roads

It is unfortunately that time in Lubbock where the weather fluctuations leave massive gashes in the roads.

It's not only pretty dang high, it's pretty dang close to El Paso.

Can we trust the Lubbock City Council to take care of 19th Street and Avenue Q? I don’t.

Driving in Downtown Lubbock is about to look a little different. No, the brick streets aren't going away, but the roads will be changing in some areas of Downtown Lubbock as one-way streets will start to be converted this week. Beginning Monday, June 21, the City of Lubbock Traffic Operations will begin converting Avenue M, Avenue L, and Avenue K from one-way to two-way traffic...

Wednesday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, Lubbock City Councilman Jeff Griffith joined Dave and Matt to talk about last night's city council meeting, crime statistics in Lubbock, police budget and recruiting, the Future Needs Committee, the May 1st election, charter review, and more...

I know you've seen these on Lubbock roads before, but have you really ever wondered what they are and what they do?

The winter storm moving across the South Plains is impacting airlines and road systems.

Martin said the city council can amend the budget if the amount allocated for bad weather is not enough