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Lubbock's rental scene is holding steady, making it a welcome spot for those looking to keep costs down while still enjoying Texas living.

In Lubbock, those circling helicopters can stir up a mix of concern and curiosity. They’re part of a bigger effort to protect and serve our neighborhoods.

Two California men face at least 10 years in prison after a traffic stop in Oldham County revealed 100 pounds of meth. Nervous behavior and conflicting stories led police to the $400,000 stash hidden in their rental car.

Remember those cozy family dinners at Chinese Kitchen? A Lubbock favorite that served up comfort food for generations.

In Lubbock, fancy isn't about tuxedos; it's about intimate lighting and the joy of sharing appetizers with friends. Sounds like a recipe for a perfect night out!

High school rumors can take on a life of their own, especially in Lubbock where outrageous tales weave through the halls like a familiar melody.

Fallout continues after allegations against Cesar Chavez.

Hot weather ahead and the threat of wildfires in our area.

In Lubbock, residents are taking proactive steps to know who's living nearby, turning to a vital state resource for peace of mind.

Get ready, Lubbock families! This spring, a beloved children's character is bringing a whirlwind of fun and learning right to Buddy Holly Hall. It's going to be magical!

Research from Texas A&M shows that overthinking past mistakes can increase anxiety and lead to "avoidance." By dwelling on errors, individuals may inadvertently prime themselves to repeat those same mistakes later.

FEMA has approved a Fire Management Assistance Grant for Texas as the Panhandle reaches Level 3 fire preparedness. The grant will reimburse up to 75% of costs for suppressing major threats like the Corner Pocket Fire.

Police Agencies across Texas are warning citizens about scam phone calls and texts, It's happening here to.

Imagine the excitement of opening a gift only to feel that sinking disappointment—you're not alone in that experience, Lubbock.

Starting April 1st, Texans on SNAP will no longer be able to purchase certain items with those benefits.

Lasagna lovers in Lubbock are in for a treat! Local eateries are serving up comforting layers that promise to satisfy every craving.

Officials across Texas and other states are grappling with how to deal with sexual assault allegations made against Cesar Chavez.

Imagine Spider-Man swinging through the streets of Lubbock. But wait—what if there are no skyscrapers to swing from?

In a world full of food promotion, authenticity makes the biggest splash—find out how a local group is shaping Lubbock's dining scene.

The project will bring a good number of jobs to Lubbock.

A drug kingpin was sentenced to 480 months in federal prison for leading a massive methamphetamine production and distribution ring in North Texas that moved millions of pounds of narcotics.

What's the most Lubbock thing ever? We have several good contenders.

Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller has launched AgDefense, a new program providing financial aid to state agencies to combat invasive pests and diseases threatening the state's multi-billion dollar agriculture industry.

When locals say someone is 'a good dude,' it’s more than just a compliment—it’s a badge of honor.

Lubbock’s winds can be a handful, but there are some clever, earthy ideas floating around to help keep them at bay.

Buffalo Beano was more than a store; it was a gathering place that danced with the spirit of the '60s and '70s.

Remember those sneaky stories we spun as kids? Turns out, parents had a front-row seat to our antics, secretly chuckling while keeping the peace.

As lawmakers tighten hemp regulations, many are left wondering how this will affect the small businesses that rely on it for survival.

Warm weather is on the way, and with it comes a familiar foe. Are you ready for mosquito season?

A 26-year-old Lubbock man faces nine charges including assault of a pregnant person and evading arrest. After two violent altercations and a high-speed police chase, he was booked on a $165,000 bond.