Grieving sister speaks out brother’s case after he was killed by his stepson in...
A Lubbock woman is searching for justice after her brother's, 49-Year-old Tim Lara, killer was released from jail after he was accused and charged with murder in 2022.
5-star John Meredith knows what the country would see if Texas played Texas Tech
Five-star cornerback John Meredith III has a strong belief in his future program if the Texas Longhorns played the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
Man avoids prison after Buffalo Springs crash, sentenced to six years probation
Dominic Pequeno has pled guilty to one count of Failure to Stop and Render Aid - Death after being accused of leaving a identified as Elizabeth Peters Teichroeb, on the ground after a crash at the Buffalo Springs Lake trails in 2021.
Update on 13-year-old victim in Clovis 4th of July shooting
CLOVIS, N.M. (KFDA) - The 13-year-old victim in the Clovis 4th of July shooting continues fighting for his life in a Lubbock hospital. According to a GoFundMe set up by the teen’s mom, Zachariah is fighting for his life after being shot in the back of the head. His...
Road rage incident leads to manslaughter plea for Lubbock man
Following a deadly 2024 incident involving road rage, Juan Reyna, 21, had his manslaughter plea accepted on Thursday.
What Lubbock needs to know about the virus that causes severe diarrhea
Texans, you may want to start washing your fresh and raw fruits and vegetables. Health officials are keeping an eye on the cyclosporiasis virus which is caused by a little parasite that make its way onto the produce.
Healthwise: Lubbock health official addresses parasitic illness linked to fresh produce
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Videos circulating online about a parasitic illness called cyclosporiasis prompted a visit to the Lubbock Health Department, where officials said there is no reason to panic — but there are things residents should know. Cyclosporiasis is caused by a parasite found in contaminated water used...
Lubbock woman sentenced to 15 years in son’s burn injury
A 20-year-old mother was sentenced Monday, July 6 to 15 years in prison after admitting to causing serious burns to her 1-year-old son two years ago. Encarncion Castro appeared Monday in the 140th District Court with her attorney, Cynthia Mendoza, and pleaded guilty to a first-degree felony count of injury to a child w
Caprock Chronicles explores historic early Lubbock lawyer homes
By Chuck Lanehart Editor’s Note: Jack Becker is the editor of Caprock Chronicles and is a Librarian Emeritus from Texas Tech University. He can be reached at [email protected]. Today’s article about the historic Benson home is the first of a two-part series about historic lawyers’ homes by frequent contributor Chuck
Citizens share AI data center concerns at Lubbock public meeting
Lubbock native William Griffith is a young professional who works with technology. At a community meeting Tuesday night , he said he is worried about how quickly artificial intelligence has developed and its lasting impacts on society. “Please do not hoist our descendants into a dystopian nightmare just because some pe
