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As the holidays roll in, families are on the hunt for fun. There's a movie event coming that promises to shake up winter break!

Get ready for one of Lubbock's largest gatherings.

A U.S. citizen seeking entry into Texas was detained at the Laredo bridge when facial ID scans flagged warrants for sex-related offenses. The arrest highlights the vital role of biometric tech in border security.

Visiting Senior Judge Patrick Pirtle ruled in favor of Corley over Parrish and Muerer.

Get ready to dust off those dancing shoes, because Lubbock is about to get its groove on with a night of ABBA magic!

With the echoes of 'Suns up, guns up,' a Texas Congressman celebrates a football season that’s got everyone in Lubbock buzzing with pride.

A 19-year-old was sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of aggravated robbery in Lubbock. The 2024 incident involved a violent carjacking of a 78-year-old and shots fired at a witness.

Tonight's a chance to see how lending a hand at Lubbock Animal Services can make a real difference for our furry friends.

Mark your calendars, Lubbock! A beloved Chicago favorite is about to stir up the local food scene in a big way.

In a bold move, Texas Congressman Arrington is shaking things up with a new immigration bill that could have serious financial implications for local governments.

After 42 years, the final suspect in the 1983 Kilgore KFC murders has been identified via DNA. Devon Riggs, deceased for a decade, was the third man involved in the abduction and execution of five Texans. The case is now closed.

A Texas resident won big from the Texas Lottery and is the states newest millionaire.

Tired of Lubbock traffic? TxDOT is holding a public meeting today, Dec. 18, to discuss major upgrades to FM 179. Learn about new lanes, signals, and drainage structures planned for the 1.8-mile stretch near Wolfforth.

Picture this: a family squabble in a Texas grocery store that sounds more like a scene from a crime drama than dinner conversation. It’s all in good fun, though.

Sounds like we've all had those moments when a tiny issue feels like the end of the world. Here are some wild stories to prove it.

Norovirus is spreading across Texas, causing severe stomach issues. While often called the "stomach flu," it's a highly contagious virus. Learn the symptoms and how to stay hydrated during the 1 to 3-day recovery period.

Mark your calendars, folks! The beloved Carne Guisada Cook-Off just got a fresh date, and it’s shaping up to be a mouthwatering affair.

Nothing says holiday spirit like a free treat in a silly sweater! Dairy Queen is serving up joy, and all it takes is a little creativity.

The first day of winter is coming, but it sure won't feel like it.

Taking a road trip this holiday season? The good news? Gas prices are falling.

Imagine your favorite customizable burger getting ready for the big leagues. That's happening right here!

Texas DPS is increasing patrols from Dec 19 to Jan 1 to ensure holiday safety. With thousands of citations issued last year, officials warn drivers to avoid speeding and impaired driving during the festive season.

From weather to gas stations, competition is woven into the Texan way of life. It’s more than just pride; it’s about being recognized as the best!

This Christmas, Lubbock's dining scene is buzzing with options for those who'd rather skip the kitchen chaos. Plenty of places are ready to serve up some cheer.

Lubbock's 2025 population hit 272,100, a massive 20,000 increase since 2020. The Hub City's 1.5% growth rate outpaces Austin's. Learn what the average Texas Tech city resident looks like, from age to income.

Found a stray cow in Texas? Don't panic! Texas law outlines who to call (your county sheriff) and what happens next. If it's dangerous or unclaimed, the animal may be impounded or even auctioned off.

Imagine trading snowflakes for warm embraces—this Christmas, it’s all about gathering close rather than seeking the perfect holiday postcard.

Ever found yourself singing your heart out while knowing you can't carry a tune? You’re not alone in that quirky struggle that sparks some warm chuckles.

In Lubbock, leashing your dog isn’t just a rule; it's a way to keep everyone safe and sound on those evening walks.

Is your TV spying on you? Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit to get answers.