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Pickleball continues to grow in popularity in Lubbock and now new courts are being built.

Another hat is tossed into the ring for Mayor of Lubbock.

Mikel Ward and Jim Baxa on The Chad Hasty Show discussing a possible tax increase for Lubbock, and a rally supporting right-to-life issues in the city.

Lubbock City Councilman Jeff Griffith on The Chad Hasty Show discussing the new loans available for small businesses for in Lubbock.

Mayor Glen Robertson discussed the most recent city council meeting, the decision to move the City Library, the Omni Building, and the smoking ban.

Lubbock City Attorney Sam Medina's home and one other residence owned by him were the targets of searches this morning by Lubbock Police. Police officers and detectives arrived simultaneously at 6605 Norwood and 2310 61st Street at 7:30am this morning, and were observed going in and out of both locations with a camera...

Another Lubbock resident is joining the field for the race for a seat on the City Council. Deanne Clark will make her formal announcement tomorrow (Friday, Feb. 21) at City Hall. Clark said in a brief email message to the media yesterday afternoon she’ll declare her candidacy for the District 3 seat tomorrow at 10am at Lubbock City Hall "with family and friends...

A series of public meetings will be held next week regarding a possible bond election. The 2014 Lubbock Citizen Advisory Committee will hold three public meetings next week seeking input for a possible bond election. The advisory committee, appointed by the Lubbock City Council, will study the need for capital improvements for the city and determine if bond election is warranted – and what project

Lubbock barber Maurice Stanley announced his intention to run for the District 3 Lubbock City Council seat during a Thursday afternoon press conference. Stanley made his announcement  standing where he usually spends his entire day, behind a customer sitting in a barber's chair...

Friday on Lubbock's First News, Mayor Glen Robertson gave details on the City Council Meeting that took place on Thursday night, discussed his concerns over the operation of the City Council, and announced his campaign for reelection. Robertson noted that appointing new members to the Electric Utility Board (EUB) will not solve the problems the city is currently dealing with because it is the City