Rachael Reagan
ANCHOR - NEWS @ 9
Lubbock, Texas
Rachael anchors FOX34 News at Nine weeknights. She was born and raised just north of Los Angeles, where she landed her first job covering Rams football as an intern at ABC 7. The daughter of a fire captain and a nurse, Rachael always knew she wanted a job in which she could give back to others.
Rachael graduated from California Lutheran University, where she earned awards for excellence in news and sports reporting. She was also a student athlete, running the 100 meter hurdles on the track and field team.
Following graduation, Rachael worked as an anchor, reporter and producer in Eugene, Oregon. She then went on to host red carpets for shows like the Emmys, but is thrilled to be back on the news desk full time.
Lubbock police officers don’t just help protect our city. They also help out Mr. Kringle.
In celebration of our veterans, Lubbock oral surgeon Dr. Robert Ioppolo is doing some good of his own by giving a Lubbock Army veteran a new smile for free.
In Lubbock, keeping wildlife safe is a top priority for experts with the South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. For 33 years, the South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is the go-to for injured, orphaned or sick wild animals.
Habitat for Humanity is moving some homes into the Talkington neighborhood of Lubbock. These homes are unique. Lubbock ISD students helped build them.
For many, September 11, 2001, is a day engraved in our memories. With Saturday marking the 20th anniversary, many people who are young adults now, weren’t even born yet.
The Haven Shelter is open Saturdays for pet adoptions with Dr. Brenda Wilbanks
This weekend, Abuelos hosted Lubbock ISD’s ‘For the Kids’ fundraiser. The huge lineup and delicious food drew a crowd to support Lubbock families in need.
Doing Good in the Neighborhood: Student Earns Free Wisdom Teeth Removal
The Lubbock chapter of Habitat for Humanity is asking for the community’s help on their late-summer blitz build.
Our Town: Brownfield celebrates with first fireworks show in 20 years
There are nearly four thousand acres of vineyards in Terry County. That’s more than any other place in Texas. For many, the fruit is exported to support the rest of the state.
The seat of Terry County is celebrating its centennial this year. And down Highway 62, the community’s name may seem perfectly fitting ― but it wasn’t intended to be.
Construction is underway on a new campus for Brownfield ISD. It’s part of a $40 million bond packages voters approved to abandon the aging middle school.
Summertime weather seems like it’s here to stay. It’s a great opportunity for people to get out and get moving, something many have been deprived of over the past year. LHUCA is helping that effort with ‘Song and Dance’ mornings.
An organization called Beyond the Call of Duty travels to the U.S. to honor the service of our fallen officers. Over the past week, it has stopped here in Lubbock to remember one of our very own — Nicholas Reyna.
The coffeehouse’s “cause drink” for May, June and July was created with kids in mind. The Champions for Children cream soda is more than a refreshing summer drink. It’s proceeds will support a vital cause in Lubbock.
Our community continues to find ways to honor fallen first responders Officer Nicholas Reyna and Lieutenant Eric Hill and to support firefighter Matt Dawson.
