Ahead of Tuesday afternoon’s special council meeting, KCBD’s Abner Euresti went to Citizens Tower to speak with now former Mayor Pope about his time in office.
Heat more typical of summer will continue through the work week. A late-spring cold front will sweep in a much cooler weekend. Plus, our next potential rain-maker is in sight.
Texas Tech is heading back to the NCAA Championship for the 14th time in program history after advancing out of the New Haven Regional on Wednesday at the Yale Golf Club.
When the State of Texas closed its COVID-19 monoclonal antibody infusion center at 50th Street & University Avenue in Lubbock, Dr. Houssam Al Kharrat made a phone call to his colleagues there with the question of what would become of the remaining medication.
Lyntegar asks customers to bear with them as they start refeeding what they can, but they will not be able to restore everything “until we have a station or two to work with.”
It can be tough navigating advice from agencies, doctors, family and Facebook, as parents try to feed their babies amidst a nationwide formula shortage. One pediatrician is giving his advice to keep your children safe.
Prosecutors say 20-year-old Rico Martinez wedged an entire pacifier so far down the 6-month-old's throat, first responders could not see it to remove it.
After the stop here at the South Plains Food Bank, Kiolbassa is heading to the Permian Basin, where they will donate to the West Texas Food Bank, followed by stops in North Texas.
Twenty-five individuals are behind bars following a central Lubbock prostitution operation conducted by the Lubbock Police Department’s Special Operations Division, the Texas Department of Public Safety and Homeland Security Investigations.
A man who was facing murder charges in the death and disappearance of 79-year-old Celestino Rodriguez in 2019 is now being charged with capital murder by terroristic threat or other felony.
Speaking to victims’ families, local officials and first responders, Biden said America’s diversity is its strength and the nation must not be distorted by a “hateful minority.”
Near record, triple-digit, high temperatures are likely across the KCBD viewing area this afternoon. And there is little relief from the heat through the workweek. However, a seasonably strong cold front will bring a cool-down this weekend.
While they leave office under different circumstances, Councilmen Randy Christian and Jeff Griffith feel it has been a privilege and honor to serve the City of Lubbock, which they expect to experience growing pains and successes as a mostly new city council is seated on Tuesday.