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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.

Authorities are investigating the sudden death of an Afghan national who passed away 24 hours after entering ICE custody. Despite medical efforts at a Dallas hospital, the cause of death remains a mystery.

Company linked to the E. coli outbreak refuses to pull products from the stores.

A new location of a favorite breakfast restaurant is opening in Lubbock.

Imagine the streets filled with laughter and a sea of green; Lubbock knows how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.

Understanding the Texas legal system starts with knowing the difference between charges and indictments. While charges come from prosecutors, indictments require a grand jury’s review to proceed to trial.

Spring break’s here, and Lubbock’s got a treasure trove of free fun waiting just outside your door. Let’s take a stroll through the options.

A 33-year-old California man faces federal charges after a violent outburst at Dallas Love Field. The suspect allegedly assaulted TSA agents and a police officer, causing a facial fracture, after failing to provide ID.

As spring break rolls in, Lubbock locals are searching for quick escapes. There’s plenty to explore just a short drive away.

The Lady Raiders are dancing this postseason. Here's their first round matchup.

Ever smashed a childhood treasure in a moment of frustration? You’re not alone—Lubbock listeners are sharing their most relatable regrets today.

Texas Tech is officially in the NCAA Tournament.

Remember when 4th on Broadway was the place to be? It’s been a ride, but not all changes feel like progress.

A community leader's murder has left many questions unanswered. Now, authorities are on the hunt for a suspect who may have crossed the border.

Lubbock might surprise you this St. Patrick's Day, ranking higher than expected for festive fun. Let's see what makes this city a hidden gem for celebrations.

From Austin to Lubbock, Ian Moore has woven himself into our community fabric—his music feels like home.

Texas students can face misdemeanor charges like simple assault or disorderly conduct for school behavior. This guide explores how classroom disruptions lead to court summons and fines for parents.

A Shallowater band teacher faces felony charges of continuous sexual abuse after investigations revealed inappropriate relationships with multiple students. Joseph Gonzalez is currently held on a $500,000 bond.

If you've already started planting flowers, you'll want to protect them and outdoor pets.