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A Lubbock customer's damaged pizza delivery raises a tough question: who's really responsible when third-party apps sit between you and your favorite restaurant?

A New Mexico man was sentenced to over 19 years in federal prison after leading Lubbock police on a 100+ mph chase. Authorities recovered methamphetamine, fentanyl, and a loaded pistol from his vehicle.

Texans are doubling down on sour candy this Halloween. Sour Punch Straws claimed the top spot for the second year running.

That mystery meat in your freezer from last year? Safe to eat, but probably not worth it anymore.

Family members can't just log into your accounts after you pass. Setting up a digital plan now saves them headaches and protects your privacy.

Texas law doesn't set a specific age for kids walking to school alone, leaving it to parents. However, parents remain legally responsible for avoiding dangerous routes or situations that could lead to child endangerment charges.

Texas Tech is waiving application fees during Free College Application Week, including several graduate programs and applications from current TTU undergrads.

The secret to handling adult bullies isn't fighting back. It's refusing to give them the reaction they're hunting for.

Lubbock ISD just learned that employee personal information got exposed through a software vendor back in August. Seven weeks later, and answers are still coming in.

A legal battle between two big healthcare systems is creating real problems for women who need obstetric care.

Lubbock police arrested two theft suspects on Tuesday following a brief foot chase and a vehicle pursuit. After fleeing in an SUV, one suspect crashed into parked cars before being caught. No injuries were reported.

Terry Allen's bringing five decades of songwriting and art back home to Lubbock this October for two nights you won't want to miss.

Running out of candy on Halloween doesn't make you rude. Turning off that porch light is the universal signal, or at least it should be.

Fall brings more than just cooler temps. It brings caldo, pozole, and all the comfort foods that define the season around here.

Lubbock's roads are built for speed but struggle with local traffic, a problem landscaped medians might actually help solve.

The National Weather Service is seeking volunteer weather observers in West Texas through its Cooperative Observer Program. Local residents who qualify can help collect daily temperature and rainfall data to assist regional forecasting.

That breakup fog where you forget why things ended? It passes. Here's what actually helps while you're waiting for clarity.

When power outages hit Lubbock, staying informed is key. Check LP&L's live outage map to see affected areas, call or email to report issues, keep fridge doors closed, and know how repair priority impacts your turn for power restoration.

Lubbock police are searching for a man who stole a liquor bottle on 50th Street. The incident highlights common Texas theft offenses, which range from Class C misdemeanors to severe felonies depending on the value stolen.

Tacotoberfest is a month-long taco crawl across town, and you can still jump in even if you're behind on your count.

Dreamers Bistro near Texas Tech is closing its doors this week, ending a run that meant different things to different people around campus.

Sometimes a business just isn't for you, and that's fine. No need to tell the whole internet about it.

Remember that wild 1984 night with Twisted Sister and Dokken at the Coliseum? One of those musicians is returning to perform at Buddy Holly Hall.

Stoney LaRue takes the stage Saturday night in Lubbock, with every dollar heading straight to local kids fighting cancer.

Those dusty VHS boxes in your closet hold decades of memories gathering dust. Local services can bring them back to life digitally.

Lubbock County has partnered with Tyler Technologies to launch Fraud Notify, a free service that alerts property owners via email whenever a document is recorded in their name at the County Clerk's office.

Lubbock drivers should prepare for upcoming delays along Loop 88 Phase 3. Avenues U and P will become all-way stop intersections starting Wednesday, October 7, to protect work crews. Construction on this phase will continue through 2031.

Back in 1984, the Jaycees scared people with nothing but darkness, white sheets, and perfectly timed jumps.

Rocky Horror's Eddie isn't just Frank-N-Furter's failed experiment. He's got his own twisted history and a secret he literally shares with another character.

Local volunteers are monitoring emergency calls around the clock and posting real-time updates to help neighbors avoid traffic jams and dangerous areas.