Brad Burt

The City of Lubbock and Civic Lubbock, Inc. are once more looking for artists to decorate storm drains across the city and selected artists can potentially get $500 for their work.

USA Boxing’s National Junior Olympics have been set to take place June 21-27 at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.

The Frenship Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the call for a vote on a nearly $300 million bond Monday night.

Former Texas Tech Basketball players Matt Mooney and Tariq Owens have officially put pen to paper with two NBA teams.

The Texas Department of Transportation has released a crash report on Saturday’s fatal crash in which two first responders died, one firefighter was hospitalized in critical condition and a driver suffered serious injuries.

After the loss of two first responders this weekend, several representatives from various First Responder organizations across the country are asking drivers across the country to “pay attention and move over.”

The number of guilty pleas in the Reagor-Dykes floor plan fraud scheme has grown after another employee pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

The renowned fiddle-player, songwriter and an inspiration to decades of west Texas artists, passed away Wednesday evening at 90 years-old.

Representative Jodey Arrington released a statement Wednesday night condemning the impeachment process as “completely partisan.”

After more than 25 years, Tokyo Japanese Seafood and Steakhouse Restaurant in Lubbock will be closing its doors in 2020.

The Lubbock County Democratic Party Executive committee delivered a release, urging representative Jodey Arrington, as well as Texas Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn to support the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

The Lubbock Homelessness Committee met Tuesday to discuss the causes and current resources for homelessness in the Lubbock community

Juan Carlos Gallardo has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 28-year-old Yvette Ellis.

Dr. Dennis D. Tedford, a 59-year-old family medicine doctor in Brownfield was sentenced to five years in federal prison and ordered to pay $70,000 in restitution today for prescribing drugs without legitimate medical purpose.

A longtime news anchor for Lubbock at KAMC News, Bill Maddox, passed away Tuesday at the age of 81.

South Plains Foster Care Court Associate Judge Kara Darnell filed as a candidate for State District Judge of the 99th Judicial District, Tuesday.

An Austin-based Texas Country band got the support of west Texas and the Lubbock music industry Thursday night after their bus burned on the way to the Hub City; costing them equipment, merchandise, and even some shoes.

On November 16, from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., incoming traffic will be closed and the Lubbock Police Department will have officers on scene at Broadway and University Avenue east to Avenue X, to provide a safe environment for vendors and customers in the Broadway area.

A West Texas artist is now in New York teaching children the love of music through guitar, but many of the kids don’t have instruments at home. So he’s asking for the public’s help to fill a need.

The Atheist Community of Lubbock has announced they will be providing food, clothes and blankets as part of their first ever “No Strings Attached” homeless outreach event, on Sunday, November 17, at Mose Hood park on 26th and Ave Q from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Simpson posted a video to his Twitter, calling himself “O.J. Mahomes,” and he offered some advice to the quarterback on his recent injury, saying he should take these days to get healthy.

Texas Tech University has announced a new marketing partnership with United Supermarkets, naming them “The Official Supermarket of Tech Athletics and the Tech Alumni Association.”

Officer Thomas Thompson of Lubbock Police was among four finalists for the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) 2019 Police Officer of the Year Award.

An assembly of all-local artists are ready to release their work to the public in a free event tonight at the Cactus Theater. Scheduled to perform are Dustin Garrett, Phantom Wilds, Booga Bradshaw, Jerry Serrano, Jim Dixon, Derek Bohl, Alicia Morgan, Hannah Jackson, Madelyn Mandry and SPUR 327.

Texas Game Wardens recently traveled to Kruger National Park in South Africa to begin an annual professional exchange program with South African National Parks Game Rangers.

The exhibition titled “Frozen In Time,” highlights the importance of Genetic Resources Collections: databases of frozen samples vital to education and scientific discovery.

The Texas Commission on the Arts (TCA) is hoping to “advance the creative economy of Texas by investing in the future of the arts,” through a $5,000 grant to talented Texas High School students.

The food trucks of Lubbock are ready to rumble in the Downtown Food Truck Showdown on Sunday, October 20.

The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra will be taking the community back in time with the intense rock music of Led Zeppelin.

Marty Rowley, a seven-year member of the State Board of Education, has announced he will not seek re-election to the Board after fulfilling his current term.