All month long, Lubbock schools, businesses and organizations are celebrating all things fall! Here’s a list of fall festivals, trunk-or-treats and other events around the area the entire family can enjoy!
Man charged in deadly North Lubbock shooting, Lubbock Fire Rescue puts out two apartment fires Sunday morning and Congress averts government shutdown. Start your morning here.
U.S. Army veteran, Private First-Class Ronald McInnis, was a soldier with 439th Engineer Battalion and was one of the last Americans to deploy to the Korean War.
Kathy Gilbreath spent her life helping others and was instrumental in creating Women’s Protective Services and the South Plains Food Bank here in Lubbock.
Confessed killer David Hampton testifies ahead of closing arguments, government shutdown deadline looming and House Republicans make their case for Biden impeachment inquiry at first hearing. Start your morning here.
More than 80 kitchens were inspected this week, including all of your favorite fair food booths. Those aren’t included in this report, but don’t worry, they all passed the test.
We have followed the sentencing phase of David Hampton’s Lubbock trial all week, after he pleaded guilty to the robbery and murder of 79-year-old Celestino Rodriguez.
Mosquitos carry about 50 viruses that can be passed on to humans, but here in Lubbock right now, we are only concerned about two: West Nile Virus and St. Louis Encephalitis.
Police identify man killed in officer-involved shooting, 19-year-old killed in Hobbs shooting and Travis King released by North Korea. Start your morning here.
The Texas Veterans Commission granted Refuge Services $200,000, allowing it to provide equine-assisted therapy at no cost for veterans and their family members.
As the sentencing phase continues in the Lubbock trial for an accused killer, we’re learning more about how he eluded authorities after admitting to strangling a man during a robbery.
For many years now you’ve been able to see chickens, sheep, cows, alpacas and many more farm animals at the fair thanks to the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Lubbock County 4-H clubs.
21-year-old Ny’Kia Spence has been charged with 1st degree felony arson and burglary of a habitation following a residential structure fire that happened in Northwest Lubbock on Sept. 11.
An inmate who escaped the John T. Montford Unit earlier this month was taken into custody by Lubbock police, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Documents posted Wednesday by U.S. safety regulators say the anti-lock brake control module can leak fluid and cause an electrical short, which can touch off a fire while the vehicles are parked or being driven.
Suspect fatally shot by Lubbock police officer, sentencing continues for man who plead guilty to robbing and killing 79-year-old Celestino Rodriguez and a Texas Tech student has been taken of life support after police say he was struck by a vehicle Saturday night. Start your morning here.