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Should the trauma area Lubbock is a part of see 5 more days straight of a 15 percent+ COVID-19 hospitalization rate, many Lubbock businesses would be closed.

What the Mayor or Governor could do if coronavirus cases continue to rise in Lubbock.

Bars in Texas can reopen beginning October 14th at 50 percent capacity and only if the county judge says it's okay.

The loosening restrictions, and openings, would most likely occur with bars, restaurants, amusement parks, water parks and sports stadiums.

Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn have both said they will vote to confirm Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court

On Thursday night, I went to one of my favorite bars in Lubbock. It’s a large building with a good patio with a good selection of whiskey and they still allow cigar smoking. It’s a pretty rare place in Lubbock due to the fact that they allow cigar smoking in the first place...

Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference to provide an update on the state's ongoing efforts to combat COVID-19. During the press conference, the Governor issued Executive Orders expanding occupancy levels for restaurants, retail stores, office buildings, manufacturing facilities, gyms and exercise facilities and classes, museums, and libraries, and re-authorizing elective surgeries for

Texas Governor Greg Abbott will hold a press conference on Thursday (September 17th) at noon at the Texas State Capitol to provide an update on how COVID-19 is impacting the State of Texas. Gov. Abbott will be joined by Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Speaker of the Texas House Dennis Bonnen, and other officials...

When considering specifically defunding police, Braddock said, "I think the idea that you want to push back on defunding the police, I get that. Because, let me tell you, from a political standpoint, if the frame for it is 'defunding the police', that is something that is wildly unpopular in rural Texas and suburban Texas."

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Thursday night that the Texas Education Agency had obtained over 1 million devices that will help with students who are attending school virtually during the coronavirus pandemic. According to a press release from the Governor's office, the money came from the federal government and the CARES Act...