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Public Safety from local newsrooms

From KVII, MyHighPlains.com and Amarillo Tribune, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KVII2 hours ago

    Man accused of firing into Amarillo restaurant, injuring 2 customers

    Two people were injured when a man fired into an Amarillo restaurant after staff asked him to leave, police said.Jesus Orozco Mejia, 44, is charged with two cou

  2. MyHighPlains.com2 hours ago

    Potter County Sheriff’s Office notes overall population decrease

    The Potter County Sheriff’s Office released the weekly population report for the Potter County Detention Center.

  3. Amarillo Tribune3 hours ago

    In Brief: Nov. 9, 2026

    Fire on North Marrs: The Amarillo Fire Department responded to a residential fire on the 1600 block of North Marrs Street on Thursday evening. No injuries were reported, and two...

  4. MyHighPlains.com15 hours ago

    Crime headlines from the week of Nov. 2

    In this episode of Crime Scene Unseen, KAMR Local 4’s Princess Bryant brings us the latest crime headlines and how one local veteran is making strides over at the Amarillo Police Department.

  5. KVII17 hours ago

    7 on ABC 7: The 7 biggest stories from last week you might have missed

    Here are the top local stories from the week of Nov. 1-71.

  6. MyHighPlains.com22 hours ago

    West Texas A&M University reports recent on campus crime

    CANYON, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — West Texas A&M University released information about a crime on campus involving a stolen vehicle and a vehicle burglary. According to WTAMU officials, on Sunday, Nov. 8, the University Police Department was called to an incident on campus after receiving a report of an abandoned vehicle in Zone 7 on campus

  7. MyHighPlains.comNov. 7

    Canyon Fire Department holds ‘Push-In’ Ceremony for new fire engine

    CANYON, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Canyon Fire Department, along with residents, ushered in a new primary fire engine and retired an engine in a push-in ceremony. A push-in ceremony is an old tradition fire stations follow when fire engines were unhitched from horses, washed and dried, and then pushed back into the bay before their