Good morning, Amarillo.

Amarillo Habitat for Humanity will hand over the keys of its 122nd home to the Idris family on Friday for a five-bedroom, two-bath house on North Monroe.

The nonprofit said the family earned their home by completing over 500 sweat equity hours and attending more than 30 financial literacy classes (fulfilling program requirements).

Amarillo police responded to a crash near Bell and Puckett at 11 a.m. on Wednesday when a blue car turning west was struck by a white SUV and a black SUV waiting at a stop sign was hit — all three drivers were transported to the hospital with one sustaining serious injuries, and officers urged drivers to avoid the area.

Burlington will open its new store at 2510 S.

Soncy tomorrow — across from Kohl's and near Home Depot — with the first 100 customers on Friday and Saturday receiving a $10 bonus card. This second Amarillo location adds to the retailer’s existing store at 2201 S. Western.

Fermi America announced Aug.

12 that it hired veteran nuclear executives Mesut and Sezin Uzman to lead nuclear development for its $13 billion Amarillo energy-AI campus—expected to produce up to 11 gigawatts of power from nuclear, gas, solar, battery storage and grid sources—while Texas incentives under House Bill 14 help cover costs.

Amarillo Little Theatre opens its immersive production of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest' today at ALT Adventure Space using a two sided stage to offer a close view of a tense mental ward struggle.

The play runs from today to August 24th and stars West Texas A&M professor Joanna Kimbell as Nurse Ratched (a performance that adds a modern twist to Ken Kesey’s classic novel).

Canyon ISD students returned to classrooms on August 13 with high-fives, cheers and safety reminders as community members welcomed them warmly—teachers and local officials celebrated a festive start.

Amarillo ISD schools begin today with officials urging drivers to slow down in busy drop-off lanes for student safety.

Canyon ISD students are back in class and Amarillo police are patrolling nearly all school zones—drivers caught speeding or using cellphones without a hands-free device face doubled fines and a $200 penalty for cellphone use.

Amarillo locals voted for their top spots serving biscuits and gravy, a breakfast and brunch staple that brings comfort on chilly mornings.

The survey shows community favorites that offer hearty plates of this Texan treat — a true taste of local tradition.

Amarillo College is offering fencing classes for participants ages 8 and up starting in August and running through December—certified USA Fencing instructors will guide students from basic techniques to competitive drills.

Autocross Event #4

8:30 a.m. — Westgate Mall — $35 for SCCA Members, $45 for Non-Members — Test your driving skills with a thrilling autocross competition.

Wibby Wednesday Featuring Ghosts of Gray County

7-9 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Enjoy gritty vocals and ripping guitar while sipping on cold drinks at this lively duo performance.

Wibby Wednesday featuring El Salto

6-10 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Enjoy live music in the beer garden while sipping on local brews.

Tri-State Fair & Rodeo

12:00 AM - 11:59 PM — Amarillo Tri-State Exposition & Tri-State Fair & Rodeo — Admission varies — A nine-day celebration of agriculture, entertainment, and community traditions since 1923.