Lubbock TX

Hello A-J readers! March has ended, and now we're in April. Wild how time flies. Students are getting ready to graduate, people are preparing for long-awaited vacations, and the clock keeps ticking. Just like business news in Lubbock . Here are the recent highlights in the Hub City, along with a new best bite. The...

As the deadline passes for the contract standoff between Texas Tech Physicians, Texas Tech Health Sciences Center and UnitedHealthcare insurance , Covenant Health and University Medical Center promoted they will continue working with the insurance company. Last week, TTUHSC and TTP warned that the organizations would...

The above video shows the top local headlines for the morning of April 1, 2026. LUBBOCK, Texas — Lubbock Christian University (LCU) is reinforcing its commitment to making a Christ-centred education both accessible and affordable through intentional programs that support students from enrollment to graduation. LCU...

Lubbock County’s logistics scene is buzzing right now, with solid openings for folks who like to keep things moving—whether that’s managing inventory, leading distribution, or handling city purchasing.

You can spot a newcomer in Lubbock from a mile away—just look for that shiny car and the confused expression.

LUBBOCK, TX (KAMC) – KAMC Forecaster Larry Rodriguez and KAMC Chief Meteorologist Ron Roberts have your Thursday evening weather update for April 2, 2026. Tonight’s Low – 56° Tomorrow’s High – 84° A mild night for Thursday. Temperatures will range from the middle to upper 50s on the Caprock and the middle to upper...

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Two teens are in jail after Lubbock police say officers caught them breaking into cars overnight. Gabriel Sittingeagle, 17, and Cedric Holguin, 17, were reportedly trying to open car door handles near 49th and Avenue S just before 3:15 a.m. this morning. Police say a man...

SLATON, Texas (KCBD) — Slaton ISD is asking residents to approve more than $50 million in bonds for facility improvements. One bond is worth $51 million. It would go toward building a new elementary school, more classrooms, safety and security upgrades and renovations. The money would also support building...

Texas Tech’s Urbanovsky Amphitheater turned into something more than a meeting place Tuesday night — it became a convergence of voices, stories and belief at Easter on the Lawn. Local churches, including Redeemer Church, The Way, Turning Point Community and other college ministries, came together for a second...

A Lubbock man will spend the rest of his life in prison.