. She was one of three...
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Babcock and Wilcox File Protesting the New Management Contract
B & W says they want the Government Accountability Office to look at the "fairness" of all of the proposals.
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Pantex Fire Protection Upgrade Construction Complete
Approximately $35 million has been spent on the effort to date, and the project is still expected to come in under budget.
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Top Stories
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Studio 4 Receives Statewide Recognition
The ceremony was put on by the Texas Agrilife Extension Service. -
Man Indicted For Amarillo Bank Robbery in May
According to court documents, Gabriel Tenorio was indicted for robbing the First Bank Southwest on 34th street on May 20. -
Boise City Police Investigating Murder
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Shots Fired at Local Business Parking Lot in Dimmitt
Adolph Padilla and Justin Harrell were booked into the Castro County Jail charger with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Harrell was also booked for... -
Supreme Court Backs Oklahoma Over Texas Water District
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday issued a unanimous ruling for Oklahoma over a North Texas water district in a case over delivery of water from the... -
In Hiding
The self-proclaimed whistleblower is in hiding as lawmakers learn more about the programs he exposed. -
Guymon Residents Asked to Limit Water Use
The request has been issued from City of Guymon officials after mechanical issues were reported with municipal water wells. -
Amarillo Crime Stoppers Fugitive of the Week 6/13/13
Amarillo Crime Stoppers needs help locating Antonio Rocky Bustos. -
Truckers Face Big Labor Shortage
Trucking companies have already been facing a labor shortage for years. New federal regulations may make it worse. -
Senate Panel to Consider Omnibus Abortion Bill
A panel of state senators will convene on Thursday to respond to Gov. Rick Perry's call to add legislation related to abortion procedures, providers and facilities to the special session.
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State and National
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In Texas, a Push to Save Power at Peak Times
Reducing power use at those peak times can mean that fewer new power plants need to be built.
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Disability Rights Groups Call for More Community Care
Disability rights advocates on Tuesday told a Senate committee that the state should expand access to community-based care services like home nursing and therapy.
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Runoff Voters Were in Mood to Oust Incumbents
The message from Texas runoff voters? Out with incumbents.
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Chick-Fil-A: Fast Food vs. Gay Marriage
"Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day" sets stage for support rallies and counter-protests over restaurant's stand on same-sex marriage.
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No Relief in Sight for Much of the United States
Extreme drought persists across much of the country.
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Viral Videos
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Better Than Bacon
Seattle butcher shop finds tasty success in its special marijuana fed pork. -
Grave Error
Military widow finds another woman's name engraved on her husband's tombstone. -
Underground Pot Farm Busted
Florida police find marijuana grow operation using buried shipping containers. -
Still Going Strong
Maria Guadalupe Munoz recently celebrated her 107th birthday. -
Back on Her Feet
A child who lost her feet after a lawn mower accident walks again for the first time. -
Daycare Drugging: Pills in Pancakes
Home daycare operator accused of drugging children with spiked pancakes. -
Million Dollar Smile for Free
Washington State orthodontist offers free braces to teens from low income families. -
Rescued
After a night at sea, jet-skiers missing off Florida coast found 4 miles from land. -
Dollars for the Dead
Audit finds New York authorized nearly $3-million in unemployment benefits to deceased, employed and other ineligible residents. -
Fire Reunited Father and Son
News reports of man's heroism bring him to the attention of his long lost sons. -
Cheaper than Therapy?
Liquor store's controversial billboard angers Las Vegas residents. -
Out of This World Discovery
Did a hunk of the fallen Mir Space Station land in a Massachusetts man's yard? -
Bald and Beautiful
Hairstylist shaves head to show support for sister battling cancer, then quits job when told she'd have to wear a wig. -
Name That Strain
Washington State marijuana growers weigh-in on new cannabis labeling laws. -
Hero Brother
California teen saves young sister after nail polish remover causes fire and explosion.
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