Good morning, Amarillo.

Amarillo officials announced holiday service changes including closures of City Hall, reduced transit schedules, and adjusted waste collection days.

Amarillo's Animal Management and Welfare department is offering reduced $25 adoption fees for shelter dogs that include spay/neuter, vaccinations, and a microchip, running until Jan.

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Eric Reginald Woods was indicted in Potter County for aggravated assault after a shooting incident in August where the victim narrowly survived.

A man was indicted in Amarillo for possessing a suitcase with meth and cocaine valued over $3 million, detected during a luggage search.

An Amarillo man was sentenced to four years in prison for secretly recording multiple women in bathrooms after pleading guilty to invasive visual recording charges.

An Amarillo judge sentenced Landis Barrow to life in prison for methamphetamine and cocaine trafficking, as well as related charges.

A Randall County judge sentenced Frank Toledo to 50 years in prison for 19 counts of possessing child pornography, with some charges including intent to promote.

The Texas Animal Health Commission is conducting livestock health inspections in the Panhandle to ensure animals meet health standards, supporting the agriculture industry and the economy.

The Amarillo Fire Department plans to switch from purchasing to leasing fire trucks to improve vehicle reliability and reduce long-term costs, anticipating an operational and cost-effective fleet by 2039.

Ruffles and Rust Expo: Vintage Boutique Show

The Ruffles and Rust Expo is a curated vintage boutique show featuring over 100 juried vendors offering unique upscale furniture, clothing, and handmade goods in Amarillo, Texas.