Save Lubbock pushes petition on flock cameras
For the past 50 days, a group called Save Lubbock has been gathering signatures for a petition calling on city leaders to ban Flock Safety cameras and other systems that scan and track vehicle license plates.
Lubbock homeowner accuses Solid Waste Department of repeated damage
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A Lubbock homeowner says the city’s Solid Waste Department has repeatedly damaged his property. Jeremy Bowen lives in Central Lubbock. He says city trash trucks have damaged his fence for more than a year, to the point that it no longer has structural integrity. “They...
USDA announces $8 billion relief program for farmers
Farmers across the South Plains could receive financial relief through a new federal program aimed at offsetting rising fuel and production costs during harvest.
Spirit of the Winds Band Set to Take the Field at UIL Area Marching...
FLOYDADA, TX – The Floydada Collegiate High School “Spirit of the Winds” Marching Band is heading back to Lubbock as they continue their postseason run at the 2026 UIL Area A Marching Contest. Following a successful performance at the Region contest, the Spirit of the Winds Band...
Five new shops and attractions arrive at South Plains Mall
South Plains Mall in Lubbock is adding five new retailers and attractions, including Tory Burch at Dillard's, Creations, Pretty Girls Nail Bar, Gift Garden, ChocoJoy, and Kon-Ni-Chi-Claw.
United Supermarkets Lubbock marathon set for Oct. 25
The United Supermarkets Lubbock Marathon is scheduled to take place this Sunday, October 25, featuring various races and a family-friendly festival near the Buddy Holly Statue.
Lubbock man indicted for crash that killed Slaton teacher
A Lubbock Grand Jury has indicted 28-year-old Bode Arnold for intoxication manslaughter following a March 2026 multi-vehicle crash that resulted in the death of Slaton ISD teacher Leo Schneider.
Texas Tech’s Gerlich, Bristow & Collins Talk New Roster, Same Standards at Big 12...
Texas Tech’s roster may look a lot different but Krista Gerlich’s expectations remain rooted in the culture that helped the Lady Raiders return to the NCAA Tournament last season. Joined by senior returner Jalynn Bristow and newcomer Rhema Collins at Tuesday’s Big 12 Basketball Media Days in Kansas City, Gerlich discussed how a new group can build on that success. “You have to trust your culture. You have to trust the standards that you set,” Gerlich said. “I think Jalynn Bristow is doing a fant
Lubbock, TX Weather Alert: 80% Rain Chance Sunday Night Oct 25-26
Rain chances reach 80% in Lubbock and 85% in Friona as storms develop Saturday through Monday.
Texas DPS, UMC-EMS warns Lubbock of fentanyl’s continuing dangers
October is Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month, and Texas DPS, along with UMC-EMS, urged the community to take precaution and learn more about the deadly-abused drug.

















