Technology

Santa Claus is getting ready, and the United States government will know where he is every second of his time in American airspace. I mean, your kids can track Santa on his way to deliver presents!

Toys R Us announced they filed for bankruptcy, now they are trying some new concepts to save themselves. Will the Lubbock store get any of these enhancements?

Here at 102.5 KISS FM, we want to stay connected to you, our listeners. That is why we now have a text line. I know, it took a while, but hey, we finally did it! Just start texting us at 806-414-8102. This makes it easier to request music and stay in touch with us...

Good news: Nintendo has announced that they plan on re-releasing the NES Classic Edition next summer.

Sony Experia owners may have money coming to them thanks to a class action settlement.

We were fortunate enough to be the only local media outlet that had a running live stream of today's eclipse. Here are the video highlights.

After 35 years Munch’s Make Believe Band might be calling it quits! The folks over at CBS News reported on this early this week. I can’t say that I was heartbroken seeing that the oversized mouse broke up my favorite animatronic band The Rock-afire Explosion from Showbiz Pizza Place...

America's first high-speed rail Bullet Train now has two companies ready to start building. They just need to find the $12 billion to fund it first. No biggie.

So lately I started seeing some of my Lubbock peeps posting personal links for Sarahah. I was intrigued by this new viral sensation. Sarahah, which is Arabic for candor has blown up, especially with Lubbock folk in the last week or so...

A solar eclipse is an incredible event that only happens a few times in a person’s life. And Lubbock's Science Spectrum is offering a chance to see it with a party.

I keep a cheap silicone case on my phone, more to protect the phone than me. But what happens when your case harms you and not your phone? Well, that is the case (ha-ha) with cases from MixBin. The company has announced a recall after several people were burned or had irritation after the cases broke...

We've all had unknown numbers pop up on our phones. But some are way more dangerous than just a telemarketer.