After a much cooler than normal day on the South Plains, we have another one or more coming up Sunday into early next week.

Lubbock Lupus Group hosted their Power of Purple walk for the second year on Saturday.

Seth Brillon was 18 years old and set to graduate from Frenship High School on Friday.

The Lubbock Salvation Army is implementing a new program to help keep teens off the street.

One person has had to leave their home after a structure fire in the 3500 block of 77th Drive.

Lamesa ISD canceled its last half-day of school on Friday, May 20 in response to a terroristic threat.

By Sunday night rain chances will increase for the region and shower and storms are likely from Monday through Wednesday of next week.

The ‘Lubbock Businesses Bounce Back’ program was created for small businesses in the City of Lubbock that were impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Texas Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of a known white supremacist who they say posted a series of comments threatening to carry a firearm onto the Texas State Capitol grounds and challenge any law enforcement officer who tries to take enforcement actions against him.

Emergency crews are responding to a vehicle rolled over under the South Loop 289 overpass at Quaker Avenue. Injuries have not been confirmed at this time, but the vehicle was reported on it’s side.

Two people have been charged in connection with the death of an infant.

The much talked about cold front is on schedule to arrive late today or tonight. A much cooler weekend will follow. A separate weather system will bring a good chance of thunderstorms and rain early next week.