Two former employees with the Reagor-Dykes Auto Group pleaded guilty for their role in a $23 million check kiting scheme, allegedly under the direction of the auto group’s former Chief Financial Officer, Shane Smith.
Storms, rain, hail, wind, fog, clouds and even some sun. All possible elements in our KCBD viewing area over the next 24 to 36 hours. While the threat is low, a few storms may produce marginally severe weather. On the other hand, a few spots may miss out on rain altogether.
Many are hoping to find a better life in the United States, but even once they make it across the border, many may find themselves in a world they could not have possibly imagined.
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Levelland police say a 2-year-old little boy was saved by park employees after he was playing, wandered off, and nearly drowned in a lake nearby. Now, we hear from the man who lead his team during the crucial minutes to save the toddler.
Two well-known locations have been allowed to reopen after health inspectors forced them to close their doors and clean up following their latest inspection.
One person on scene was found with moderate injuries, according to police. The crash caused traffic to back up on the westbound Marsha Sharp Freeway access road approaching Slide.
Thomas Caudill was sentenced to 99 years in TDCJ on Wednesday, with credit for time served after previously being found guilty of possession of a firearm with an enhancement.
Two suspects are being penalized after they allegedly stole a life-sized cutout of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, then had a wreck as they fled
Administration with Texas Tech and the Texas Tech University System are in Amarillo for the groundbreaking ceremony for the upcoming School of Veterinary Medicine.
Since this weekend the KCBD First Alert Forecast Team has been talking about an increase in our storm and rain potential for the end of the week. Well, it's about to be the end of the week. Here's my update.
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Happy Birthday to James Braxton. He is 100 years old today and grateful for five extra years, thanks to Dr. Marc Levine, a Lubbock Interventional Cardiologist.
An investigation is underway after several packages were stolen from a central Lubbock post office. The Lubbock Police Department was called out to the Murryhill Post Office at 4811 Louisville Avenue on Sunday morning.
More than 80 veterans are back on the South Plains after spending three days in the Washington, D.C. area on the Texas South Plains Honor Flight. The trip has provided them an opportunity to see how the United States pays tribute to them, the wars they fought and the men and women they fought next t
Katharine Hayhoe, director of the Climate Center at Texas Tech University, has received a 2019 Champions of the Earth Award, the United Nations’ highest environmental honor, for her commitment to understanding the effects of climate change and efforts to transform public attitudes.
Federal prosecutors say 58 people across Texas have been charged with assorted health care fraud blamed for $66 million in losses and unlawful distribution of opioids
On Thursday, September 19, Lubbock’s Texas Roadhouse and 62 other locations across Texas, Arizona, Oklahoma and New Mexico, invite the public to simultaneous Permian Basin Strong fundraisers to benefit Midland/Odessa shooting victims and their families.
A 41-year-old Hobbs, New Mexico woman was arrested by police, charged with abandonment of a child resulting in death, after she is said to have left a 2-year-old girl in the backseat of her vehicle.
Parts of U.S. Highway 62 were blocked off after a crash between a semi-truck and pickup truck reported just after 4 a.m. Wednesday. The driver of the pickup was injured in this crash.
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We can expect little change in our weather over the next 24 hours or so, but a significant change will follow. As our team has noted over the past several days or so, wetter and (at least slightly) cooler weather is on the way.
A call came into police at 8:58 p.m., about a crash involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck in the area of 66th Street and Indiana Avenue. One person on scene was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries.
CASA of the South Plains is asking for your help. The organization is looking for people to become a court appointment special advocate for a child in foster care.
Police responded to a crash in the 3900 block of 4th street. The collision involved a Blazer pickup and a semi-truck. One person was found with moderate injuries.
This past Saturday, September 14 at the World Series of Barbecue in Kansas City, Lubbock-native C.B. Stubblefield, of Stubb's Bar-B-Q was inducted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame.
It is being built to honor and recognize the 26 victims who died in the 1970 tornado that hit the hub city. It will also pay tribute to the resiliency of the Lubbock community and their ability to rebuild.
All it took was one phone call from Occidental to the South Plains Food Bank (SPFB) to make a big impact for their mobile pantry program, according to SPFB team members.
Six of seven people arrested on various charges connected to the disappearance and death of 79-year-old Celestino Rodriguez were indicted by a grand jury in Lubbock, Tuesday.
The Lubbock Police Department has one person in custody after a police chase that started around 7:10 a.m. Tuesday. The chase ended near Quaker Avenue and the Marsha Sharp Freeway.
Meet Xela, KCBD’s Pet of the Day with Lubbock Animal Services. Xela is a 3-year-old heeler-mix, who is spayed and is one of the longest stay pets with LAS.
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Day 2 of the Texas South Plains Honor Flight is difficult to summarize, just like the emotions our more than 80 veterans felt while visiting the national monuments built to honor them and the wars they fought.
According to the report from Texas Tech, records were set in total enrollment, graduate enrollment, graduation rates, National Merit Finalists and Presidential Scholarships awarded.
The Lubbock Police Department has identified a 59-year-old man as the person who was killed Monday night after he was hit by a pickup truck near 89th Street and University Avenue.
Texas Tech Athletics confirms Red Raider QB Alan Bowman could be out for several weeks due to a shoulder injury from this past Saturday’s game against Arizona.
The Lubbock Police Department has been called to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Kent Street, in northeast Lubbock, after a body was reportedly found in a field.
Joe Louis Garcia, 28, is currently in the Lubbock County Detention Center on a combined bond of $10,250. He is charged with evading in a vehicle and possession of drug paraphernalia.
KCBD is proud to travel with veterans from the Texas South Plains Honor Flight as they head to Washington, DC to see the memorials built to honor the wars they fought for us.
There will be little change in our weather today or tomorrow. Which means mild mornings, very warm to somewhat hot afternoons, and little chance of rain. Our next potential rain-maker, however, is in our sights.
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Emergency crews responded to a collision near the north Loop 289 and MLK Boulevard. The crash involved two cars, and at least one person on scene had serious injuries. The total extent of injuries are unknown at this time.
Lubbock Fire Rescue’s Critical Incident Stress Team recently returned from Midland/Odessa, where they reached out to help first responders in the wake of the shooting that killed seven people and injured 22.
