What Issue Concerns You The Most When it Comes to Lubbock’s Future? [POLL]
KFYO Poll of the Day
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Lone Star Dirt and Paving Begins Road Work Project for Quaker Avenue And 24th Street
Lone Star Dirt and Paving has been contracted by the City of Lubbock to begin a three phase road work project that will affect Quaker and 24th Street.
Lubbock City Council Candidate Maurice Stanley Donates Anonymous Campaign Donations
Stanley had raised the $2,740 in a bucket labeled “Maurice’s Common Sense Fund” which was placed in his barber shop.
Lubbock City Council Approves Synthetic Weed Ban Expansion, Postpones Love’s Travel Stop Vote
Since the chemical compositions of these synthetic drugs for sale change to get around existing ordinances, the Council approved the ordinance which adds a number of the new chemical structures to the City’s ban list.
City of Lubbock to Enter Stage 2 Water Restrictions on June 1st
Unless the area receives a significant amount of rainfall before June 1st, the City will enter Stage 2 Water Restrictions. Here's what you need to know.
Chad’s Morning Brief: Nancy Pelosi Says Employer Mandate is Staying, Taxes and the Growth of Lubbock, and Other Top Stories
The Chad Hasty Show airs 8:30-11am on 790AM KFYO. Listen online at kfyo.com and on your phone with the radioPup App.
Taxes and the Growth of Lubbock
Lubbock is growing and will continue to grow if we are smart about it.
Lubbock City Councilman Victor Hernandez Discusses Hispanic Community and Economic Growth in Lubbock [AUDIO]
On this week's edition of The Matt Crow Show, District 1 City Councilman Victor Hernandez spoke with Matt Crow to share his thoughts on some of the major local issues in Lubbock.
City of Lubbock Vaccination Clinics for Week of April 7th
Vaccinations are available for children ages 2 months and older and will cost $15 for one dose or $20 for two or more doses. Adult vaccination prices vary.
Lubbock City Council Gives Initial Approval to Love’s Truck Stop Zoning Change, Animal Shelter Expansion
Council members heard a push from a citizen to allow off-leash hours at a local park, a new truck stop, and an expansion for the City’s three-year-old animal shelter.