A district judge has dismissed the claims against Lubbock Power and Light and referred the remaining portions of a Lubbock tenant’s utility shutoff lawsuit to the Texas Public Utility Commission.
The CDC reports West Nile virus is spreading at the fastest rate since 2004. With 4th of July events taking place this weekend, it's important to stay safe from infected mosquitoes.
The City of Lubbock wants to hear from citizens regarding large-scale data centers. The City will host a public meeting July 7, at 5:30 p.m., in the banquet hall of the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.
An AMBER Alert issued for an 11-month-old boy out of Odessa has been resolved after the child and suspect were found in Arkansas during a traffic stop.
On this episode of Aging Untold, more couples are juggling double-duty caregiving, supporting both sides of the family at once. We share ways to prioritize and build a plan that works.
What began as a welcome-home celebration for troops has grown into the largest free festival in Texas, drawing roughly 100,000 people to downtown Lubbock each Fourth of July.
Folarin Balogun put the United States ahead of Bosnia-Herzegovina in the World Cup's round of 32 match on Wednesday night with his third goal of the tournament, then got a red card early in the second half that forced the Americans to play a man short.
