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A Fort Worth couple pleaded guilty to a $5M wire fraud scheme. Operating Judge DFW LLC, they defrauded 40 North Texas victims by promising custom home builds they never intended to finish between 2020 and 2023.

Forget the winter coats! Lubbock is basking in unusual warmth, but don’t let your guard down—wildfire risks are creeping up alongside those high temps.

From smokeless zones to sports bars, Lubbock’s karaoke nights promise good times and great company.

Big changes are coming for healthcare in West Texas, thanks to a major funding boost that could reshape how residents access care.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured a $1.25M settlement with Hyatt over hidden fees. The hotel giant must now disclose all costs upfront, ensuring Texans can compare prices accurately without surprise resort or amenity charges.

Imagine rethinking everything you thought you knew about failure and success. It's a journey many are quietly taking.

From speed-walking to food debates, competition is everywhere in our lives. Here’s a light-hearted look at what sparks our rivalries.

The quiet strength of Texas women shines through in every challenge, proving that resilience runs deep in their roots.

January often feels like a fresh start, but the reality can be a bit of a letdown for many. It's a month that asks for more patience than promises.

As we roll into the new year, why not embrace the humor in our resolutions? This comedy night is all about the ups and downs we face on our self-improvement journeys.

With Texas' blue laws still in play, New Year's Day means it's time to rethink your party supply list. Spirits won't be hitting the shelves!

Imagine your child jamming with peers, learning from seasoned musicians, and building confidence in a supportive setting. SPC's new music course is just the ticket!

As the festivities wind down, Lubbock's got pizza on the brain. It’s the go-to remedy after a night of celebration.

Texas leads the nation in New Year's Eve traffic deaths. Stay safe this year by planning your ride ahead of time and following expert firework safety tips from the Red Cross to avoid common holiday injuries.

Parts of South Texas are under quarantine due to invasive Mexican fruit flies. These pests destroy citrus crops by laying eggs inside fruit. Residents must harvest early and double-bag disposal to stop the spread.

A recent recall on dog biscuits has pet owners on high alert—let's break down what you need to know for your furry friends.

Texas has secured $1.4 billion in federal funds over five years via the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to improve rural healthcare. The funds will go towards technology, AI, disease prevention, equipment, and worker training.

As the sun sets on Razzoos in Lubbock, let’s talk about what this means for local Cajun cuisine lovers.

A Lubbock woman escaped a violent kidnapping by convincing her attacker to take her home. The attacker now faces multiple felony charges including aggravated sexual assault after his second arrest in just two months.

Picture this: Lubbock spirit meeting Miami's lively bars. Fans are bringing their beloved Chilton cocktail along for the ride. Who knew drinks could travel so far?

The aroma of deep dish pizza is about to fill the air in Cactus Alley again. Woodys Pizza Bar is making a comeback, and fans couldn't be happier.

Imagine a day filled with wonder as families gather at the Science Spectrum for a magical New Year's Eve celebration—sounds like fun, right?

Texas A&M researchers are using VR to simulate near-death experiences, helping participants lower anxiety and gain a new perspective on life.

Lubbock fans of cold weather are in for a disappointment as temperatures climb back into the 70s for New Year’s weekend. Despite some snow nearby, the Hub City stays dry and warm to end the year.

With a size that’s hard to ignore, this Texas Roadhouse isn’t just big; it’s a true Lubbock landmark.

Rusty's Taco has closed its doors, leaving many Lubbock diners wondering what happened. A sudden twist in the local food scene.

After over three decades of serving adventurers, Mountain Hideaway bids farewell, leaving a big void in Lubbock’s outdoor scene.

The CDC has warned of a multi-state Salmonella outbreak linked to raw oysters, affecting 64 people. Officials stress the true case count is higher. Watch for diarrhea, cramps, and nausea.

Border agents in Brownsville arrested a 24-year-old on a Georgia warrant for child sexual exploitation. This report breaks down what these felony charges mean and the strict penalties faced under Texas law.

Picture this: laughter ringing through the air as people share their most hilarious mispronunciations—like ‘sandwich’—it’s a reminder we all trip up sometimes.