Thousands of Lubbock voters placed on suspense list
Over 10,000 voters in Lubbock County have been placed on the voter suspense list after failing to update their respective address to their county, according to the website for the Texas Secretary of State. Voters placed on the suspense list are still eligible to vote but only in the county...
Bored of Sitting at Home? This New Lubbock Walking Group Wants You Outside
Walk Lubbock is bringing people together for casual Saturday morning walks around parks and trails throughout the Hub City.
Gas prices in Lubbock hits over $4 as city joins top five highest in...
Average gas prices in Lubbock rose to $3.93 per gallon on Thursday, making the city one of the five most expensive locations for fuel in Texas.
Spotlight Reignited: The Wallace Theater’s triumphant anniversary weekend
The Wallace Theater in Levelland, Texas, is set to celebrate its first anniversary following its reopening with a three-day event featuring a mayoral proclamation, an open house, and film screenings scheduled from September 18 through September 20.
Wrongful conviction of Texas Tech student Tim Cole hits 40-year anniversary
The family of Tim Cole, a Texas Tech student and U.S. Army veteran wrongly convicted of sexual assault in 1986, will mark 40 years since his conviction on September 17, 2026.
The Panhandle-South Plains Fair returns to Lubbock. What you need to know.
The 2026 Panhandle-South Plains Fair returns next week with a few new features - including free shows - and a lot of returning fan favorites. This will be the 109th edition of the fair. It opens Thursday, Sept. 24 with its traditional Buck-a-Ride preview night from 6 to 11 p.m., when rides are only $1 each, ahead of th
One person suffers serious injuries in North Slide crash
The Lubbock Police Department responded to a call for a collision with injuries in the area of North Slide Road and Ursuline Street.
Lubbock native David Nelson shares letter on Kennedy Center ‘tragedy’
An unthinkable tragedy is occurring at the John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts . Several years ago my wife and I visited there and saw its amazing beauty, dined at the Terrace Restaurant, and observed a beautiful sunset on the Potomac River. How sad it is that the Center is now closed to the public. And to
A Lubbock Chevy Dealer Just Handed Its Auto Students a Fleet of Modern GM...
Engine teardown labs at most trade schools run on whatever turned up: old blocks, salvage-yard castoffs, and engines whose tech was out of date before the students were born. South Plains College's Lubbock automotive program just got newer material. Scoggin-Dickey Chevrolet-Buick donated four GM 5.3L V8s to the program
Mark Meurer says he will return overpayments, withdraw from legal action to remove Corley
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Mark Meurer released a statement on Wednesday saying he intends to return the salary overpayment he received when he was appointed to the Commissioner’s Court, and to withdraw from the legal action to remove Jason Corley. You can read the unedited text of the statement...
