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Soon, Downtown Lubbock will buzz with energy, thanks to a new hub designed for dining, working, and connecting with friends.

The buzz around town is palpable as Lubbock prepares to embrace a new flavor — El Pollo Loco is ready to shake things up!

A criminal record in Texas affects far more than just jail time. Even dropped charges can remain on your history, impacting employment, child custody, driving, and even your ability to rent an apartment.

Donating blood or plasma is a vital gift, and luckily, Lubbock offers at least seven locations for you to contribute. But what happens to your plasma once your donation is complete?

In West Texas, Christmas gifts aren’t about the latest trend; it's the joy of unwrapping and the laughter that fills the air.

Get ready, Lubbock! Broadway hits are rolling into town, and tickets go on sale soon—mark your calendars for December 5th!

As the holidays approach, Lubbock transforms into a dazzling display of creativity, with residents competing for the title of best lights on the block.

A great Texas Tech tradition lives on this weekend.

Big changes are on the horizon for downtown Lubbock, and you won’t want to miss what’s coming to our community.

Here's how you can donate new, unwrapped toys to our first toy drive. Donate in person or online.

If you’ve got a love for pizza night, listen up: a cheese recall is shaking things up in local grocery aisles.

Amazon is rolling out drone service to other areas of Texas.

Back in 2008, as the economy wobbled, Caprock Café opened its doors, giving Lubbock a much-needed spot to unwind and connect.

Lubbock winters can threaten your home with freezing temperatures, putting your pipes at risk of bursting and causing expensive damage. Learn quick, expert tips to safeguard your plumbing this season.

Governor Abbott announced $1 million in Texas Workforce Readiness Grants for six ISDs, including two from West Texas. The funds from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) will buy equipment to train students for high-demand jobs.

In Lubbock, grit isn't just a buzzword; it's the backbone of daily life, helping folks face everything from dust storms to life's unexpected hurdles.

Lubbock’s residents are holding onto some wild memories—like a clay clown head that just won’t quit. What’s your quirky keepsake?

Will Texas see a White Christmas? Here are the chances.

There's nothing worse than the sinking feeling when a package goes missing. It's time we take a stand against these porch pirates.

The Big 12 Championship is next test for these Red Raiders.

Just when sweet cravings were being satisfied, Lubbock says goodbye to Abbotts Frozen Custard. Let’s take a moment to reflect on this bittersweet news.

In West Texas, winter brings more than just colder temps—static electricity is on the rise. Here’s how to keep those annoying shocks at bay.

A man living in Fort Worth allegedly claimed he wanted to build a bomb and carry out an attack in Texas.

CBP officers at the Hidalgo and Laredo Ports of Entry arrested two individuals, including a 76-year-old man, wanted for sex crimes against children in the days before Thanksgiving.

From the heart of West Texas to the Navy's front lines, one young man's journey is a testament to hard work and family support.

Lubbock locals are venting their frustrations online, and it turns out loud chewing is just the tip of the iceberg.

Christmas in Lubbock means layering up for the elements—one moment chilly, the next, you're sweating it out. It's a holiday forecast like no other.

As the campaign heats up, one candidate is betting on the strength of West Texas values to guide his journey.

Imagine sipping a frosty cup of chocolatey goodness that feels like a winter wonderland, no matter the season. It's a treat that's taking Lubbock by storm.

Nostalgia hits hard as we reflect on the simple pleasures of Mrs. Baird's Bakery Outlet, now closed, while we confront the pressing issue of food insecurity.