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Asian Pacific Festival at the Zoo
AMARILLO -- A festival kicks off at Amarillo Zoo.
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Texas Tech v. Breast Cancer
AMARILLO -- Texas Tech helps the fight against breast cancer.
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Homer's Backyard BBQ Bash
AMARILLO --- An Amarillo event attracts thousands of people, and brings in thousands of dollars.
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Middle School Students Help Grant Wishes
AMARILLO --- Fannin Middle School students help make some wishes come true.
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The Discovery Center Hosts Musicology
It was all about music tonight at the Don Harrington Discovery Center, for Musicology! It's part of the Discover "After Dark" series.
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Lane Closures to Watch Out For
AMARILLO -- There are some lane closures this week you should know. -
March of Dimes has a 19,000 Dollar Impact.
AMARILLO -- Amarillo Stores raise money for March of Dimes. -
Keep People Cool this Summer
AMARILLO -- Many come together to help those in need stay cool this summer. -
Mayor Harpole Elected for Second Term
AMARILLO -- The numbers are in for the Amarillo mayor, and it was a landslide. -
AISD Bond is Approved
AMARILLO -- The bond passed with 68% of the vote. -
WT Seniors Celebrate
CANYON --- WT Seniors put on their cap and gown. -
Dealing with Disaster
AMARILLO -- The Salvation Army meets about their mission. -
Lacing Up for the Rodeo
AMARILLO --- Many run for Boys Ranch. -
Amarillo College Students Walk the Stage for Graduation
Amarillo College students took over the Civic Center. -
Fewer Polling Places for Municipal Elections
Voter Turnout Expected to be Low
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State and National
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Texans Seek Bipartisanship in a Sharply Divided D.C.
Kevin Brady and Pete Gallego have a lot in common. They are both Texans. They entered the state Legislature together in 1991. And each now serves in Congress. Brady...
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Budget Deal May Not Come Until Thursday
Budget negotiations stretched late into the night on Wednesday, but lawmakers said privately they didn't expect to announce a deal until Thursday.
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Coordinating Board Nears End of Tough Sunset Process
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board received mixed messages but got closer to winding down a difficult legislative session on Wednesday with the House's tentative...
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Texas House Backs Bill Expanding Charter Schools
A measure taking aim at Harmony Public Schools, the state's largest charter school network with 36 campuses, was added onto major legislation from Senate Education Chairman Dan Patrick, R-Houston, as...
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White House Takes Action
The Obama administration scrambles to deal with IRS, Associated Press and Benghazi controversies.
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Viral Videos
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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.
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