masks

Is it time to start masking up again in Lubbock? Cases of Flu, the cold, and RSV are on the increase in Lubbock and across the state of Texas so does that mean we would all be better off with masks on? According to the CDC, the answer, sadly, is yes...

While most of the world is attempting to get back to normal the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention won't let the American people get back to complete normal any time soon. On Wednesday the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that one of the only mask orders left in the nation would be extended by another two weeks...

A Houston-area woman is facing serious charges from an incident that occurred on an airline in June, and yes this is yet another case that allegedly because of the mask mandate that has been in effect for air travel for much of the year...

The CDC says those fully vaccinated can meet with other fully vaccinated individuals indoors without the need for a mask or social distancing.

Customers, vendors and employees at all United Supermarkets, Market Street, United Express & Amigos locations will be required to wear masks after March 10th.

By now you have heard that Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced in Lubbock on Tuesday that all Texas businesses will be able to fully reopen at 100 percent capacity beginning March 10th. Also happening on March 10th, the mask mandate in Texas will go away...

Do you see most people wearing masks or not? Vote in our poll.

Covenant Health, one of Lubbock's major hospitals and health systems, will be providing free masks to over 90,000 students in West Texas and eastern New Mexico.

You may not save a lot of money on them, but masks in Texas will be cheaper this weekend.