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Starting Saturday, April 4th, Walmart will be limiting the number of customers that are allowed in a store at once.

On Friday, April 3rd, the Lubbock City Council approved Mayor Dan Pope's emergency declaration made a week prior to stop or slow the spread of COVID-19.

Arnold says the response from small businesses has been huge.

In addition to the grant funding, HUD has outlined a set of mortgage payment relief options for single family homeowners suffering from the Coronavirus pandemic.

Lubbock ISD Police have arrested a district employee who is suspected of causing injury to a child and injury to a disabled individual.

Lubbock's Stepping Stones daycare says that a child that was exposed to COVID-19 through a family member has tested negative.

They are wearing masks already in one Texas city, will the idea catch on?

You can take your family to the park in Lubbock, according to City of Lubbock Interim Park Director Ronnie Gallagher.

During this COVID-19 emergency, it's good to know the City of Lubbock Senior Meal Program continues with curbside pickup at five Lubbock parks.

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz on The Chad Hasty Show discussing the latest news on the coronavirus front, including the origin of the virus and the responsibility of the Chinese government, the U.S. government response, the rapid rise in unemployment claims, and much more.

When shopping at United Supermarkets, what sanitary precautions should you take? And are fresh fruits and vegetables okay to eat?

LPD officers received a call Wednesday morning from a woman who said that someone had broken into her home and stolen a TV and a PlayStation.

On Wednesday, April 1st, the City of Lubbock confirmed eight new Coronavirus cases, bringing the total in the county to 108.

KFYO has received a copy of an email sent by Stepping Stones Nursery and Preschool in Lubbock to parents with children enrolled at their facility.