Texas, protesters seek 18-month data center freeze, warn over water, power, and land
The city is not currently being pursued by data center developers.
Free Treat: Lubbock non-profit hosts kids ‘Happy Hour’
The above video shows the top local headlines for the morning of July 21, 2026 LUBBOCK, Texas — RealDealCares, a Lubbock non-profit, is inviting families to “RealDeal Happy Hour”, a community event to give kids a sweet treat before heading back to school, strengthen community relationships and create positive experienc
Family-owned Thacker Jewelry has called Roaring Springs home since 1979
ROARING SPRINGS, Texas (KCBD) - Inside a former bank building in the heart of Roaring Springs, jewelers are still manufacturing rings, necklaces and other pieces at Thacker Jewelry — the same location where the store opened nearly 50 years ago. Owner Joe Thacker returned to his hometown to start...
Inside the Taco Lubbock Facility: Building the Custom Mechanical Skids Powering Tomorrow’s Infrastructure
Inside the Taco Lubbock Facility: Building the Custom Mechanical Skids Powering Tomorrow’s Infrastructure. As industrial projects become larger, more complex, and increasingly schedule-driven, equipment manufacturers are facing a new reality: customers no longer have the luxury of waiting. Whether supporting data cente
Lubbock woman finds stranger living in her apartment after Christmas break
A former Lubbock apartment resident moved out after discovering a homeless man had been living in her unit due to an unsecured door during renovations.
Tips to lower electric bill as Lubbock temperatures soar
As Lubbock temperatures approach 100 degrees, Reliant Energy shared several efficiency tips to help residents lower their electricity bills.
Lubbock woman indicted for voyeurism involving Frenship ISD student
T'nae Harrell, a Frenship ISD teacher's aide, was indicted by a Lubbock grand jury on voyeurism charges following an April 2026 incident at Legacy Elementary School.
Texas Tech researchers awarded $600,000 to study parasite
Texas Tech University researchers were awarded approximately $600,000 over three years to study the Leishmania parasite and its potential therapeutic targets.
From a Dream to the Dirt: How Texas Earth is healing soil one field...
Long before "regenerative agriculture" became a buzzword, Jim Burnett had a vision. Today, his daughter Sarah Burnett is carrying that vision forward, running the natural soil-health company he built from the ground up.
KLBK Monday AM Weather Update (7/20/26)
Monday's highs will range from the lower to the upper 90s.
