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Amarillo TX Local News
Breaking news
The Amarillo Municipal Court has launched a compliance campaign beginning Monday, February 9, giving residents with active warrants or unpaid citations until March 6 to voluntarily resolve their cases. Options include payment plans, court appearances, and community service. The City Marshal's Office will begin serving outstanding warrants the week of March 9 [1][2][3].
Amarillo Police are investigating a major crash at the intersection of I-40 and Paramount Boulevard involving a passenger vehicle and motorcycle. The motorcycle rider sustained life-threatening injuries and was not wearing a helmet. Video footage shows both vehicles entered the intersection against a red traffic signal [4].
Lefors officials have issued a boil water notice for the community [5].
One person died and another was injured following an early morning crash in Armstrong County Thursday [5].
Tavarus Tywane Drone, previously arrested January 30, is facing new state and federal charges after a judge granted GPS monitor removal [5].
A legal loophole in Texas law allows educators convicted of inappropriate relationships with students to avoid registering as sex offenders [5].
Weather
Amarillo is experiencing clear and sunny conditions with current temperatures around 41-43°F. The forecast shows highs reaching 69°F on Sunday and 74°F on Monday [1][6]. No significant storms or weather emergencies are anticipated for the next week.
Events
The Advisory Committee for People with Disabilities meets today at noon at the Amarillo Multimodal Bus Terminal, located at 509 S. Bowie St [5]. The Center City Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #1 Board also meets today at noon in room 1500 at Amarillo City Hall, 623 S. Johnson St [5].
A two-day better land stewardship conference for agricultural producers is scheduled for February 15-16 in Amarillo [7].
local business
Duos Edge is developing a new downtown Amarillo data center expected to be operational by the end of next year [7][9]. The Amarillo National Bank released its annual 2026 economic forecast, projecting steady growth for Amarillo's economy driven by AI data center construction, though noting lower consumer confidence and concerns about higher electricity and water usage [5].
The Amarillo Public Library has launched a new series of classes focused on improving professional skills [5].
school
Amarillo College Board of Regents unanimously elected Michelle Fortunato as new vice chair following John Betancourt's DWI arrest and suspension [6].
The Roundup
Amarillo saddle maker Richard Oliver will be honored at the Western Heritage Awards with the Chester A. Reynolds Award
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By Mind Arc MediaAmarillo TX Local News
Breaking news
The Amarillo Municipal Court has launched a compliance campaign beginning Monday, February 9, giving residents with active warrants or unpaid citations until March 6 to voluntarily resolve their cases. Options include payment plans, court appearances, and community service. The City Marshal's Office will begin serving outstanding warrants the week of March 9 [1][2][3].
Amarillo Police are investigating a major crash at the intersection of I-40 and Paramount Boulevard involving a passenger vehicle and motorcycle. The motorcycle rider sustained life-threatening injuries and was not wearing a helmet. Video footage shows both vehicles entered the intersection against a red traffic signal [4].
Lefors officials have issued a boil water notice for the community [5].
One person died and another was injured following an early morning crash in Armstrong County Thursday [5].
Tavarus Tywane Drone, previously arrested January 30, is facing new state and federal charges after a judge granted GPS monitor removal [5].
A legal loophole in Texas law allows educators convicted of inappropriate relationships with students to avoid registering as sex offenders [5].
Weather
Amarillo is experiencing clear and sunny conditions with current temperatures around 41-43°F. The forecast shows highs reaching 69°F on Sunday and 74°F on Monday [1][6]. No significant storms or weather emergencies are anticipated for the next week.
Events
The Advisory Committee for People with Disabilities meets today at noon at the Amarillo Multimodal Bus Terminal, located at 509 S. Bowie St [5]. The Center City Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #1 Board also meets today at noon in room 1500 at Amarillo City Hall, 623 S. Johnson St [5].
A two-day better land stewardship conference for agricultural producers is scheduled for February 15-16 in Amarillo [7].
local business
Duos Edge is developing a new downtown Amarillo data center expected to be operational by the end of next year [7][9]. The Amarillo National Bank released its annual 2026 economic forecast, projecting steady growth for Amarillo's economy driven by AI data center construction, though noting lower consumer confidence and concerns about higher electricity and water usage [5].
The Amarillo Public Library has launched a new series of classes focused on improving professional skills [5].
school
Amarillo College Board of Regents unanimously elected Michelle Fortunato as new vice chair following John Betancourt's DWI arrest and suspension [6].
The Roundup
Amarillo saddle maker Richard Oliver will be honored at the Western Heritage Awards with the Chester A. Reynolds Award