Drugs

Fentanyl continues to be a problem in Texas and throughout the nation. School districts around the state have reported overdose cases related to fentanyl for months now, and in Lubbock, the problem is growing. According to KAMC, the Lubbock Health Department has been able to confirm one, non-fatal fentanyl overdose that occurred in a local school...

Lubbock ISD will be the first district in the state of Texas to try the new Friday Night Lights Against Opioids program.

These weren't your typical Halloween decorations or anything you'd find at a local pumpkin patch. Drugs continue to pour into the United States from overseas. Many drugs of course are coming through the open border with Mexico and is trafficked all over the United States. But...

A Frenship ISD mother is claiming her middle school daughter was accidentally drugged while at school.

Is it time to pull a beloved dessert topping from Lubbock store shelves?

There are two things that seem to be in the air here in Lubbock lately. Dust (duh), and the faint smell of a felony in progress.

The reasoning behind it is if they were answering calls or patrolling neighborhoods instead then they would be able to stop crime. I have been thinking about it, and my belief is that Lubbock traffic police help to stop crimes before they start.

According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, authorities have also seized more than $7 million dollars.

Listen to the full interview with Derek Maltz below: Across the United States and right here in Texas, kids are becoming victims to the border crisis we see along the southern border. Dangers amounts of fentanyl is being mixed with other drugs...

Is the border crisis and drug cartels leading to more young people dying?