LUBBOCK, Texas— Texas Tech Athletics announced Friday afternoon that Lacy Needham will become the department’s new Senior Associate Athletic Director and Chief Financial Officer. Needham will arrive in the Hub City with more than twenty years of experience, having led business operations between her time at Georgia Southern (2003-06), Texas State (2009-18) and Arkansas (2018-24). […]

Lubbock County announced it’s 2024 High Noon Concert Series is set to return from June 5 to August 7 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Lubbock County Courthouse Gazebo and lawn at 904 Broadway.

Jack Romans, a former Lubbock Power & Light lineman, was inducted into the Lineman Hall of Fame, according to LP&L on Friday.

Texas Tech University and the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center announced Naïma Moustaïd-Moussa as the inaugural executive director for the Institute for One Health Innovation beginning July 1.

LUBBOCK, Texas— According to a press release, Texas Tech Athletics has received a $5 million gift from Dallas businessman and alumnus John Billingsley and his wife, Harriett, to assist in the ongoing south end zone and Dustin R. Womble Football Center Project. Texas Tech announced that it has passed its $100 million mark in charitable […]

AAA Gas Prices said Lubbock had the lowest gas in the state for the second week in a row. This week, gas prices in Lubbock were even lower than last week.

Tom & Bingo’s a barbecue restaurant in Lubbock with over 75 years of history, will be under new ownership starting on Monday, according to a social media post by BuildRite Construction.

LUBBOCK, Texas— According to a press release on Thursday afternoon, South Plains Financial Inc., the parent company of City Bank, was named the 28th best-performing US community bank of 2023. This award highlights community banks with assets bwtween $3 billion and $10 billion by S&P Global Market Intelligence. “We are honored to be recognized by […]

This past weekend voters in Lubbock overwhelming rejected Proposition A by a margin of 30 percentage points — 65% opposed the measure, while 35% supported it. If approved, it would have told police to stop arresting people for having less than four ounces of marijuana in most cases. The proposed reform drew loud opposition from local conservative leaders, like Texas Rep. Carl Tepper.

LUBBOCK, Texas — On the final day of the murder trial for Brett Garza, the family of 79-year-old Celestino Rodriguez shared the impact his death, due to Garza’s “cowardly act,” had on their lives. Garza pleaded guilty to murder Monday in connection with a plot to rob Rodriguez of his car and government check. Garza […]

LUBBOCK, Texas— The Lubbock Police Department on Friday arrested a 16-year-old who was charged with murder in connection to the death of Infant of Davila, 32, who went by “Adrian Davila.”  Lubbock Police were called to the area of North Loop 289 and Interstate 27 on Wednesday at 3:25 a.m. for what was an initial […]

LUBBOCK, Texas – Jonathan Mermella, 33, pleaded guilty to murder and received 20 years in prison on Friday morning in a Lubbock courtroom in relation to a 2022 incident. Previous coverage: Murder suspect hit in head with mirror, arrest warrant said LPD: Man arrested in connection to Sunday morning stabbing According to previous reports from […]

Note: The video above reflects top headlines from morning of May 10, 2024. LUBBOCK, Texas— The City of Lubbock announced it will host the Oath of Office for the newly elected members of the Lubbock City Council and Municipal Court Judge on Tuesday at 5 p.m. According to a press release, the city council will […]

LUBBOCK, Texas–Hannah Nichols is one of thousands walking the stage this weekend at Texas Tech’s graduation. In the audience will be her 5-year-old daughter cheering her on.  “Every day this week, she’s like, okay, we only have Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and then your graduation,” Nichols said.  Nichols said it’s a far cry from where she thought her life would be after she […]

Highs on Friday will be in the low and mid 70s.