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Leaders involved in developing the Lubbock County Expo Center are feeling optimistic after securing a significant naming-rights sponsorship. → Read More
The Lubbock City Council on Tuesday took the next significant steps toward a future veterans cemetery. → Read More
Wolfforth is on track to become a home rule municipality by the end of the year after a Charter Commission held its first meeting Monday night. → Read More
A Seminole man was killed in a single-vehicle rollover near the New Mexico state line early Saturday, the Texas Department of Public Safety said. → Read More
The Lubbock City Council designated safety-net providers who will serve in a default capacity once LP&L makes the switch to customer choice this year. → Read More
The mayor's event, sponsored by the Lubbock Apartment Association, comes nine months after Payne was sworn into his position. → Read More
The Lubbock City Council will decide if a controversial proposed student housing development in the Tech Terrace neighborhood will move forward. → Read More
Lubbock police say tips from the public helped them identify and charge a suspect in connection to a December road-rage shooting. → Read More
Lubbock County Sheriff's Office responded to a barricaded subject in a house Wednesday afternoon in south-central Lubbock. → Read More
Lubbock-Cooper ISD officials are calling on Texas state legislators to fundamentally reform the way the state measures public school performance. → Read More
A museum chronicling a historic collegiate women's basketball program is officially open at Wayland after a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday morning. → Read More
The Lubbock City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to honor their late colleague by naming a portion of the downtown municipal campus after him. → Read More
Lubbockites will have a chance to experience the "beautiful Czech sound" of Filharmonie Brno when the acclaimed European orchestra makes a stop at Buddy Holly Hall next week. → Read More
Amarillo attorney Jeff Blackburn, noted for his efforts advocating for civil rights and criminal justice reform and once called the "trouble-makingest lawyer in West Texas," died Tuesday at age 65 af… → Read More
Lubbock-Cooper Independent School District police arrested a middle school student after staff found the student with a firearm and ammunition Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Each fall, more than 70,000 Texas high school musicians audition for a spot in one of the All-State instrumental and vocal ensembles. → Read More
With so many traditions at Texas Tech, here are the stories behind a few students and organization that are tasked to take care of Tech's legacy. → Read More
For the first time Friday and Saturday, hundreds of clergy and laypeople from dozens of churches in West Texas gathered as Global Methodists. → Read More
A retired Air Force colonel has dropped a defamation lawsuit against a Lubbock state representative, his attorneys announced late last week. → Read More
North Lubbock residents are speaking up in an effort to stop a Texas agency from issuing a permit for a concrete plant in the Jackson-Mahon neighborhood. → Read More