Airstrikes began when tensions over a flashpoint holy site in Jerusalem and the threatened eviction of dozens of Palestinian families from a nearby neighborhood boiled over.
Playing their first game in 10 days since beating Oklahoma 14-4 in a non-conference game in Amarillo, the 7th ranked Red Raiders lost to the Sooners 9-8 in 10 innings in the Conference series opener Friday night.
If your home or business was affected by the winter storm then there is still time to apply for financial assistance. For most, insurance would not cover the level of damage sustained back in February.
To survive, she let her emotions drive her care of patients as they lay alone with no family. At the height of the pandemic during the spring, she made the tough decision to send her children to their grandparents to keep them safe. It was months before she saw them again.
Businesses are getting a much-needed boost as Texas Tech graduates walk the stage this week - a welcome return to normal after in-person graduations were canceled last year.
The Lubbock Police Department’s Special Operations Division conducted a prostitution operation on May 7. The operation resulted in 11 arrests for prostitution, soliciting prostitution and other offenses.
No. 7 Texas Tech baseball has been named one of 20 potential host site schools for the 2021 NCAA regional round of competition, the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee announced Friday morning.
A crash on West Loop 289 is causing emergency responders to shut down northbound traffic coming from 50th Street onto the Loop and traffic on the loop is being diverted off before the area of the crash.
The Texas Tech University commencement has been moved on Saturday to the United Supermarkets Arena due to the threat of severe weather. There has also been an adjustment to the ceremony times.
A severe weather threat is included in my weekend outlook. Before that threat develops, we will experience morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and temperatures climbing to near average for mid-May.
No deputies or civilians were injured. The juvenile was charged with evading in a vehicle and evading on foot. Seth Michiel Sosa was charged with evading on foot and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon.
In a poll on the KCBD Facebook page, 35 of 50 respondents said they wouldn’t give their child the COVID-19 vaccine. Meanwhile, at the Civic Center, several 12-to-15-year-olds stepped in line for their first opportunity to get the Pfizer vaccine.
The Womble Center opened most of its facilities for fans and donors to see. Patrons were able to see the offices from Adams and Gerlich. The Lady Raiders’ head coach says the new place will serve as a vital stepping-stone to helping the hoopsters achieve their goals.
Storm chances return to the area Friday and continue into next week. Isolated storms will be possible tomorrow, but more widespread activity will impact your Saturday evening.
Following approval by the FDA, the CDC and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, the Lubbock Health Department administered its first Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations to children ages 12 and older Thursday at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.
Texas Tech hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday to officially open the Dustin R. Womble Basketball Center, a state-of-the-art $32.2 million facility that will be the new home to the university’s men’s and women’s basketball programs.
A 56-year-old Lubbock man, Walter H. Black III, was struck by a vehicle and killed while walking in the roadway nine miles north of Andrews on Wednesday night.
The West Texas Cycling Association is taking part in the International Ride of Silence, a silent procession to honor cyclists who have been killed or injured while cycling on public roadways.
One person was taken to the hospital and another had minor injuries after a crash that happened on the access road of West Loop 290 at Marsha Sharp Freeway.
A woman, a 14-year-old and a 12-year-old were arrested Wednesday evening after the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office was called to the 200 block of Kimberly Drive.
During a Thursday workshop meeting, the Lubbock Independent School District’s Board of Trustees approved a motion to make masks optional during graduation, summer programs and next school year.
Another cloudy morning, but more sunshine and seasonal temperatures are on the way. In addition, a chance of rain, and thunderstorms, returns to my forecast as we head into the weekend.
Superintendent Jim Baum says the main reason for the change was to give teachers an extra day to plan. Right now, they only get about 45 minutes a day to grade and prepare lessons for up to 90 students.
In a new segment, Pete Christy looks to RePete something from the past. Today he went out to New Deal baseball practice to RePete something that happened at New Deal baseball practice on May 25, 2011.
One of the fallen Concho County deputies, Samuel Leonard, was a lifelong Lamesa man who had just left the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office only three weeks ago.
While the funds have been expected since the American Rescue Plan passed in March, Lubbock leaders don’t exactly know how they’ll spend the nearly $117 million coming to the city and county governments.
A man who was indicted for the murder of a woman who went missing in 2006 in Llano County on May 3, 2021 turned himself in to the Lubbock County Detention Center on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. He was released after posting a $2 million bond.
Wednesday, homebound residents in and around Lubbock had special visitors knocking on their doors. Law enforcement agents delivered for “Meals On Wheels” in observation of Peace Officer Memorial Day.Members of the Lubbock Police Department, the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office, and State Troopers de
Citibus is hosting two mobile job fairs next week. The first will be at the TJ Patterson Library on Monday, May 17th and the second on Wednesday, May 19th, both from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Carlos Valdez, 38, of Lubbock has been indicted by a Lubbock County Grand Jury on a charge of abandoning and endangering a child with criminal neglect.
The Lubbock Fire Department’s heavy rescue team was called to the City of Lubbock Cemetery after a person fell into a freshly dug grave Wednesday morning.
It was one of the coolest May 11 afternoons in Lubbock's weather record. The high was 55°. Just one degree shy of tying the min-max record (coolest high) of 54° (in 1954). Temperatures, and storm chances, more typical of mid-May are on the way.
Several of their family members expressed their gratitude for the tribute. For one survivor, it was a day to reflect on the lessons learned in the aftermath.
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“It’s about honoring those folks that lost family, about those folks that that stood up and said ‘We’re not gonna let this beat us down’,” Stephen Faulk, VP of MWM Architects said. “There’s a true West Texas spirit around here and not much can knock us down.”
Police say The Metropolitan Special Crimes Unit is responding after a call for service came in at 3:30 p.m. as a check welfare call. Upon entry, LPD says officers located a deceased male.
Tuesday marks the 51 years since an F-5 tornado devastated much of Lubbock and killed 26 people. To mark the anniversary, a dedication ceremony will be held at the Lubbock Civic Center.
Frenship ISD and Aramark are teaming up once again for Tiger Bites, a summer feeding program that provides free meals for all kids age 18 or younger across the Lubbock and Wolfforth communities.
