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With its doors closing for repairs, this beloved restaurant will be missed during the holiday season — but there's hope for a strong comeback.

This year's Christmas parade in Plainview is taking a stand against candy tossing — a move aimed at keeping our little ones safe and sound.

An elderly Lubbock couple is missing after a trip on Thanksgiving, and authorities are urging the community to keep an eye out for them or their silver Toyota.

A failed suicide attempt led to a major car pileup in Central Lubbock over the weekend, injuring three people. Police arrested 20-year-old Javier Valenzuela after he admitted to intentionally striking vehicles at 34th and University.

Picture this: a room jam-packed with unforgettable home-cooked dishes and a questionable mystery dip. This is what work holiday parties are all about!

Machetes and free liquor? This doesn't sound like the greatest idea.

Picture a Christmas in Lubbock where reading a poem about cremation is a cherished tradition. This festive twist is just the tip of the iceberg.

Texas Tech Football is in the Big 12 Championship Game. But what about the playoffs?

Imagine moving into a new place, only to find your snacks vanishing. That's the kind of mystery that keeps you guessing!

Get ready to flip for pancakes! The Lubbock Lions Club is serving up a delicious community tradition that’s all about fun and giving back.

Sometimes, it's the simple pleasures that leave the biggest mark. A local chocolate shop is serving up warmth and nostalgia, one treat at a time.

Don't let unexpected trouble ruin your holiday travel. Texas DPS is warning drivers to create emergency kits with water, snacks, blankets, jumper cables, and medications.

Few remember Lubbock's coldest Thanksgiving ever (7 degrees in 1938) or its hottest (86 degrees in 1965). Check out the Hub City's top-five lowest temps and a look at what was happening in 1938.

Forget the therapist’s couch; leftover turkey might just be the calm presence we need after a holiday frenzy.

Holidays can be a mixed bag—joy for some, heartache for others. Let’s talk about that bittersweet feeling many of us know all too well.

Get ready for a frightfully fun weekend! Local artists and cosplayers are coming together to celebrate all things horror in Lubbock.

Lubbock Citibus is implementing a new fare structure starting Jan. 1, 2026, increasing prices for Paratransit and On-Demand specialized services. General fixed route fares remain $1.

Picture this: vinyl enthusiasts lining up outside their favorite record stores, excitement buzzing in the air as limited-edition treasures await inside.

As the holiday hustle begins, it's the perfect time to brush up on safe online shopping habits. Scammers are lurking, ready to pounce on your festive spirit.

Picture this: Aunt Linda whispers secrets while the football game cranks up the family tension. Just another Thanksgiving in Lubbock!

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and you know what that means—time to clear out the clutter before the family rolls in.

In a district long held by a familiar face, a new contender is bringing some unexpected flair to the political stage.

With Wonderland on the market, many are reflecting on the joys it has brought since '51. Could this be the end of an era for local families?

Lubbock is packed with things to do, but residents still feel the city is lacking key elements. We explore what our audience thinks the Hub City needs—from family fun to geography—and offer a reality check.

finally revealed the only certified way to cook a Texas-style turkey! Get the step-by-step guide on how to pick the right bird, thaw it correctly, and use the exact temperatures to get that perfect, crispy skin.

There's a certain pride in Lubbock that keeps folks from admitting they're cold, even when it's frigid out.

Imagine pulling up to your go-to diner, only to find the doors locked and the lights off—what a gut punch for our community.

Forget just any candy — Texans ebraces sweets that tell a story, blending nostalgia with a touch of local flavor.

As the holiday spirit fills the air, law enforcement ramps up efforts to keep our roads safe this Thanksgiving weekend. Stay tuned for vital safety tips.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is urging non-citizens to apply for the I-94 permit online now. Doing so allows travelers to cut to the front of the line at the Laredo Port of Entry and avoid long holiday wait times.