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Somebody turned a vacant Lubbock building into a canvas, and the story behind it is wilder than you'd think.

There's a real story behind those missing tour dates, and it's not about nobody trying. Let's dig in.

Wonder when a loud party, barking dog, or cluttered yard crosses the legal line in Lubbock? We break down Texas nuisance laws, Lubbock's official quiet hours, and how city code enforcement handles complaints.

Lubbock Code Administration recently swept University Pines to enforce city ordinances. From unpaved parking and weeds over eight inches to junked vehicles, here are the main violations that can get you cited.

Santa Land has moved around Lubbock for 70 years, and where you first met Santa says a lot about you.

Three kinds of peppers, zero dollars, and no limit. Faith2Farm in Lubbock is handing the harvest over to you.

Country music legend Clint Black is bringing his Number 1s Live On Tour to Lubbock's Buddy Holly Hall on March 14, 2027. Tickets are on sale now.

Picture a whole day doing exactly what you want. These nearby drives make that easy, even on a whim.

A new web address for Lubbock is coming, but wait until you hear what lubbock.com would set you back.

Ever wonder what Thanksgiving dinner cost 100 years ago? We compared current United Supermarkets grocery prices to 1926 West Texas data to see how much turkey, potatoes, bread, and eggs have changed over a century.

Governor Greg Abbott announced $281 million in federal funding under the Rural Texas Strong program to upgrade medical equipment, expand telehealth, and improve overall healthcare access across rural West Texas.

Lubbock businesses are stepping up for veterans this November 11, and the list of free meals, coffee, and haircuts is longer than you might think.

Fish are great, but the Lubbock Aquarium has something new in mind, and it's all about birds and butterflies.

Failing a test feels like the end of the world, but Texas schools handle it differently than you might think.

Upgrading your living room couch? Instead of tossing your old furniture, donate it to Lubbock Habitat for Humanity. They accept furniture, appliances, and tools, and will even schedule a pickup at your home.

The Lubbock Animal Shelter offers free volunteer opportunities to walk, socialize, and care for rescue pets. Interested residents can attend orientation on the 4th Thursday of every month or support through donations.

Churches across West Texas are being asked for something pretty small this November, and the reason why is worth a listen.

Pull up a booth and let's talk about the little ice cream parlor that gave Lubbock so much more than a scoop.

Texas Tech has three major games lined up this Thanksgiving Day. From Red Raider football hosting TCU to Men's and Women's basketball on the road, here is your ultimate guide to watching Tech sports during the holiday.

Lubbock is honoring military veterans with events including a ceremony at the Silent Wings Museum on Nov. 11 and the 11th annual Los Hermanos Familia parade on Nov. 14.

Thinking about sending blooms in town? There's a smarter way that keeps more flowers in the vase.

Jimmy Burns is stepping into the top job at Women's Protective Services, and he's already spent seven months learning the ropes.

Colorful murals, a salad bar, and a chef cooking your custom bowl, Lubbock lost something special years ago.

Texas ranks 10th for obesity and overweight rates, trailing nine states with deeper health challenges across diet and fitness.

The Texas DPS has named James Michael Jackson, Jr. of Waco as November's Featured Fugitive. Wanted for robbery and parole violations, a $6,000 reward is offered for tips leading to his arrest.

A 33-year-old Lubbock man was sentenced to 90 years in federal prison for producing child pornography. While lengthy, it pales compared to historic Texas cases like a 4,060-year sentence.

Coach Krista Gerlich has the Lady Raiders rolling into a new season, and there's room for you on the bandwagon.

More than 75 kid entrepreneurs are ready to sell their handmade goods and services right here in Lubbock this fall.

Some of these critters act like they run the place. There is a totally unscientific ranking, plus one story that is still hard to recover from.

Apparently, some people in Lubbock think going out alone is sad. I think it's one of life's greatest little luxuries.