Cole Shooter served as KFYO's Afternoon News Anchor from February 2007- June 2014
Cole Shooter
I-27 and Loop 289 Overnight Lane Closures Scheduled
TxDOT contractor Highway Intelligent Traffic Systems, will remove and replace large overhead guide signs along the roadways.
Unemployment Rate Dips in Texas, Lubbock For March 2014
The unemployment rate in Texas remains well below the national unemployment rate of 6.7 percent.
Lubbock High School Named as One of Most Challenging Schools by Washington Post
Lubbock ISD was notified Wednesday morning that Lubbock High School has been chosen by the Washington Post as one of the most challenging high schools in the United States.
Lubbock Police Release Footage of Tuesday Police Chase
An officer forcibly stopped the truck in the 6100 block of I-27, and the truck wound up on top of the police cruiser.
Lubbock Police Arrest Rehab Escapee After Chase
The driver of the vehicle refused to stop, and was pursued by officers to Alex and Verna Cooke Park, where the driver got out of the vehicle and attempted to flee on foot.
Robert Pinsky and Laurence Hobgood to Close Out Texas Tech Lecture Series
The evening includes poetry and live jazz with three-time Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky and Grammy award-winning jazz pianist Laurence Hobgood.
Texas DPS Employees Honored at Lubbock Crime Victim Coalition Ceremony
Overall, there were 31 recipients from various organizations that received awards at the event.
South Plains College to Host Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service
The event recognizes and pays tribute to the law enforcement officers whose lives were lost while serving citizens across the United States.
Texas Tech Baseball Player Eric Gutierrez Named Big 12 Player of the Week
A Texas Tech baseball player has received conference honors.
Red Raider sophomore first baseman Eric Gutierrez has been named as the Big 12 Player of the Week, following a 4-0 record last week.
Gutierrez is the first Tech baseball player to earn the honor since 2011, when three Red Raiders were recognized...
Lubbock City Council Candidate Maurice Stanley Donates Anonymous Campaign Donations
Stanley had raised the $2,740 in a bucket labeled “Maurice’s Common Sense Fund” which was placed in his barber shop.