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Superintendent Dr. Kathy Rollo says they will make adjustments as needed for the safety of students.
“All hell broke loose, all the power was out, everyone was running around screaming."
Schovanec said the HVAC inside the USA is currently down.
The City of Lubbock will be closing a section of Zenith Avenue from East 1st Place to East Auburn Avenue to make repairs to a sanitary sewer manhole. Construction will begin on Monday, March 17.
Lots of events to choose from this weekend if you're looking for something to kick off your Spring Break here in the Hub City!
The South Plains College Creative Arts Department will host its third-annual Groove Day, featuring world-renowned drummer Kenny Aronoff.
UMC is implementing a temporary masking requirement in the 1st and 2nd floor common areas of the Children’s Hospital to help protect patients, visitors and staff amid rising measles cases across the area.
Officials have not yet released details on the Brooks & Dunn concert scheduled for tonight at the United Supermarkets Arena
There was confusion, but students we spoke to said it was a generally calm feeling once they left their dorm or classroom.
While volunteer firefighters are always on call, they’re making additional preparations ahead of what is expected to be an extremely windy day.
The Amarillo Police Department has released the identity of the woman found dead in an alley on Tuesday.
The Texas Legislature is including funding for home schooling in their latest proposals for Education Savings Accounts, but some local parents are worried the money might lead the state to interfere with how they teach their kids.
Female officers in Lubbock are stepping up, showing that serving and protecting isn’t about gender, it’s about commitment to the community.
Elvis Presley first headlined in Lubbock at the Fair Park Coliseum on January 6th, 1955. One man that was in attendance that night changed Lubbock music history forever.
Red Raiders showed up in Austin today to share the success story of the entire system.
The jamming and spoofing of GPS navigation and timing signals could become a threat to the American economy.
Clovis Police are investigating after a 16-year-old male was shot multiple times on Wednesday afternoon.
A handful of volunteer fire departments across the South Plains are getting some much needed support from the state.
Xcel is warning about a likely Public Safety Power Shutoff for some Texas and Eastern New Mexico customers on Friday.
Covenant Health is thrilled to announce the launch of its new podcast, “Health Her Way,” designed to empower women with the knowledge they need to take charge of their health.
Barney is a 5-year-old Boxer mix available at the Animal Refuge Center of Crosby County. He’s incredibly affectionate and would be a wonderful companion for a family or individual looking for a devoted best friend.
Monterey Church of Christ will host a night of worship and music with award-winning Christian music duo Shane & Shane. Proceeds will directly benefit the Children's Home of Lubbock.
Applications are open but close at 5 p.m. on June 6.
Recruits are getting a closer look at what their future job could really look like, learning first aid for law enforcement, and being fitted for their ballistic vests.
Xcel says its enhanced powerline safety settings will be activated on Friday.
After abstaining in its first vote, Mayor McBrayer joined the other councilmembers in approving the zone change, 7-0.
The jury decided to issue a no bill today, meaning it didn’t believe there was enough evidence to indict him.
Students, families and educators from across Texas are in Austin to support or oppose the plan to provide taxpayer money to send kids to private schools.