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Economic and Regulatory issues have impacted feedlots.

Just a stone's throw from Lubbock, a simmering pot of carne guisada brought the community together, raising both spirits and funds for a worthy cause.

Lubbock is stepping up its game in death investigations, aiming to provide timely answers for families in need during their toughest moments.

Following the death of cartel leader "El Mencho," Governor Abbott has directed Texas DPS to surge border security. Texans in Mexico are urged to stay in contact with the U.S. Embassy as retaliatory violence spreads.

Ever feel like everyone else has it all figured out? Turns out, many locals share that same feeling of faking it through life’s twists and turns.

Another fire danger warning ahead for Lubbock.

Picture this: a split-second mistake behind the wheel spiraling into chaos. It's a reminder that our roads carry not just vehicles, but emotions too.

When the winds hit 73 miles per hour, Lubbock turns into a scene from a comedy. Who knew seat cushions could take flight?

Balancing flavor and nutrition can be tricky, but a quick stop at Kung Fu China Express might just be the game changer for your weeknight dinners.

The professor is longer employed at Texas Tech.

After years as Jones ATT Stadium, it's back to the roots with just 'The Jones'—a shift that’s stirring up some local nostalgia.

Imagine finding your favorite Coach bags at prices that won't break the bank—Lubbock's about to get a little more stylish!

Lubbock Public Health is hosting a free Narcan training on March 4. Attendees will learn to identify opioid overdoses and receive a free life-saving Naloxone kit. Join the effort to save lives at 2015 50th St.

Texas DPS added Jamie Nicholas Wilson, a San Antonio gang member, to the 10 Most Wanted list. Wanted for parole violations and tampering with a monitor, Wilson has a violent history. A $5,000 reward is offered for tips.

Police are investigating threats made against the school.

A routine inspection uncovered a surprising health concern in a popular pantry staple, affecting thousands of products across the country. Stay tuned for details.

As adults sip less alcohol than ever, local spots are stepping up their game in the non-alcoholic arena—a win-win for everyone involved.

These common sense things will help you stay on the right side of the law and keep you safe.

All of this is happening very quickly.

A Plainview man, Leandro Rodriquez, Jr., was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison for sexually abusing a 10-year-old. The abuse, documented on his phone, occurred while the child’s younger sister was present in the room.

Texas law prohibits cutting through parking lots to avoid traffic lights. While it seems like a time-saver, police can ticket you for this dangerous move.

Lubbock's barbecue scene is rich and full of flavor, with plenty of spots serving up mouthwatering smoked meats to satisfy any craving.

Terrible news for Red Raider Basketball.

Get ready for a dash of basketball magic as the Harlem Globetrotters bring their legendary show to Lubbock this March!

Hill Barbeque in Lubbock is making a comeback, but you'll need to be in-the-know to get the meats.

Jose Miguel Zelaya-Ponce, once on Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants list, was sentenced to 38 years for the sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl. His capture followed a July 2024 border smuggling arrest.

I-27 southbound traffic in Lubbock faces delays through Wednesday with the 50th Street exit closed. Long-term work on FM 1585 and downtown I-27 lanes also continues. Check DriveTexas.org for live updates on your daily commute.

A little rain? A new eatery? In Lubbock, it seems like anything can set off a wave of chatter.

Nothing brings folks together quite like shared embarrassing moments. You won’t believe the stories Lubbock locals are sharing about their mishaps and missteps.

Mark your calendars, Lubbock! A special night is coming where dads and daughters can make memories while moving to the music.