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Walter Wilkins of Weslaco, Texas, has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for child exploitation. The 24-year-old repeat offender used vape pens to lure a 13-year-old girl and created illicit materials to blackmail her.

With the Lady Raiders on a winning streak, cheering for them might just be the unexpected twist your Valentine’s Day needs.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns that rising beef prices and low cattle inventory are threatening the state's iconic BBQ industry, leading to restaurant closures and a call for urgent ranching incentives.

This Valentine's Day, love isn't just in the air—it's on the breakfast plate! Get ready for a delicious tradition with a twist.

As couples gear up for romance, watch out for those subtle signs that might signal trouble in paradise this Valentine’s Day.

In a city known for its authenticity, Lubbock's take on a timeless poem is anything but traditional—let's hear those surprising twists.

It wasn't a long pursuit, but the driver attempted to get away.

CBP officers arrested three fugitives at Texas border bridges over Super Bowl weekend. The men were wanted for serious felonies, including child sex crimes and assault, and were identified using biometric technology.

A serious warning from the FDA is making waves for bakers nationwide, especially for those with milk allergies. Let’s break down what’s at stake.

Imagine seeing your favorite band like never before. Their upcoming event promises a peek behind the curtain that fans won’t want to miss.

That Mexican OT took a leap—literally—into the world of rodeo. The results? A jaw-dropping encounter that had everyone talking.

Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller has issued an emergency quarantine for Cameron, Grimes, Fort Bend, and Wharton counties to combat the invasive cotton jassid. The "ticking bomb" pest can slash yields by 50% if not contained.

Ah, Valentine's in Lubbock—where love is in the air and so is that infamous wind. Let’s talk about the art of self-deception.

When it comes to advice, not all voices are created equal. Some can lead you straight into a mess instead of helping you out.

If you hear the sirens during the test, remember, it's only a test.

Here's what you need to know about Early Voting coming up in Texas.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and those roses might leave you scratching your head over the price tags.

Lubbock's 19th Street has seen its share of ups and downs. A familiar fast-food spot is closing its doors, but there's more to this story.

The two have been accused of promoting prostitution at several Lubbock businesses.

Goodwill Industries of Northwest Texas hosts a job fair Feb. 12 in Lubbock to staff its new Indiana Ave. location. Join a historic nonprofit dedicated to giving a "hand up" to the local community.

TxDOT crews are repairing concrete rails on the south Loop 289 flyover this week. Expect daytime closures and detours to the frontage road through Thursday.

In Lubbock, love isn't about grand gestures—it's in the little things, like scraping ice off a windshield or sharing that last tortilla chip.

Lubbock's Pancake House has been closed since 2025, but it's getting closer to reopening.

From goats in stores to foot washing in kitchens, Lubbock's workplace tales are nothing short of wild. Stay tuned for some jaw-dropping stories!

A sudden flight shutdown is shaking things up over at El Paso International Airport—what does this mean for the travelers and the community?

Lubbock’s food scene is heating up with a cluckin’ showdown of chicken restaurants. Who will come out on top in this tasty turf war?

Get ready, Lubbock! A celestial show is on the horizon, and it's not something you'll want to miss this March 3rd.

It's a good time to be a fan of Texas Tech athletics.

Texas Tech’s Joey McGuire has been appointed to the AFCA Board of Trustees. Following a historic 12-2 season and a Big 12 title, McGuire will now help shape the future policy and guidance of college football nationwide.

After a bustling Saturday, Wolfforth is doubling down! Sunday afternoons are now ripe for exploring local flavors and crafts. Mark your calendars!