Michael A. Cantu

City charter hearing takes place today, man wanted after allegedly cutting off ankle monitor, search continues after boat capsizes off Gulf Coast

City adjusts after J&J pause, CDC to look into blood clot issues, new deadline set on Afghanistan troop withdrawal

A bill in a Texas House committee would cap insulin prices at $50 per vial. It is welcome news for many in the health care industry.

Thieves targeting area elderly women in stores, protests continue in Minnesota, prosecution could rest today in Chauvin trial

1 dead after bar fight turns deadly, community welcomes Mark Adams as new coach, STAAR problems plague students

A recent Pew Research Center survey shows more than 30% of U.S. adults feel they are online constantly. That is up from more than 20% in 2015.

Mark Adams named Texas Tech basketball coach, median price of homes up in Lubbock, U.S. meets to re-enter Iran nuclear deal

Boat lands in road after Sunday crash, state COVID hospitalizations comparable to June lows, police chief to testify in Chauvin trial

The City of Lubbock will host an in-person disaster relief event to help citizens apply for federal emergency aid. The aid is available through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Chris Beard to be formally introduced as Texas coach, rescue efforts underway after Taiwan train crash, Chauvin trial continues

There are currently no charges filed against a woman who police say shot and killed an ex-boyfriend who was trying to get into her apartment Wednesday afternoon in Central Lubbock. There is an indication there will not be any charges against her.

Today is last day to register for May 1 ‘Sanctuary City’ proposition, State Senate votes to restrict voter access, MLB kicks off its season

Public voices opinion city charter changes, 1 injured after overnight crash, Biden to unveil infrastructure plan

City to host public hearing on charter review, testimony continues in Chauvin trial, more states open COVID eligibility

The City of Lubbock will host a public hearing at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday virtually and inside Citizens Tower to weigh possible changes to the city charter.

Texas expands COVID eligibility today, new study released on coronavirus origin, trial to start in death of George Floyd

The Arizona man who allegedly held 11 National Guard troops at gunpoint near Lubbock earlier this week has been federally charged with assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon.

The Brewery LBK in downtown Lubbock has officially been named the best brewpub in the United States by USA Today.

Meet R.J., KCBD’s Pet of the Day with Lubbock Animal Services. R.J. is a 2-year-old pit who has been with the shelter for more than two months.

Southern storms claim 5 lives, President Biden ups vaccination goal, LCU Lady Chaps to play for national title tonight

LCU Lady Chaps headed to national title game, tugboats continue work to free cargo ship, Biden to host first news conference

Lubbock opens vaccine eligibility, nursing home restrictions loosened, police release details on Colorado shooter

Lubbock’s county clerk is getting an early start to remind people to register brands they have for livestock.

Investigation continues after Boulder mass shooting, appointments still available for COVID vaccines, health regulators question AstraZeneca shot data

Texas Tech plays in NCAA tournament, Clovis police investigate after man found dead, FBI seeks help in Capitol riot investigation

It’s been one year since Bishop Robert Coerver announced the decision to close Catholic churches on the South Plains. Now, he hopes to try and get more bodies safely inside churches, a goal he could reach by Easter.

2 injured after truck hits house, severe weather expected in Southeast, other states see increase in COVID cases

Today marks 1 year since Lubbock’s first COVID cases, suspect sought in attempted kidnapping, new report released in 2020 election

Unlike many other students, one group is using their week to help instead of relax.

Skeletal remains found in North Lubbock, migrant children being housed in Texas facilities, 2 charged in Capitol officer’s death