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The sweet smell of cookies fills the air as the Girl Scouts kick off their annual sale in Lubbock—get ready for a new flavor twist this season!

Lubbock’s food trucks are turning up the heat, offering a delicious escape from traditional dining. Get ready for a tasty journey through the city's culinary scene!

Texas authorities captured a wanted fugitive on January 7 in Houston. Thanks to a citizen's anonymous tip, the fugitive is in custody, and the caller will receive a cash reward of up to $6,000 for their help.

Identity theft is a high-stress crisis, but taking the right steps in Texas can mitigate the damage. Learn how to stay calm, check your credit reports, and report the crime to the proper authorities to begin your recovery.

Shaw thanked supporters for the prayers and well wishes.

In a place where the elements challenge every day, West Texas women redefine beauty and strength in ways that are both practical and inspiring.

Imagine raiding the fridge at midnight, munching on cold pizza—there’s something strangely comforting about those late-night snacking rituals.

Historic Big Boy Engine to embark on first coast-to-coast tour.

More and more dogs are being dumped in Lubbock County.

This January, Lubbock’s thrift stores are bursting with post-holiday gems waiting to be uncovered, just in time for your new year budget refresh.

Rebecca Tijerina Ortiz is using her baking skills to honor sobriety, crafting beautiful cakes that tell stories of resilience and achievement.

One restaurant group is pulling out of Texas.

Explore the history of Texas' official state symbols! From the stunning blue topaz to the ancient petrified palmwood, learn how these two unique geological treasures became icons of the Lone Star State back in 1969.

A late-night traffic stop in Galveston took a bizarre turn when an impersonator tried to play cop—now the community’s trust is on the line.

Texas has reached "very high" flu activity per the CDC. Learn exactly how the virus spreads through droplets and why you are most contagious during the first three days of symptoms, even before you feel sick.

Picture this: a backyard barbecue filled with laughter, where Lubbock’s true spirit shines through amid the dust and heat.

With millions of smokers lighting up in Texas, the costs add up fast, but the health risks might be even steeper.

Temperatures are about to fall, but will snow be falling along with those temperatures? Here's what we know.

A true crime lover grapples with her fascination and discomfort, as a haunting case from her home state resurfaces in a gripping new docuseries.

Two individuals face federal charges after attempting to smuggle exotic Red-Lored parrots through the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge. Authorities emphasize that importing birds requires strict permits and health screenings to prevent disease.

Imagine gathering with friends, sharing generous plates of unique starters. Lubbock's food scene offers a delicious adventure, and we're diving into the best places to enjoy it.

It’s that time of year again, but not all hunting tales end happily. A few recent tragedies remind us all to stay safe in the woods.

A new ice cream shop is opening its first location in Texas and bringing new flavors with them.

Bored Teachers brings the "Is it Friday Yet?!" tour to Lubbock's Buddy Holly Hall on Jan. 31. Founded by former educators, this show offers a night of relatable laughs for anyone working in schools.

Ever noticed how clothes go from 'freshly laundered' to 'let’s just smell it first'? It's a real adult strategy.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns of 1,101 mystery seed packets from China found across Texas. These unidentified seeds pose a biosecurity threat to families and the local agriculture industry.

Get ready to savor some serious flavor this February as Lubbock's culinary scene heats up for a beloved cook-off.

Following fraud investigations in Minnesota, Gov. Greg Abbott is tightening oversight of Texas child care. He has ordered the TWC and HHSC to increase site visits and data verification to ensure state funds are used properly.

In Lubbock's grocery aisles, convenience meets a troubling twist as a new study uncovers theft trends among self-checkout users.

El Ranchito Burrito has been the go-to spot for breakfast burritos, but uncertainty looms over its future. Let’s dig into what’s happening.