Good morning, Amarillo.

Early Sunday morning, crews from several fire departments responded to a storage unit fire near S Washington Street and W Sundown Lane; no people were hurt — one dog and six puppies died as investigators looked into a faulty air conditioning unit as the likely cause.

At around 12:11 a.m. on Sunday, Amarillo Fire Department crews rushed to N McMasters Street and NW 13th Avenue after reports of an RV trailer fire—firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with no injuries reported—and the Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause with a full report expected today.

Old Logan’s in Amarillo, vacant for over a year, will be converted into a locally owned casual steakhouse with a broad menu selection once renovations finish in the next few months—an investor from Lubbock secured the lease.

Best Thai, a well-loved restaurant in Canyon that has served the community for over ten years, announced that its landlord will not renew its lease ending in August & the property is set to be sold and possibly torn down.

The restaurant will remain open until a final decision is made regarding its future.

Amarillo youth baseball shows a blend of intense competition and deep community bonds as parents cheer their teams while forming lasting friendships—certainly a unique mix in local sports.

The scene highlights proud rivalries and collaborative support that shape how the game is played today.

The Amarillo Little Theatre unveiled its 98th season today with a Friends-inspired reveal — including One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest on August 24 and Frozen the Musical from September 4 to 21 — and additional performances scheduled into next year.

Founded in 1927, the ALT has brought live theater to the community for nearly a century.

The City of Canyon launched an interactive map that lets residents mark spots needing safety upgrades such as traffic lights, crosswalks, or bike lanes as part of the national Safe Streets and Roads for All effort.

Assistant City Manager Jon Behrens said the project received a $110,000 grant and the map will remain online until October 4—expecting many suggestions near the courthouse square.

Amarillo locals love food challenges that test their limits with giant steaks and spicy wings—many wait hours to taste the newest offerings.

Contests like the 72 oz. Steak Challenge and The Big Texan show that eating here is more than just a meal; it is a test of true grit.

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.

Wibby Wednesday with Neon Heartland

7-11 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Neon Heartland brings millennial nostalgia to the Six Car Stage.