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Picture this: a quiet day in Mackenzie Park suddenly sparking wild theories and conversations about an unusual find. Let’s talk about it.

Friday marks a bittersweet farewell for a beloved local gallery that has become a home for creativity in Lubbock. Don't miss this moment.

In Lubbock, game day just isn't the same without that familiar crunch of tortilla chips gracing the snack table.

Gov. Abbott unveiled Texas' 2026-2030 Homeland Security strategy, focusing on preventing foreign attacks, terrorism, and natural disasters. The plan includes six main goals to keep the state safe.

The window for parents to apply for an ESA for their child is now open.

It’s wild how quickly flexibility can turn into stiffness. Staying active isn’t just for athletes—it's for everyone.

Remember the joy of indoor playgrounds? A new spot in South Lubbock is bringing that magic back for families!

A Texas teacher faces multiple charges.

Snow might be melting, but the conversation about Lubbock's snow removal is just heating up. Residents have strong feelings about the city's response.

A Midland Tango Blast member was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison after agents found illegal firearms during a narcotics raid on his home.

Tacos and Tequila was supposed to be a local highlight, but now it's a lesson in disappointment for music lovers. Let’s break down what happened.

After a wild winter storm, Lubbock is left with snow piles that could double as landmarks. What a sight, right?

Joshua Lee Sanchez, 31, was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to child indecency in Lubbock. He was caught after a failed escape attempt due to an ignition interlock device in his vehicle.

Ever tried something once and thought, 'Never again'? Some folks shared their wildest regrets, and boy, do they have stories to tell.

According to at least one social media post, this business might be making a comeback.

Forget the flowers; this Valentine’s Day, how about a cockroach in someone’s name? It’s quirky and helps our feathered friends!

They say you can't win if you don't play.

CBP officers in Laredo arrested an undocumented man wanted for crimes against a child in California as he attempted to flee into Mexico on a commercial bus.

The lobster truck's departure leaves a bit of a void in Lubbock's food scene, but it might not be gone for good. Let’s unpack that.

Northbound I-27 in downtown Lubbock faces lane closures through April 30. Drivers near the Courthouse or Buddy Holly Hall should plan for delays, while also watching for potholes caused by recent snow.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for an investigation into the school walkouts.

Ever wonder how many times a day we make choices that leave us scratching our heads? Lubbock has some pretty relatable stories to share.

As the chill sets in, Lubbock drivers are getting creative with their winter car hacks—some are genius, while others are just plain risky.

In a surprising twist, companies are swapping traditional raises for something more egalitarian. It’s all about spreading the love, but at what cost?

These wild invaders are more than just a nuisance; they’re wreaking havoc on farmland and costing Texas billions every year.

20 people arrested during the operations.

Stealing traffic cones in Texas is a crime with penalties ranging from Class C misdemeanors to felonies depending on the item's value. Even a small prank can permanently stain your criminal record.

It’s not every day you get to see a band that blends humor with hair metal mastery. Steel Panther is set to rock Lubbock!

Leeroy Trevino Jr. has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to the 2024 murder of Jose Gonzalez at the Executive Inn in Lubbock.

Winter mornings in Lubbock bring a mix of anxiety and resilience, as residents wrestle with the unpredictable weather and their own plans.