I'm a South Plains College graduate and an aspiring musician when I'm not at the radio station. I graduated from Lubbock High School and was a member of the debate team. I anchor newscasts for KFYO & Talk 1340, help produce Pratt on Texas, and DJ weekend shifts on 94.5 FMX.
Luke Matsik
Lubbock Police and FBI Investigating Armored Truck Robbery
Lubbock Police and the FBI are investigating an armored truck robbery that happened just after 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27th.
United Helps Feed Families in Honor of Rory Thomas
The morning of Thursday, October 29th, United Supermarkets teamed with Lubbock Impact to donate food to the Lubbock community in honor of the late Rory Thomas.
Midland Man Charged for Lubbock, Odessa and Abilene Bank Robberies
57-year-old Kenneth Hoyd Seabourne of Midland has been charged for bank robberies that happened in Lubbock, Odessa and Abilene.
Lubbock Blows Past Previous Single-Day COVID-19 Record
On Wednesday, October 28th, the City of Lubbock confirmed 673 new cases of coronavirus, completely destroying the previous record of 311 cases in a single day.
Authorities Release Identity of Pilot Killed in Lubbock Plane Crash
The identity of the pilot who was killed in a plane crash near 37th Street and Avenue A in Lubbock on Monday has been released by Lubbock Fire Rescue.
Road Rage Incident Leads to Man Almost Being Run Over, Police Say
Thirty-year-old James Arthur Smiley II has ben arrested after police say that he attempted to run over another man following a confrontation in South Lubbock.
Lubbock Ranks as 14th Biggest COVID-19 Hotspot in U.S., Says New York Times
According to data published by the New York Times, Lubbock has been listed as the Number 14 COVID-19 metropolitan hotspot in the entire country.
Update: Lubbock-Area Schools Delay, Cancel Classes on October 28th
Lubbock-area schools will see delayed openings on Wednesday, October 28th, 2020 due to inclement weather.
Petition For Outlawing Abortion in the City of Lubbock Validated
Over 5,000 signatures have been submitted by petition organizers in support of an ordinance to make Lubbock a "sanctuary city for the unborn," making abortions illegal within the city.
Lubbock’s Hospitalization Rate Triggers Occupancy Pull-Backs
Sunday, October 25th, marked the 7th consecutive day where Trauma Service Area B, which includes Lubbock, had a COVID-19 hospitalization rate of over 15%.