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As Halloween approaches, a certain cult classic is about to light up Lubbock with nostalgia and creativity. Get ready for a night like no other.

If fresh produce and local crafts are your jam, you’ll want to stick around for a peek at this weekend's farmers market scene.

Lubbock's coffee scene just got a reality check, ranking near the bottom in a recent survey. What does this mean for local java lovers?

From shorter showers to smarter yard watering, here’s how Texans can keep their water bills from spiraling out of control — without sacrificing comfort.

Texas law requires car seats for kids under 8 or shorter than 4'9". With child crash deaths on the rise, officials urge parents to buckle up every ride.

A routine traffic stop turned into a wild chase early this morning in Lubbock — just another reminder of the unexpected moments our deputies face every day.

Texas DPS added 65-year-old John Goodwin to the Most Wanted Sex Offender list. A $5,000 reward is being offered for tips leading to his arrest.

In a chilling turn of events, a woman's body was found in a Houston bayou, raising questions and fears among the community as this marks the sixth discovery in two weeks.

Do you have questions about Lubbock ISD and the plans for the future? You should attend one of these town halls.

The FBI has released new details about the Dallas shooter.

Ever wonder why some lottery numbers just feel luckier? Let’s take a closer look at how we choose those digits.

The air is getting crisper, and that can only mean one thing—it's time for Lubbock's Pumpkin Trail, where creativity lights up the fall evenings.

A newborn baby was discovered crying inside an Austin dumpster, with the umbilical cord still attached. Police arrested the baby’s 22-year-old mother, who now faces felony charges.

Blaine Keith Milam, convicted of brutally killing his fiancée’s 13-month-old in 2008, is scheduled for execution in Texas after 17 years on death row.

A local pastor just took center stage in Washington, reminding us all of the power of faith in these divisive times.

From nostalgic shops to new homemade delights, Lubbock's candy landscape is anything but dull. A journey through local flavors awaits every sweet lover!

In a heart-wrenching twist, the story of Mary Spears reveals how a protective order became a tragic oversight. It's a stark reminder of the stakes in domestic violence cases.

As details unfold from Dallas, the community grapples with the loss and seeks to understand the deeper implications of this targeted violence.

Despite folks here spending a fair amount on fast food, you'd think there'd be more choices—what's going on?

From dinosaur bones to local art, the reimagined MaTT is shaking things up! Let’s take a closer look at what this fresh identity means for the community.

You know that saying about everything being just a 15-minute drive in Lubbock? Well, it turns out that's more folklore than fact.

There’s something eerie brewing on 19th Street this fall, and it promises to bring both chills and excitement for all the brave souls out there.

Ignoring purple paint on a fence post or tree could land you in jail in Texas. Here's why.

The City of Lubbock is hoping citizens will take a survey to help build a better website.

Lubbock's food scene is getting a fresh twist with a new restaurant that’s all about bold flavors and handmade dumplings.

Recent accidents in Texas highlight the risks of hunting without proper safety. From fatal misfires to unexpected animal attacks, here’s why precautions matter.

Remember those days at the mall, where friendships blossomed over free samples and questionable fashion choices? Let’s take a stroll down memory lane.

The iconic Toys 'R' Us brand continues to make a comeback.

Not every firing in Texas is fair—or legal. Learn when discrimination, retaliation, or other workplace violations could give you grounds to fight back.

Nexstar and Sinclair owned ABC stations won't be airing Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday.