Nashville and Memphis Avenues, from 23rd to 24th Streets, will be temporarily closed on Saturday, February 4, 2023, for the City of Lubbock Water Department to do some work on a main line in that area.
One seriously injured in East Lubbock shooting, winter storm heads northeast and a developer will present a proposal for student housing in Tech Terrace today. Start your morning here.
Up Campus is requesting the Commission change the zoning for the property between 19th and 20th Street, west of University Avenue where Cafe J and the Godbold Center are currently located.
Winter weather across the South Plains caused several disruptions, including at the South Plains Courthouse where a couple was scheduled to get married. Thanks to the judge's creativity and the couple's flexibility, the wedding happened, just not at the courthouse.
The “Silver Celebration” will bring an evening full of excitement, entertainment, and – most importantly – fundraising for scholarships for South Plains College students.
3 Lubbock men killed in rollover near Brownfield, Ropes ISD student killed in rollover near Wolfforth and manslaughter charges filed against Alec Baldwin in 'Rust' set shooting. Start your morning here.
After multiple tests and procedures, doctors discovered Callie was born without the cranial nerves needed to help her swallow. The little fighter doesn't let that stop her.
Dr Tetyana Vasylyeva is leading the study at the Texas Tech University Health Science Center to hopefully find a better way to reduce the likelihood of medical errors.
The 2023 tax season may seem more like those before the COVID-19 pandemic. Certain tax credits and deductions will return to 2019 levels, changing the refund amount for eligible taxpayers.
Investigators with the Lubbock Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating a suspect in an early morning aggravated robbery in South Lubbock.
The Salvation Army of Lubbock is stepping up once again as sub-freezing temperatures are expected over most of the week. Erica Hitt, Director of social services at the shelter, says it is officially in cold cot mode. For those who need help getting to the shelter, the Cold Patrol will be out every evening for the remainder of the week to hand out supplies and give rides to the Salvation Army.
Slick road conditions left Lubbock Meals on Wheels in a bind today, after volunteers called in concerned about deliveries. But, one social media post showed just how fast the Lubbock community can come together.
More area schools delaying classes due to icy roads, Hollis Daniels trial set to begin Monday and Memphis police revealed two more officers of their duty over the death of Tyre Nichols. Start your morning here.
With more hazardous weather ahead, a number of smaller school districts in outlying counties have already made the decision to delay or cancel classes Tuesday.