State News

Hundreds of flags will transform Huneke Park this week, honoring those who served and remembering September 11th.

As KFYO celebrates 99 years on the air, a look back at 1927 newspaper ads reveals how much Lubbock life has changed, from $10 shoes to 13-cent gas.

Texas hosts 537 data centers statewide, but Lubbock County is home to three major facilities—including a massive new $4.5 billion TeraWulf AI campus driving local growth.

Governor Greg Abbott announced $1.7 million in Texas Veterans Commission grants for six West Texas organizations, delivering direct financial, housing, counseling, and transit support to nearly 1,800 local military veterans.

Texas DPS is stepping up highway patrols for Labor Day weekend through Operation CARE to curb speeding, drunk driving, and Move Over law violations statewide.

A Navy vet's bringing something special to Red Raider football this fall with performances that honor active duty and veterans alike.

Texas Tech fans heading to Galaxy Stadium this season face several game day updates. Key changes include road closures on Drive of Champions, upgraded security scanners, mobile ticket entry, pregame drone shows, and new grab-and-go options.

Antiques and florals might seem like an odd pairing, but this 50th Street shop makes it feel completely natural.

Lubbock Police are seeking answers in two separate cases. A $5,000 reward is offered for a fatal 2017 hit-and-run, while officers also investigate a tragic shooting and suicide that left two neighbors injured and dead on Tuesday morning.

As college football kicks off, Texas DPS reminds Texas Tech fans to tailgate safely and avoid drunk driving as campus welcomes a record 45,000 students.