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Why Lubbock Received a D- in Violent Crime in 2025
Why Lubbock Received a D- in Violent Crime in 2025
Why Lubbock Received a D- in Violent Crime in 2025
Lubbock’s 2025 crime report is out, and the results are sobering. With a D- grade in violent crime, the city ranks less safe than 88% of the U.S. Here is the breakdown of what these numbers actually mean for you.
Two High Priority Texas Sex Offenders Now In Custody
Two High Priority Texas Sex Offenders Now In Custody
Two High Priority Texas Sex Offenders Now In Custody
Texas authorities have captured two fugitives from the 10 Most Wanted list. Carl James Hegert and Brien Keith Coleman, both wanted for crimes against children, are now in custody following multi-agency operations.
Texas Airman Sentenced For Kidnapping Girl In Car Trunk
Texas Airman Sentenced For Kidnapping Girl In Car Trunk
Texas Airman Sentenced For Kidnapping Girl In Car Trunk
Texas Airman Travis Robert Larson received a life sentence for the kidnapping and sexual abuse of a 14-year-old girl. Larson transported the minor from Colorado to Sheppard Air Force Base in his car trunk before his arrest.
Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrest Of Dangerous Bloods Member
Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrest Of Dangerous Bloods Member
Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrest Of Dangerous Bloods Member
Texas DPS captured Elijah Reyes, a "Top 10" fugitive and Piru gang member, in Tijuana. Wanted for murder and assaulting a pregnant woman, his arrest was sparked by an anonymous tip that earned a $7,500 reward.
Why Texas Prisons Are Banning Hardcover Books This April
Why Texas Prisons Are Banning Hardcover Books This April
Why Texas Prisons Are Banning Hardcover Books This April
Starting April 1, 2026, the TDCJ will ban hardcover and used books to curb drug smuggling. Authorities report these items are frequently used to hide contraband, leading to a rise in dangerous facility overdoses.
A Broken Leg with Bone Exposed Led to West Texas Air Rescue
A Broken Leg with Bone Exposed Led to West Texas Air Rescue
A Broken Leg with Bone Exposed Led to West Texas Air Rescue
A 21-year-old hiker was airlifted to a Level 1 trauma center after falling 150 feet at Franklin Mountains State Park. The dramatic rescue involved a Black Hawk helicopter hoist after the hiker suffered an open leg fracture.

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