“We have a lot of memories at that house, we still celebrate our holidays there, like Christmas and maybe Easter, and we were like well if we have good memories then maybe other people want to come to make memories here and it is a great house,”
A Lubbock grand jury has indicted 50-year-old Jorge Nunez with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after he was accused of stabbing 41-year Juan Martinez near the Hibachi express at 114th and Quaker Avenue.
Enrollment is now available in the new Bachelor of Science in Managerial Leadership with online classes beginning in August for the fall 2023 semester.
Photographer Amanda Wise has donated her services for a fifth year to the Children’s Home of Lubbock to capture all the children in its care, their siblings and cottage families.
The cattle market seems to be heading in a good direction, but one producer in Lubbock County says wat you pay for beef in the grocery stores probably won’t improve.
Following a series of stops promoting his 2024 bid for President, most recently in South Carolina, Trump announced he will be making his next stop in Waco on Saturday, March 25.
If you’re staying in Lubbock for spring break and need fun activities for the kids, the Buddy Holly Center and the Silent Wings Museum are hosting “staycation” activities all week.
The 4th on Broadway celebration has been bringing Lubbockites together for 33 years, but this year they're running short on floats, and volunteers to work the event.
The Slaton Bakery opened its doors in 1923, and has become a staple to not only West Texas but people around the globe. The sweet treats have an even sweeter history.
The Lubbock City Council approved a change to the budget to put an additional $500,000 toward repair costs in the North Overton Public Improvement District