Ashley Brown
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Gospel Life pastor giving the gift of warmth this holiday season
Richard Long is not just a pastor. He's also a Service Technician, fixing heaters for free for those with financial difficulties. → Read More
Congressman Jodey Arrington says West Texas economy will thrive
Congressman Jodey Arrington says passing this latest Republican tax bill will bring benefits to all levels of the West Texas economy. → Read More
City Council approves bonds for LPD facilities project
Lubbock city council approved $60 million in bonds for the LPD facilities project on Monday night. → Read More
Lubbock Domino's worker loves his job, folding 3,000 pizza boxes
It's a simple job that means the world to Ricky Robles, folding 3,000 pizza boxes a day, proving what he can do, years after losing his sight to Glaucoma. → Read More
Students, parents talk emotions after Frenship gun scare
Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the event at Frenship High School and after a sweep of the building, no weapon was found. → Read More
Lubbock police investigating 3 shootings in 4 days
Lubbock police have had their hands full this week, with three shootings reported in the last four days. → Read More
Good news for this year's cotton harvest
"Anytime our area, when we talk about the High Plains of Texas, can yield more than 5 million bales - which is what we're on target to do - we've got to say that's a good crop." → Read More
Shooting victim was expecting his second child
The family of Peter Caballero remembers him as a brother, a new father, and a friend. Peter was expecting his second child to be born in January of 2018. → Read More
Small Business Saturday encourages people to shop local
Shoppers are encouraged to shop with Black Friday and Cyber Monday but also with Small Business Saturday. → Read More
Cabela's offering gift cards, treats, games and prizes for Black
Cabela's in Lubbock is going all out for their Black Friday shoppers, offering gift cards, treats, games and prizes for people who wait in line. → Read More
Operation Turkey preparing to hand out Thanksgiving meals
Thanksgiving Day preparations are underway across the South Plains, including local charity Operation Turkey. → Read More
Bomb scares across the South Plains were non-functioning devices
Just before 2:30 p.m. Monday afternoon tech emergency officials sent out alert warning of a bomb scare on campus. → Read More
Early game days mean good news for Lubbock restaurants
This will be the seventh 11 a.m. kickoff for the Red Raiders as they take on the Horned Frogs Saturday morning. While some businesses and restaurants are feeling pressure from the early starts, Wal... → Read More
The personal impact of Loop 88
There is no doubt Lubbock is seeing the progression to the south and west sides of the city. New housing and businesses including Academy, Dominoes, and even a United Super Market. The growth has T... → Read More
Church bell stolen from Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Thieves have stolen an important part of history from a South Plains church. → Read More
TxDOT installs blinking stop signs in North Lubbock
TxDOT started making repairs to the Ash Avenue bridge in early November. To make sure they get traffic safely through the north loop I-27 interchange, they installed solar powered stop signs. → Read More
Air Force Veteran is writing books to share a special message
A Lubbock native that was a captain in the Air Force and is now turning his experiences into books. → Read More
Truck that led police on high-speed chase stolen from Amarillo
Two suspects are in custody after a high speed chase with shots fired and a two-hour standoff on Thursday. → Read More
Lamesa residents coping with critical water shortage Wednesday i
The Lamesa water supply was at a critical stage Wednesday morning, with city officials warning residents to be prepared for the supply to run out. → Read More
Lubbock County reaches no fault settlement with former deputy me
Lubbock County has reached a no fault settlement after a former Lubbock County Deputy Medical Examiner filed a lawsuit under the Texas Whistleblower Act back in 2015. → Read More