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The Lubbock City Council is looking to change the time they meet for future council meetings. And no, it's not a move that would help a lot of those who work during the middle of the day. In this week's released agenda, item 4.18 has the Lubbock City Council "considering a resolution to adopt revised and updated City of Lubbock City Council Rules"...

Change is coming to Lubbock City Hall and it won't be long before new leadership is sworn in at Citizen's Tower. Lubbock's next Mayor will be Tray Payne, District 5 will be represented by Dr. Jennifer Wilson, District 3 will be represented by Mark McBrayer , and District 1 will be represented by Christy Martinez...

In the last few years, pickleball's popularity has exploded across the United States despite being invented back in 1965.

The forums will be for City Council District 5 and for Lubbock mayor. KFYO's Chad Hasty will host and moderate both forums, and they will be broadcast on 95.1 FM- 790 AM- KFYO.com and the KFYO App

Have you heard about the growing sport of Pickleball? For the last few years Pickleball has been exploding in popularity in the United States and it has found a growing community here in Lubbock, but that doesn't mean Pickleball is new...

Wednesday on Sunrise LBK with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilman Randy Christian joined Dave and Tom to talk about the airport ribbon cutting, how the council will spend the American Rescue Act funds, new equipment and training, street maintenance, LP&L competition, and more. ...

Tuesday's vote by the Lubbock City Council, officially begins the process to have LP&L enter the competitive electric market. The change should occur in late 2023.

Just in time for severe weather season in Lubbock, tornado sirens, have gone up across the Hub City. The sirens, also known as the Outdoor Warning System, will be online this week according to the City of Lubbock. That also means that soon, you may hear a siren go off as city officials test the sirens on an individual basis. In ...

Citizens around Lubbock are stepping up and deciding they want to lead the Lubbock City Council in a new direction. Even more are at least thinking about running for office in Lubbock. As citizens head to the polls for early voting in the Republican and Democrat primaries, local elections are just starting up in Lubbock...

Pat Kelly and Christy Martinez-Garcia have both announced they will run for Lubbock City Council District 1 in the upcoming May municipal election