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It’s easy to overlook old bills and deposits. Lubbock folks might be sitting on unclaimed funds without even realizing it—time to take a peek!

Join Sunrise L-B-K with Tom Collins and Matt Crow and Chad Hasty with The Chad Hasty Show to celebrate Mother's Day with a $3,000 Spring Refresh Gift Bundle from Furnished by Holly!

There's a new Thai spot on the way, and it’s not just your average takeout. Get ready for some deliciousness in South Lubbock.

The Seventh Court of Appeals ruled that Gary Boren must be on the Lubbock District 4 ballot. The court found the city charter's residency rules take precedence over state law in this special election case.

Texas Tech's Bailey selected #2 Overall.

Lubbock SWAT and DPS arrested three people at the Executive Inn after finding fentanyl, meth, and a handgun. Markquis Tates, Valerie Torres, and Joe Ramirez face multiple charges following the April 22nd raid.

The winning lotto ticket matched all six numbers on April 20.

The arrest was made Wednesday night.

A Lubbock man faces 20 years in prison after a grand jury indictment for a fatal hit-and-run. The driver claims he thought the victim had a real pistol, which turned out to be a BB gun.

With the South Plains Mall shining bright in Lubbock, some unsettling news from Abilene reminds us not to take our local hangouts for granted.

Texas Speaker Dustin Burrows has launched an interim charge to protect minors online after a Uvalde shooting simulation was found on Roblox. The move aims to evaluate safety protocols on major gaming platforms.

About 26 years ago an idea was floated about passenger rail service. The routes were planned, but then what happened?

Lubbock's roads might look simple, but the driving experience here has its own quirks that keep residents on their toes.

West Texas might seem peaceful, but its shadows tell a different story, revealing a history of chilling crimes that still haunt the community.

14 across Texas and New Mexico were indicted.

Excitement is brewing in Lubbock as a fresh flavor is about to hit the scene—fire-grilled chicken is on its way!

Well, folks, it looks like a beloved Lubbock spot is looking for a new owner. Fans of those bubble waffles, take note!

Lubbock is hosting four public meetings starting April 23 to gather input on the Arnett Benson Neighborhood Plan. Topics include safety, housing, and development. Residents are encouraged to attend at Maggie Trejo Supercenter.

Texas Tech has officially named Sofie Jones as the 65th Masked Rider. The Houston native will ride the new horse, Matador, as the university also transitions to new student hosts for the iconic Raider Red mascot.

Your handy guide to the George Strait Concert in Lubbock.

Lubbock and Texas DPS are just wanting people to stay safe.

As excitement builds for live shows at Jones ATT Stadium, a few simple guidelines could make your night unforgettable.

Get ready, Lubbock — a fresh dining option is gearing up to make its debut, bringing a flavorful twist to our culinary scene.

Texas continues its 22-year streak as the best state for business, boasting a $2.9 trillion economy that rivals entire nations. While the South dominates the rankings, California has fallen to the very bottom of the list.

In the bustling housing market of Lubbock, first impressions can seal the deal or send buyers running. Let's paint a picture of what really matters.

George Strait hits Jones AT&T Stadium this weekend! Texas Tech is hosting an early access merchandise sale this Wednesday and Thursday from 2-8 p.m. west of the stadium. Be sure to book your parking in advance.

For enthusiasts of true crime, the line between fascination and fear can feel uncomfortably thin, especially when reality hits close to home.

Lubbock Police arrest suspect they have been searching for since January.

In Lubbock's sweltering summers, a gentle yoga session might just be the perfect way to stay active and cool. Let's talk about this refreshing alternative.

Understanding Texas drug laws is vital as penalties vary by group. From Group 1 opioids to Group 4 compounds, we break down how the state classifies controlled substances and what these charges mean for your future.