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TX DPS chief who called Uvalde response 'abject failure' but defended his state police is retiring
Texas' state police chief, who came under scrutiny over the hesitant response to the Robb Elementary school shooting in 2022 and has overseen Republican Gov. Greg Abbott's aggressive efforts to stop migrant crossings on the U.S.-Mexico border, said Friday he will retire at the end of the year.The video above is from a previous report.Col. Steve McCraw has been the director of the Texas Department of Public Safety since 2009. He announced his retirement while addressing a new class of state troopers at a graduation ceremony in Austin.McCraw did not elaborate during his remarks on the decision to step down....
Beloved Viral Texas ‘Pop Watch’ Star Passed Away Today
Hearts are extremely heavy across the world today as we lost a great family man, a proud Veteran and Texan. Joe Mack Roy, known lovingly as ‘Pop’ from Pop Watch to people across the globe, has passed away. This according to CBS 19, where his granddaughter works. He...
I spent $25 million on lottery tickets to ensure a $95 million jackpot – it was all legal thanks to a ‘rush order’ move
SOMEONE decided to bet millions on the chance they could double their money playing the lottery in a surprisingly legal move. They were able to give themselves an unprecedented number of chances to land the sweet payday, but it’s not likely to happen again. The risky business took place in Texas back in April 2023 […]
Texas Apartment Complex Billed A Dead Woman $15k For Breaking Lease
An apartment complex billed a woman $15,000 for breaking her lease . . . because she DIED. The family of Sandra Bonilla, a 91-year-old woman who passed away in late June, was hit with a shocking $15,676 bill from her apartment complex, the Lodge at Shavano Park. The charge was for "breaking her lease" – the lease she could no longer honor because she had died.
Dallas City Council Confronts Legal Challenge Over State Fair of Texas Gun Ban as Attorney General Ken Paxton Sets Ultimatum
The debate around the State Fair of Texas' recent gun ban has escalated to the doors of the Dallas City Council as Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues a threat of legal action. The council convened in a closed session to deliberate on the new gun policy, which was implemented after a shooting incident at the fair last year left three people injured. According to CBS News, Paxton's ultimatum underlines the policy's conflict with state laws that permit licensed gun owners to carry firearms on government-owned properties.
Ruben on the Road: Family business proud to be growing in Texas Panhandle
CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - Ruben heads to Canyon and visits with a family who brought their business from the Dallas, Fort Worth area and learns why they love being in the Texas Panhandle. Kettle Poppin started out in the DFW area down in Midlothian. “And about 2016, we had kind...
From triple digit heat to slightly cooler weather
Good Saturday morning, everyone! We are waking up to a mostly clear sky with lows around 70. As the day unfolds, a mostly sunny sky is expected with light southwesterly winds. Temperatures will respond, heating back into a range from the mid 90’s to 107. Amarillo should top out at a record tying 103. Tomorrow […]
City Council to Discuss AEDC Controversy During Closed-Door Meeting
Amarillo City Council will hold an executive session meeting on August 27th to discuss recent controversies related to the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation. The controversy is in regards to $750,000 of AEDC funds which were wired to the RANGE Foundation, despite only $100,000 being budgeted. Concerns have also been raised due to the fact that AEDC President & CEO Kevin Carter is also on the board of the RANGE. Our full story on the controversy can be found at this link.
SPORTS DRIVE: Catch up with Brandon Rains, Tony Ensor and Dane Hamrick
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - If you missed today’s interviews with Brandon Rains, Tony Ensor and Dane Hamrick on the Sports Drive, you can watch it all here. AC head baseball coach Brandon Rains talks with us about gearing up for the season, the FirstBank Southwest Center and more!. Tony...
1 arrested following chase in alleged stolen vehicle in Amarillo
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Amarillo Police Department reports that one man was arrested following a chase with police in an alleged stolen vehicle that ended in a wreck that seriously injured another person. According to police, on Friday morning, APD officers were called to the 2500 block of Britain on stolen vehicle that the […]
Amarillo animal agencies offering discounted adoption fees
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Two Amarillo animal agencies are offering discounted adoption fees for dogs and cats. The Amarillo SPCA says it will be offering discounted rates from Aug. 27 through Aug. 31. The fee to adopt a fully-vetted dog or cat will be $85. The nonprofit is open from...
City of Amarillo’s Vision 2045 among Texas Planning Award Recipients
The American Planning Association Texas Chapter announced today the state’s best planning projects, advocates, and communities for 2024 including the City of Amarillo's Vision 2045 comprehensive plan.
Expert Warns of Rodent Surge in Texas
Texas appears to be primed for a spike in rodent infestations. Nothing makes me cringe like the thought of rodents living in my home. Having a single rat find its way into my home is enough to make me want to pack up and leave. But an infestation? Yeah, it’s time to scorch the earth at that point.
What to Know About Texas Corporal Punishment Laws
Illinois just banned corporal punishment in all schools and it became just the fifth state to do so. It's 2024 and only five states in the country have banned corporal punishment- and Texas is not one of them. Corporal punishment refers to the use of physical force with the intention...
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