The footage shows Trump growing increasingly prickly as anchor Lesley Stahl presses him on the coronavirus pandemic, his slipping support with suburban women and other issues.
The winds of change are blowing behind a cold front this morning. But an even greater change in our weather will follow a polar* cold front late in the weekend. In addition to a hard freeze, wintry precipitation is expected.
The CEO of the Brownfield Regional Medical Center, Jerry Jasper, says his staff is working hard to deal with a high number of COVID patients, as Lubbock and surrounding hospitals fill up.
Blake Brickman, who had served as deputy attorney general for policy and strategy initiatives for less than a year, was fired Tuesday, the official said. Lacey Mase, the deputy attorney general for administration, was also fired Tuesday, The Texas Tribune reported earlier this week.
“At some point, I think last week, we probably had at least 100 nursing home residents currently positive with COVID. That number has continued to grow this week,” said Public Health Director, Katherine Wells.
Even before the pandemic, Dr. Rakhshanda L. Rahman said getting people to screen for cancers was a concern. Now, a significant drop in the rate of screening has presented a possible deadly effect.
Meadow City Council and the Mayor held an emergency meeting Thursday afternoon and they say given the increase in COVID cases, they have issued a Mayoral Order prohibiting all gatherings of more than 10 people.
Organizers of the auction say the former owners of the building left everything inside, and they want to give the public a chance to pick up some of these items at deep discounts.
After an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD), M & US Concrete Inc. – based in Lubbock, Texas – has paid $43,216 in back wages to nine employees for violating the prevailing wage requirements of the Davis-Bacon and Related Acts (DBRA) and the Contract Work Hou
WHD investigators determined that Armstrong Mechanical Inc. – doing business as Armstrong Plumbing Heating and Air – failed to pay required prevailing wages, fringe benefits and overtime to subcontractors working at a Veterans Affairs outpatient facility in Lubbock, Texas.
The Mayor of the City of Brownfield will be issuing a Mayoral Order prohibiting all gatherings of more than ten people within the municipal limits of the City of Brownfield.
Walmart filed a lawsuit saying that the Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration are blaming the company for the government’s own lack of regulatory and enforcement policies to stem the crisis.
Today the families of fallen Firefighter Hill, Lubbock Police Offer Renya, and injured Firefighter Dawson were given $5,000 each by McGavock Nissan. The car dealership presented the families with a check totaling $15,000. Earlier this year, the dealership auctioned off a fire chief helmet signed...
City officials said in a release they have been keeping in communication with each of the long term care and nursing home facilities in Levelland and Hockley County, and have learned of “several” cases at Lynwood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and Levelland Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
The Longhorn Band will not play “The Eyes of Texas” at this Saturday’s football game between the University of Texas at Austin and Baylor University after a survey of members revealed several students are unwilling to play the traditional alma mater song, according to The Daily Texan.
Texas Tech University is changing up its normal commencement schedule to offer both in-person and virtual commencement ceremonies for December 2020 graduates.
Former Lady Raiders head basketball coach Marlene Stollings has announced she is filing a lawsuit against Texas Tech University and Athletic Director Kirby Hocutt, after she was fired this year following allegations of a hostile and inappropriate environment.
