The Texas House voted to legalize the farming of industrial hemp a few months ago, but rules need to be set in place and then approved by the Texas Department of Agriculture before farmers can start planting.
A Lubbock man pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence in the murder of 32-year-old Gabriel Salazar. Salazar’s body was found behind the Carriage House Inn on Jan. 8, 2017.
Texas Tech and University Medical Center have partnered up to establish a Children’s Behavioral Health Clinic inside of UMC’s campus. The new clinic will offer individual, couple and family therapy on site and through teletherapy.
On Thursday, July 18, officers with the Lubbock Police Department Major Crash Investigation Unit will temporarily shut down several streets to continue investigations into recent major crashes. Each location should not be closed down for more than two hours.
Edwards joins an increasingly crowded field vying for the Democratic nomination for one of Texas' U.S. Senate seats. The eventual nominee will face an incumbent who already has a $9 million war chest.
A Lubbock family is bringing attention to another unsolved murder in Lubbock as they approach a somber anniversary. Two weeks from today will mark 10 years since Christopher Perez was murdered in Lubbock.
From July 17 through July 28, guests are encouraged to purchase school supplies and drop them into barrels located near the entrance of any United Supermarkets, Market Street or Amigos location in Lubbock and Slaton.
The suspect reportedly made contact with a 9-year-old inside the home while she was sleeping. He attempted to abduct the child when she screamed for her mother.
The City of Abernathy is warning of a scam with callers pretending to be from Xcel Energy, threatening disconnect for non-payment within 30 to 45 minutes of the call.
Multiple law enforcement agencies and units are currently investigating two overnight shootings that resulted in several injuries and one death. Police officials say it appears both shootings are connected.
A Lubbock County grand jury has indicted a 21-year-old Lorenzo woman on charges of manslaughter after a deadly November crash that killed 52-year-old Hector Villarreal-Castaneda.
Robert Quevedo, 55, charged with failure to stop and render aid, has been indicted by a grand jury. His son, Jeremiah Quevedo, 19, was arrested for tampering with evidence in connection to a deadly motorcycle crash on June 29th.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will get a debate rematch in the second round of Democratic presidential primary debates, while Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren will share a stage to argue their progressive visions.
There’s a new attitude about Trinity Christian Lion football going into the 2019 season and it starts at the top as Dr, Kevin Spiller takes over as the Lions Head Coach.“What an opportunity. What a blessing to be given this job as head football coach, head track coach and assistant ad
The Lubbock Police Department is investigating a shooting in which four people were shot and one was killed while on their way back to a house in northeast Lubbock.
After tomorrow, there will not be a bank or lending institution east of I-27 in Lubbock. That's because the Wells Fargo inside of United Supermarkets on Parkway Avenue is closing.
Investigators urge anyone with information on Abdurahman to call Crime Line at (806) 741-1000. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward.
With 9,500 people estimated to be diagnosed with skin cancer every day in the United States, Family Nurse Practitioner with Lubbock Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center, says wearing sunscreen is crucial because it blocks UV rays from sinking into your skin.
Officers were called to the United Supermarket at 12815 Indiana Avenue to respond to reports that a man, later identified as Alfonso Telles, 24, of Lubbock, was bothering customers in the parking lot with a long knife.
Packing food boxes to distribute to local families has become easier, thanks to a new conveyor belt designed and built by a Texas Tech University professor and his students.
