Good morning, Amarillo.

Riders on the Texas Tornado coaster were safely evacuated Saturday night after the ride stalled mid-run; Amarillo Fire Department assisted with the rescue + Wonderland Amusement Park has closed the ride pending an investigation.

Amarillo residents can join Stitch and Sip on Sunday, Aug.

9 at 3 p.m. at Cask and Cork (5461 McKenna Square) to learn needle crafting with guided instruction, while enjoying mimosas, charcuterie, vendor shopping, and a goodie bag for $70.

Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap study from 2024 showed that one in five residents in the Texas Panhandle experienced food insecurity, with many earning too much for federal aid.

High Plains Food Bank is using these findings to guide local hunger relief efforts.

Amarillo Medical Specialists and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas reached a new contract on Saturday that restored in-network access for BCBS members (including Anthem patients) and ensures local patients receive needed care.

Amarillo residents can beat the triple digit summer heat by using their countertop air fryers to quickly cook meals at home.

The method lets families enjoy dishes like hot dogs, shrimp, ribs and steaks (saving energy and keeping kitchens cool) during hot days.

Xcel Energy held its 33rd Lone Star Lineman’s Rodeo in Amarillo at the Don Taylor Rodeo Grounds early this morning, where a journeyman team from Littlefield and Lubbock took first place in a competition that showcased the skills needed to keep power flowing.