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Starting July 1st, food truck owners in Lubbock can breathe a little easier with new statewide permits. It’s about time we simplified the process!

Texas is a haven for dog lovers, with 63% of pet owners choosing canines. New data reveals quirky habits, from prioritizing pet diets over personal health to a surprising preference for pets over children.

With Texas leading the nation in lightning events, the NWS is urging Lubbock residents to take shelter immediately when thunder roars. Here is the breakdown of risks and how to stay safe.

You know, it’s funny how the things we complain about can become the things we miss the most after we leave.

Lubbock’s chicken-fried steak is legendary, but the residents are hungry for more flavors beyond that beloved dish.

A series of public meetings will soon take place about the Arnett Benson Neighborhood Plan.

Lubbock Police made the arrest last week.

Imagine a mystery so deep that even the absence of a body couldn’t keep justice from catching up. This one’s got all the twists.

Choosing a salon is more than just a haircut; it’s about finding that perfect vibe where your hair dreams come to life.

Odessa is seeing a surge in high-profile criminal cases, including a fentanyl-related murder charge, an undercover cocaine bust involving a drone, and a random stabbing at a DK convenience store. Here are the latest details.

Texas hit a historic high in January 2026, filling over 14 million positions. With a growth rate outpacing the national average, the state added 40,100 nonfarm jobs while maintaining a stable 4.3% unemployment rate.

It's a classic case of love-hate: residents want Lubbock to shine but face backlash for voicing their hopes. Let’s unpack this complex relationship.

Ah, nothing like a sunny day in Lubbock to spark those outdoor plans—until the skies decide to throw a curveball.

As March wraps up, Lubbock’s warmth sets a new record, stirring up thoughts about how this might shape our summer days ahead.

From cozy cafes to unique boutiques, Lubbock's local spots offer flavors and finds you can't get anywhere else. Time to take a closer look!

Lots of Texans were told as children that picking bluebonnets was illegal. But is that true?

Mondays just got a whole lot tastier in Lubbock, with local spots dishing out deals that won't break the bank.

Texas authorities just seized nearly $2 million in counterfeit sports gear in Houston. Officials are now warning residents to watch for these five specific red flags before buying their next jersey or hat.

Lubbock has implemented spring and summer irrigation restrictions through September 30. Residents are limited to two specific watering days based on their home address, with no automated irrigation allowed on Sundays.

Picture Lubbock as that friend who's seen it all, rolling with the punches and laughing through the dust storms. What stories do they have to share?

Imagine a world where tequila came with a warning label—what would it say? Lubbock residents have some amusing thoughts to share.

A recent alert about frozen chicken nuggets has everyone talking—especially if you’ve got kids at home. Let’s get into the details of this health warning.

Lubbock’s charm is tucked away in its affordability and the ease of life, perfect for families looking to settle down.

A Texas doctor faces federal charges for allegedly running a Houston pill mill. Investigators say he prescribed 5.3 million pills to fake patients, netting over $2 million in cash through a black-market conspiracy.

A 19-year-old Odessa woman faces new arson charges for allegedly burning a mobile home while out on bond for a similar crime. She claimed her lighter spoke to her before the fire began.

You can spot a newcomer in Lubbock from a mile away—just look for that shiny car and the confused expression.

Remember that one haircut everyone thought was cool? Lubbock has seen a few of those trends that are better left in the past.

A Lubbock man will spend the rest of his life in prison.

Lubbock Police and Animal Services are investigating.

Distracted driving caused over 86,000 Texas crashes in 2025. As April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, TxDOT is reminding drivers that a single text can lead to a $200 fine or a life-changing accident.