traffic

You don't have a huge risk of hitting a deer in Texas, but Texans do hit a lot of them.

In today's installment of Bad Drivers of Lubbock, a guy in a mid-80s Chevrolet Pickup decides to sit in the middle of Indiana Avenue until it's convenient for him to turn.

The City of Lubbock says TxDOT needs to fix it. TxDOT says it's the City's problem. I think most would agree: who cares, just get it fixed!

"The vast majority of all crimes, be they property crime or even violent crime, all stems back to things such as drugs, or even alcohol for that matter," Stevens explained, going on to say that random acts of violence are not likely to be how one would be injured, but instead in traffic accidents, saying, "If you're going to be injured or hurt in the city of Lubbock, and really throughout the United States in almost any city, it's going to be in a traffic crash. You have a much higher chance of being injured or killed in a traffic crash then you do being a victim or violent crime, certainly of a random act of violence."

No one ever wants to see 'party lights' behind them while they're driving, and this weekend is no exception. Here's how to avoid getting pulled over.

I noticed something on my way home the other day, a 'Your Speed' sign with a display showing my speed.

The Lubbock Police Department will be closing portions of 50th street Wednesday, January 31st for accident investigation.

Portions of Quaker will be closed this week due to ongoing storm sewer work.

What makes it worse is what the people who drove into their home did after the fact.

If you are like many folks, you have probably gotten a ticket on the Tech campus at one time or another. It isn't hard to do. But what if I told you, you could get your ticket dismissed and donate to a good cause in the process?