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
Texas Tech Agrees to Stop Using Race in Admission Decisions
Texas Tech University Health and Sciences Center has agreed to end the use of race when making admission decisions.
Lubbock Police Confirm Road Closures Around Texas Tech Campus on Monday Night
Lubbock Police Chief Greg Stevens appeared in a press conference Monday afternoon to discuss his plans on keeping the city safe following Saturday night's riots.
Registration Begins for Lubbock Parks and Recreation’s Summer Camps
Registration is now underway for Lubbock's Parks and Recreation Summer Camps.
Lubbock Residents Can Now Receive Assistance With Utility Bills
The Lubbock Community Development Department and Neighborhood House are working to provide Lubbock citizens assistance on their energy bills as well as repairs to heating and cooling systems.
Texas Tech Coach Chris Beard Named AP Coach of the Year
Texas Tech basketball coach Chris Beard was named the Associated Press Coach of the Year on Thursday.
Lubbock Police Searching for Boost Mobile Robbery Suspect
Lubbock Police are currently searching for a suspect who attempted to rob the Boost Mobile location in the 4400 block of 50th Street Thursday morning.
LEDA Announces Over 300 New Jobs and $1.1 Million in Capital Investment
The Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) announced the creation of 324 new jobs and $1.1 million in capital investment on Wednesday.
Lubbock Woman Sentenced to 2 Years for Wire Fraud
A Lubbock woman was sentenced on Thursday by a federal court in New Mexico to 2 years in prison for wire fraud.
LPD Asks for Information on Hit and Run Case
Lubbock Police are asking for information from the public relating to a hit and run case that occurred back in February.
‘Time of Day’ Irrigation Restrictions Begin April 1st in Lubbock
The City of Lubbock's annual "time of day" irrigation restrictions go into effect Monday, April 1st and will continue through September 30th.