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Lubbock's journey from a dusty settlement to a bustling city is a story that speaks to resilience and change. Let’s take a closer look.

A Midland man with no prior criminal record will serve 35 years for a fatal shooting on Rio Bravo. Samuel Omamogho pleaded guilty to killing his neighbor after firing shots at the man’s front door while high on THC.

There's something magical about seeing Lubbock from the sky, where everything looks different — even the familiar streets take on an unexpected charm.

As spring approaches, the Science Spectrum is set to transform into a fluttering paradise filled with colorful wings and blooming flowers.

A fresh sports grill is on its way to Lubbock, promising good vibes and great bites for game day gatherings.

After decades of promises, downtown Lubbock's revitalization feels like a song stuck on repeat. Let's take a closer look at this ongoing saga.

He also trained at Reese Airforce Base.

Texas DPS is increasing patrols from March 9-17 for Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day. Operation CARE aims to reduce crashes by targeting speeding and drunk driving across the state. Stay safe and avoid a ticket.

A former cartel hitman living in Houston was sentenced to nearly 20 years for leading a massive narcotics ring. Investigators found cocaine, meth, and firearms hidden in semi-trucks traveling across the U.S.

Get ready, Lubbock! A comedy legend is about to light up the stage in a way you won’t want to miss.

We've got some highly-specific and rather strange brags around here...

Strange behavior seems to be the name of the game in Lubbock. Wait till you hear about the woman with her Slim Jim on the bus!

The first day of spring is just around the corner, and so is a beloved tradition that’s sure to bring back cherished memories of youth.

The primary race for TX-19 isn't over yet.

Just when you thought you could fill up without a worry, gas prices in Lubbock are creeping up again, just in time for spring travels.

Rain in West Texas might not be the savior we think it is when it comes to dust storms. Let’s break down this surprising twist.

New Texas A&M research reveals that unregulated sleep patterns can trigger cognitive aging by damaging brain immune cells. Scientists are now testing stem-cell particles to reverse this inflammation and prevent dementia.

A Lubbock woman received 17 years in prison for a 6-year Medicaid fraud scheme. Judy Sanchez stole over $227,000 while leaving her disabled son in a state of horrific neglect. She must now pay full restitution.

The Lubbock City Council Election is May 2.

Life in Lubbock has its own rhythm—where a short drive can feel like a stroll down the street. Curious about what else makes it unique?

Ever spent years puzzled by battery symbols? One Lubbock resident has a chuckle-worthy revelation that might just lighten your day.

Sometimes it takes a personal crisis to truly appreciate the heroes in our hospitals. Here's a story that highlights their incredible work.

While some chose to criticize, many stepped up to search for a child in need. A true testament to the goodness that can arise in our neighborhoods.

In Lubbock, families and seniors finding it tough to put food on the table have some solid options. Let’s take a look at what’s available.

From heaping pasta dishes to sizzling steaks, Lubbock’s local restaurants are ready to serve up family meals that fit any budget.

24-year-old Laura Russell in Lubbock faces felony bestiality charges after Animal Services received evidence of lewd acts with dogs. Russell was arrested on February 25 following a year-long investigation into the claims.

Severe weather hits West Texas this Thursday. Residents should prepare for 70 mph winds and golf ball-sized hail as a dryline moves through the South Plains and Panhandle starting at 4 p.m.

Of course when you win that much money, you stay anonymous.

The race to replace Arrington in the Republican primary is heading to a runoff.

Lubbock’s 2025 crime report is out, and the results are sobering. With a D- grade in violent crime, the city ranks less safe than 88% of the U.S. Here is the breakdown of what these numbers actually mean for you.