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.
Matt Rose with LP&L says part of his confidence comes from ERCOT's recent focus on improving reliability. He says reserve margins are higher than ever and he's encouraged by how the grid managed with what happened this past weekend.
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.
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.
Severe thunderstorms across the South Plains are impacting electric power in the City of Lubbock and other towns, causing outages to shut down traffic lights at certain intersections.
The Calf Canyon-Hermits Peak fire is now the largest fire in New Mexico history. It's burned nearly 300,000 acres, forced families out of their homes and destroyed several structures. Some of those are near and dear to families here in the south plains.
The Buddy Holly Center has announced dates and performers for the free 2022 Summer Showcase Concert Series, returning for the 22nd season to bring live, original music to the Meadows Courtyard.
A man from Rockwall, Texas, has been identified by the Texas Department of Public Safety after a car crashed on a Gaines County highway, Saturday morning.
The United Supermarkets Family announced Monday morning it is partnering with Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) hospitals to raise money by donating at the register of any United Supermarkets, Market Street, Albertsons Market or Amigos location.
On Sunday, Frenship ISD’s Willow Bend Elementary was one of 300 schools from 44 states across the country to receive a $5,000 grant through the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries.
Cutting-edge computer technology designed to mimic the human brain is being used by hackers to create lifelike videos of celebrities and politicians. But now, bad actors are using this readily available tech to target everyday social media users in cryptocurrency scams.
Airman 1st Class Emerald Baskin-Young, a Structural Apprentice from the 27th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron, was found dead in his off-base residence in Melrose, NM on May 12.
UMC held a surprise ninth birthday party for Brantley Parrish of Amarillo on Saturday, six weeks after he suffered serious burns in a fire pit accident.
Protestors were in Central Lubbock on Saturday, taking part in a national outcry against the Supreme Court draft that would overturn Roe v. Wade, part of the nationwide “Ban Off Our Bodies” rally.
The trend of hot and a bit humid is going to continue for awhile. Unfortunately, we aren’t really going to see much in the way of rain chances to go along with the humidity.
As one stretch of 114th Street is set to expand this summer, the Lubbock City Council changed its form of payment for the next stretch expected to expand next year.
ERCOT says unseasonably hot weather is driving “record demand” in Texas, and while all reserve generation resources available are operating, citizens are asked to conserve power through the weekend.
Law enforcement agencies from across the nation will honor a fallen local peace officer: Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Commander Sergeant Joshua Bartlett.
The Lubbock Police Department’s Major Crash Unit is investigating a crash involving an 8-year-old male pedestrian, transported by ambulance to Covenant Medical Center with serious injuries.
