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Wonderland Park opens Easter weekend! For the first time ever, season passes are available starting at $59.99. Plus, the spectator pass is officially back, making it easier for the whole family to enjoy the fun.

Spring is here and the hunt is on! Join Amarillo Parks and Recreation for a Flashlight Egg Hunt at John Stiff Park on March 28. With bounce houses and costumed characters, it's a nighttime adventure the kids won't forget.

The first day of spring is just around the corner, and so is a beloved tradition that’s sure to bring back cherished memories of youth.

The primary race for TX-19 isn't over yet.

Just when you thought you could fill up without a worry, gas prices in Lubbock are creeping up again, just in time for spring travels.

Imagine a city where the search for a missing girl gripped every heart. This story dives deep into a haunting chapter of Lubbock's history.

A Lubbock woman received 17 years in prison for a 6-year Medicaid fraud scheme. Judy Sanchez stole over $227,000 while leaving her disabled son in a state of horrific neglect. She must now pay full restitution.

The Lubbock City Council Election is May 2.

In Lubbock, a 20-minute drive is just around the corner, strong winds influence local style, and familiar landmarks spark nostalgic memories, showcasing the city's distinctive culture and identity.

Amarillo really went above and beyond! WWII Veteran Charles Elliott hoped for 100 cards for his 100th birthday. Thanks to the community and the Texas Veterans Land Board, he received over 5,000. Happy Birthday, Charles!

Residents of Lubbock share those humorous life lessons that come a little too late, like the battery symbols and truths about time and parenting that everyone learns eventually.

Amarillo students can enter the Every Drop Counts calendar art contest, showcasing water conservation themes for prizes and a chance to be featured citywide.