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Buried under the weight of history, Oswald's grave has seen more drama than some Hollywood films. You won't believe what happened to his headstone.

Get ready for chills and thrills at Nightmare on 19th Street, where Halloween comes alive with haunting experiences like no other.

With its eerie ambiance and storied history, the Stanley Hotel offers visitors more than just a bed—it's an invitation to face the unknown.

As the leaves turn and Halloween nears, a haunting tale from Texas brings chills that rival any ghost story. Picture a headless rider... that’s just the beginning.

A local favorite took a hit when a white SUV crashed into Specs on 4th Street, leaving the community concerned about safety at our storefronts.

Kirby Hocutt isn’t holding back ahead of the Texas showdown—he’s calling Houston a ‘home game’ for the Red Raiders. Let’s unpack the rivalry.

There's something special about a pie that’s been around since 1937—just wait until you hear how this local favorite made its comeback.

Imagine wandering through Lubbock’s woods and stumbling upon a sighting that could change everything. The mystery might be closer than you think.

When the forecast gets wild, why not make it even wilder? Introducing a fresh way to spice up those weekend weather reports with friends.

When a restaurant's portions are so generous, they require a two-container strategy, you know you’re in for a treat.

Imagine a humble stand on a Texas highway turning into a nationwide sensation. That’s the sweet journey of Bahama Bucks—let’s break it down.

Picture historians in the future examining an Allsup’s chimichanga wrapper as a cultural artifact. It’s the little things that define us, isn’t it?

Tension is brewing at Texas Tech as a new directive reshapes classroom discussions. What does this mean for faculty and students alike in Lubbock?

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is coming to Lubbock, here's why.

A massive recall has folks checking their freezers. Over 58 million pounds of frozen food might hold some unexpected surprises. Stay tuned for the details.

If you're looking for a little thrill this season, Texas has a knack for mixing fright with fun, unlike anywhere else.

From teepees to jail cells, Lubbock's Big Texan had its own quirky charm. What memories are surfacing from those unique dining experiences?

Pet adoption scams are on the rise in Lubbock, with scammers impersonating Animal Services staff and charging fake fees. Here’s how to stay safe.

A Houston man with a long criminal history has been named October’s featured fugitive by Texas DPS. A $4,000 reward is on the table for his capture.

The latest person to be added to the Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List is a dangerous gang member.

Here are some tips to keep you and your family, and pets safe.

Many Lubbock residents think they’re registered to vote—until they show up on Election Day. Here’s how to check your registration and the deadlines you need to know.

Governor Abbott's latest move on security raises eyebrows, with many wondering why faith spaces get the spotlight over our schools. Let's break it down.

On October 27, Lubbock families can snag a free spay and neuter voucher—perfect for responsible pet ownership.

From wild and whimsical to polished perfection, Lubbock lawns have a unique way of revealing the lives behind the homes. Let's take a closer look.

Texas’ Safe Haven Law, also known as the Baby Moses Law, gives mothers a safe and legal way to surrender newborns up to 60 days old at designated sites like hospitals, fire stations, or baby boxes.

Chili season is here, but Lubbock’s dining scene is leaving chili lovers scratching their heads.

Imagine a city getting its report card from visitors — Lubbock’s Yelp reviews paint a picture worth discussing.

A Texas mother is accused of giving her kids NyQuil before attempting to drown them.

A man’s strange behavior led to a comedic chase, showcasing the unique bond between local officers and their trusty steeds.