Amarillo, TX - Clovis Police need your help to track down a bank robbery suspect.
The suspect was last seen leaving on foot from the New Mexico Bank and Trust on Main Street, after he went inside and demanded money at 11:00 Thursday morning.
Police say he was wearing a green hoodie covering his face, and is described as a light-skinned male in his twenties, with a medium height and slim build.
If you have any information that could lead police to an arrest, you are urged to contact Curry County Crime Stoppers at (575) 763-7000 or Clovis Police at (575) 769-1921.
Saturday, March 8 2014 12:11 AM EST2014-03-08 05:11:05 GMT
LAWTON,Okla_This week the USDA said last month's massive beef recall of nearly 9 million pounds of beef may have reached 35 states including Oklahoma. A few neighborhood grocery stores in Lawton and Duncan
This week the USDA said last month's massive beef recall of nearly 9 million pounds of beef may have reached 35 states including Oklahoma.
Friday, March 7 2014 11:52 PM EST2014-03-08 04:52:52 GMT
LAWTON, Okla._ A gunman remains at large following a shooting inside a NW Lawton motel. The victim and a friend were staying at the Super 8 Motel just west I-44 and Indian Trail Rd. Police said just
A gunman remains at large following a shooting inside a NW Lawton motel.
Friday, March 7 2014 11:42 PM EST2014-03-08 04:42:11 GMT
LAWTON, Okla._ Gas prices are on the rise across Oklahoma due to the political contentions in Russia as well as the shift into spring, according to AAA. The average price in southwest Oklahoma Friday
Gas prices are on the rise across Oklahoma due to the political contentions in Russia as well as the shift into spring, according to AAA.
Friday, March 7 2014 11:21 PM EST2014-03-08 04:21:50 GMT
What a nice end to the work week with sunshine, south winds and temperatures ranging through the 70s and even some low 80s out near the Texas panhandle. For this evening expect temperatures to fall through
Friday, March 7 2014 7:08 PM EST2014-03-08 00:08:42 GMT
FORT SILL, Okla._Friday, lives and legacies were honored as the Fort Sill Apache Tribe celebrated one hundred years of freedom from the U.S. Government. Around 80 prisoners of war from New Mexico's Chiricahua
Friday, lives and legacies were honored as the Fort Sill Apache Tribe celebrated one hundred years of freedom from the U.S. Government.
