Good morning, Amarillo.

High Plains Food Bank in Amarillo sees shelves nearly empty as donations drop and more families seek help, with staff urging the community to donate since 1 in 6 neighbors are food insecure.

The food bank warns that need will rise as summer approaches.

Brian Petty, owner of the Hooters building, is offering a $1500 reward to locate the missing horse statue that was meant to accompany the sale.

Locals with tips should contact The Bagel Place to help return this beloved icon.

Randall County crews responded to a grass fire near I-27 and 4th Ave on May 1 and advised residents to avoid the area, with officials reporting no structures were threatened.

Gooney's, a longtime downtown favorite at 705 S Polk, is set to close in June, giving locals one final chance to enjoy its meals before it shuts its doors.

A new food truck in Fritch is drawing Amarillo drivers with bold Asian street food blended with Filipino flavors.

Chef Brandon Wright (an Amarillo native) opened Texapinos, which is open today from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 9625 Fritch Fortress Rd.

Toby Neugebauer, former Fermi America CEO, filed a petition in Texas Business Court on Friday challenging his April 17 board removal and seeking missing records + a temporary restraining order.

A hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. today while he claims the removal broke company bylaws and his contract.

The American Quarter Horse Museum will host its inaugural Brushes and Brunch event on May 9, where attendees will enjoy a guided painting session (weather permitting), brunch, and full access to exhibits while moms and caregivers receive free admission.

Amarillo's Big Texan joined a steak-eating contest yesterday during the Route 66 Centennial celebration at the Fan Fest in Springfield.

A Missouri State football team won the contest, adding to events marking 100 years of Route 66.

Gray Media and NewsChannel 10 launched the Star-Spangled Sing-Off contest (We The People) on Friday, May 1 to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, asking singers to send a cappella rendition of the National Anthem for a chance to win an all-expenses-paid Nashville trip to film a performance airing on both channels.

Gas prices in Texas jumped 25 cents in one-week, with Amarillo now at $3.61 per gallon; the change follows recent lower prices.

Higher crude oil costs over $100 per barrel may push prices further statewide.

Amarillo ISD announced teacher awards with Deepa Sobha from Palo Duro High School named Secondary Teacher of the Year and Emily Stowers from Western Plateau recognized as Elementary Teacher of the Year, both set to represent the district in the Region 16 competition.

Amarillo restaurants now offer kids free meals to help busy families enjoy a budget-friendly dinner & support local small businesses.

Check with each restaurant, as offers may vary by location and time.

Recital Portraits

8:30 p.m. - 6:40 p.m. — Tippi Toes Dance Amarillo — $45/session — Capture your dancer's moment with professional portraits in their recital costume.

School Of Rock - The Musical

7:30-10:00 p.m. — Amarillo Little Theatre - Allen Shankles Mainstage — Tickets required — Enjoy a thrilling show based on the beloved film about a wannabe rock star turned substitute teacher.

AC⚡️DC vs Ozzy A ROCK & ROLL SHOWDOWN

6:00 PM - 11:59 PM — The Bliss Venue — Free parking — Get ready to rock hard as AC⚡️DC and Ozzy go head-to-head in the ultimate rock showdown!

Wildcat Wednesdays at Wildcat Bluff

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Wildcat Bluff Nature Center — Cost varies — Enjoy a nature-filled day with drop-off day camp options for kids aged 7-11.