Lubbock Man Pleads No Contest for Murder of 11-month Old Grandson
A Lubbock man will spend the next 30 years of his life in prison for the murder of his grandson.
Allen Corbin
Allen Corbin handles a variety of duties for KFYO. He reports and anchors newscasts for KFYO News and produces Pratt on Texas. He is also a contributing producer and fill-in host for SportsRadio 1340 The Fan.
Retail Gas Prices Rise in Lubbock, Drop in Texas
Gas Prices rise in Lubbock, but fall in the State of Texas.
City of Lubbock Offices Closed for MLK Jr. Day
City of Lubbock Offices will be closed on Monday, January 21st.
National Wear Red Day Set for February 1
Lubbock citizens and businesses are invited to go “Red for Women” on National Wear Red Day slated for February 1.
Henry Louis “Skip” Gates to Speak at Texas Tech Lecture Series [VIDEO]
Henry Louis Gates will serve the as the first guest of the inaugural African American History Month Lecture Series.
Cargill Meat Plant in Plainview to Close, 2000 Jobs Lost
The Cargill Meat plant in Plainview announced Thursday morning it will idle its plant on February 1, 2013.
Retail Gas Prices Slightly Drop in Texas
Gas prices drop a penny.
Gas Prices Drop in Lubbock For 2nd Straight Week
Gas Prices in Lubbock drop for the second consecutive week.
Xcel Energy Honored for 2012 Assistance in Storm Ravaged Areas
Xcel was honored by the Edison Electric Institute with the association’s Emergency Assistance Award for their outstanding effort in Ohio last summer and in the Northeast for Hurricane Sandy.
State of the City Delivered by Glen Robertson
The state of the City of Lubbock was addressed Tuesday morning.
Mayor Glen Robertson highlighted the cities 4.6 percent unemployment rate and the growing population of the city now at 233,000.
With the growing population also brings the need for more water sources and conservation for the city’s growing need.