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Twenty-five dollars, four puddings, and one of them has absolutely nothing to do with bananas. The Slaton Bakery festival just outside Lubbock is a little harder to explain than it sounds.

The restroom was beside the stage. That tells you everything you need to know about the Main Street Saloon.

In Texas, being hit by an uninsured driver puts you in a tough spot — and the legal system doesn't always make it easier to get what you're owed.

South Lubbock residents will tell you straight up — they haven't crossed the Loop in months, and they're perfectly fine with that.

In Lubbock, a friend with a truck who picks up on a Saturday morning call might be worth more than anything money can buy.

There's a pair of tweezers in most Lubbock bathrooms that one person claims and everyone else knows not to mess with.

Every event night at World of Beer, the doors would hit capacity — and people were still lining up outside hoping to get in.

USA Today mapped out iconic hot dogs by state — and somehow Texas, home of Fletcher's Corny Dog since 1942, didn't even make the list.

Lubbock has its types — and if you've lived here long enough, you've probably spotted every single one of them.

More than seven thousand kids across forty-seven states. One organization out of Lubbock doing it all for free. Here's how they pull it off.

Savage Tiki Tavern on University Ave has a new name — and the people behind it aren't exactly strangers to the place.

An Illinois man faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to exploiting minors in Lubbock and Hereford. Authorities say he used Roblox and Snapchat to target the children, sending them gifts in exchange for media.

Texas Tech’s football stadium is officially renaming to Galaxy Stadium starting in 2026. The 15-year partnership with Galaxy brings a brand-new identity and critical NIL opportunities for Red Raider athletes.

Lubbock isn't trying to be Austin — and honestly, that might be exactly what some people are looking for.

Kratom is legal, easy to buy, and classified as an opioid — and a Lubbock mother wants parents to know exactly what that means.

Governor Greg Abbott has issued an executive order directing state agencies to investigate "unlawful birth tourism schemes" in Texas and hold involved healthcare providers accountable.

Mid-July storms are making Lubbock roads hazardous. Learn the critical rules of recovering from a hydroplane, why tire tread matters, and why you should never risk driving through West Texas standing water.

Turns out growing up in a place like Lubbock leaves a mark — and not just the kind that comes from blowing dust and flat roads.

Lubbock runs on a lot of invisible labor — the kind that happens in the dark, in the rain, and on holidays.

Lifted trucks, muddy Jeeps, side-by-sides — Buffalo Springs Lake is turning its grounds into a 4x4 showcase this Saturday morning, and breakfast burritos are part of the deal.

A cleaning woman. A scalpel. A locked building on a Texas college campus. This 1967 Lubbock murder case left an entire city looking over its shoulder.

Lubbock police are seeking tips and offering a $1,000 reward for info on a July 5 shooting on East 17th Street that left multiple people injured. A suspect has been arrested in a separate fatal shooting that occurred the same night.

Somewhere between a camel ride and a giant snake presentation, CritterFest at the Science Spectrum turns a regular July weekend into something Lubbock kids will talk about for years.

Three Texas Tech women's golfers—Maja Ambroziak, Cameron Freund, and Danique Stokmans—were named to the WGCA All-American Scholar Team for maintaining exceptional GPAs while dominating on the green.

Somewhere on Slide Road Wednesday afternoon, a burger-eating contest between military branches is about to settle something that drills and deployments never quite could.

Turns out, Lubbock has some very specific opinions about what makes a bad neighbor — and a few of them might hit a little close to home.

There's a certain kind of Lubbock person who can walk outside, sniff the air, and tell you exactly when the rain's coming. No app required.

Her friends said she had no enemies. No drama. No reason anyone would want to hurt her. That detail makes what happened on Memorial Day 2000 even harder to make sense of.

Sixteen years in, and Vamos a Pescar still draws a crowd before sunrise — free fishing, free lunch, and a lake full of catfish waiting at Buddy Holly Lake.

The Silver Spur Gun & Blade Show returns to the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center on July 25-26. Featuring 400 tables of gear, ammo, and knives, this radio station is giving away pairs of free admission tickets online right now.