Lubbock News - Page 13

The Wildcats held a lead over the Red Raiders for the last 37 minutes of the game

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Lubbock Moonlight Musicals will hold open auditions for their upcoming production of Mary Poppins this Friday and Saturday.

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Next week many students of Estacado High School will arrive on campus briefly during a school holiday for the launch of Estacado’s one-to-one technology initiative.

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A lot of food is consumed on Super Bowl Sunday, so why not make yours delicious?

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Not long ago, we wondered aloud why James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ had been largely forgotten about only five years later, despite being the biggest movie of all-time. It doesn’t even seem like there is a lot of anticipation for ‘Avatar 2’, which Cameron is developing concurrently with Parts 3 & 4. Well, people will suddenly have a little more time to start getting excited for an ‘Avatar 2’, because Cameron announced today that the upcoming sequel has been pushed back a full year, to December 2017.

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Representative to the 14th Congressional District of Texas, Randy Weber has issued an apology following a tweet of his which compared Adolf Hitler favorably when compared to President Barack Obama.

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The United Family of Stores pulled all Happy Apple Brand Caramelized Apples from shelves following a recent outbreak of Listeria stemming from prepackaged caramel apples linked to 7 deaths and assured no contaminated apples are in stock.

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Coronado High School in Lubbock has implemented a new policy for Spring 2015 regarding students being tardy to class. And some aren't happy about it.

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Ambassador Tibor Nagy Jr., vice provost of international affairs for Texas Tech University, shared his thoughts with Lubbock's First News' Tom Collins and Laura Mac about his recent "State of the World" speech Tuesday.

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Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar released the state’s Biennial Revenue estimate today, which projects the legislature will have $113 billion available to spend in the 2016-2017 state budget.

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