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Court records say the men are accused of killing a 48-year-old man, and two face organized criminal activity charges tied to the Aryan Brotherhood.
Police have identified a suspect in a stabbing at Amarillo apartments that left a man dead.
Canyon's girls team won its third straight title and Gruver's girls team claimed its sixth championship at the UIL state meet in Round Rock.
Amarillo police are asking the public to help find Melvin Wayne McKnown, who was last seen driving a white Chevrolet Malibu.
The Randall County Sheriff's Office said a woman found Friday has been identified and returned home.
No people were hurt in the Thursday evening fire near North Marrs Street, according to the Amarillo Fire Department.
Voters in Childress approved a $133 million bond package that funds a new secondary campus, an elementary school and an athletic field house.
Stillwell asked a Lubbock County judge for an injunction that would let him play for the rest of the 2026-27 season.
A development called The Reserves at Santa Fe Place will add 90 affordable homes near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue.
Workforce Solutions South Plains will hold a free job fair for veterans and military families on Nov. 10 at a Lubbock hotel.
Local veterans and city leaders gathered in Lubbock to recognize four veterans, three of whom have died.
Knight, who was reelected this week, said he will not seek another term and plans to finish major county projects, including a new jail.