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Let's be honest, a lot of people love shooting off fireworks. Adults and kids alike get a thrill out of blowing stuff up, and fireworks have the added pleasure of making cool designs and noises. Also, fireworks are easy to get. They are illegal inside the city limits of Lubbock, but take about six steps out side the city limits and there are fireworks stands all over the place...

It's almost time to celebrate the red, white, and blue. Independence Day weekend is coming up and it will be a weekend full of celebrations and after last year's pandemic shutdown all public celebrations, we are all ready to celebrate this year...

We are coming up on the Independence Day weekend in Lubbock and more most that means grilling in the back yard, beer, a little pool time, and of course 4th on Broadway and fireworks. But it can also mean getting in a little time with art and artist in Lubbock...

The week of June 28th, multiple road construction projects will begin in Lubbock, meaning drivers are going to have to find alternative routes.

Former City of Lubbock Deputy Director of Emergency Management Justin David Musgraves has been ordered to self-surrender by noon on Friday, June 25th, 2021.

Do you want to have an impact on the City of Lubbock and decisions being made here at home? Do you want to get more involved in what is happening in Lubbock? If so, you should look into joining a City of Lubbock Board and Commission...

Former City of Lubbock Deputy Director of Emergency Management Justin David Musgraves says that he wants to stay out of jail.

The 51st Annual Fall Festival will be held in Lubbock on Saturday, September 11, 2021. The Fall Festival will run from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on that Saturday. The Fall Festival in Lubbock typically draws thousands to the Lubbock Municipal Garden and Arts Center...

This past weekend's rains raised the water level at Lake Alan Henry by four feet, thereby maxing out the capacity for the reservoir at the lake

A letter from the Attorney General of Texas Ken Paxton's office reads that Lubbock's Sanctuary City for the Unborn Ordinance does not break state law.