Xcel Energy Settles With Consumer Groups For Electric Rate Increase
Xcel says the increase will help cover the cost of critical investments in new power lines, substations, and generating facilities to meet growing regional demand.
Cole Shooter
Cole Shooter, a Lubbock native, attended Lubbock High School and holds a degree in Political Science from Texas Tech University, where he minored in music performance, specifically voice, organ, and carillon. He hopes to attend the Texas Tech School of Law following an MBA from Wayland Baptist University.Cole has led numerous political organizations around Lubbock and Texas Tech, in addition to being the former president of Tech's Zeta Sigma chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the nation's oldest men's music fraternity, and the Tech Guild of Carilloneurs.He was an opinions columnist for Tech's Daily Toreador from August 2006 to December 2010, and Cole's columns have been featured in Gwen Ifill's Washington Week, the Jewish Collegiate Weekly, as well as other publications.Cole has been a news anchor at KFYO since February 2007.
Amarillo Anesthesiologist Edgar Lockett, Jr. Arrested on Tax Evasion Charges
An indictment alleges that Lockett has not filed income tax returns since 1999, except for a joint return filed with his spouse for 2007.
Motorcyclist Killed in Monday Wreck, 17-year-old Charged With Intoxication Manslaughter
The man on the motorcycle, 47-year-old Liandro Garcia was pronounced dead at the scene. At least four other vehicles were involved in the wreck.
Texas Tech School of Law to Continue Partnership With Estacado High School
Tech Law originally partnered with the program in 2006 to offer additional educational resources for high school students interested in pursuing legal careers.
Texas Tech Track & Field Teams Enter Big 12 Championships in Top 20
Tech is one of two Big 12 schools with both men’s and women’s track and field teams ranked in the top 20 entering the Big 12 Championships.
Screening of “Honor Flight” Film to be Held in Lubbock
The film focuses on the efforts of community volunteers to raise funds for an “honor flight” and the results, as a group of World War II veterans go on an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington D.C. to see the monuments erected to honor their military achievements and efforts.
Man Stabs Four at Albuquerque Church, Suspect Thought Choir Leader Was a Freemason
Capener has reportedly told investigators he believes that Masons are part of a conspiracy.
Lubbock Police Locate Amber Alert Subject Elijah Reczek, Three in Custody
LPD officers converged on the vehicle as it was trying to leave from behind the Hampton Inn, located at 4003 South Loop 289.
Wednesday Baseball Game Between Texas Tech & New Mexico Cancelled
The teams will play on Tuesday, April 30th at 6:37 p.m. at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park.
Sunday Stabbing Results in Death of 27-Year-Old Israel Vasquez, Say Lubbock Police
LPD says that eight to twelve people were fighting at the scene, and four people were stabbed during the altercation.