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"It’s hard to convince major labels to drop anything that isn’t going to be a Top 40 hit in their eyes."

Senator Ted Cruz was not very impressed with the speech President Joe Biden delivered on Monday. Biden spoke from the White House Monday about the crisis in Afghanistan and the fall of Kabul to the Taliban. At the end of Biden's speech, the President said the buck stops with him...

The U.S. Senate on Tuesday (August 10th) passed a bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. The legislation passed by a final vote of 69-30, with 19 Republican Senators voting in favor of the bill. Some reports have Texas getting around $30 billion to repair bridges and roads, as well as rolling out more broadband internet to rural areas...

A new report supports Jamie Lynn's insistence that she has "nothing to gain or lose either way" when it comes to her sister's legal fight.

The former Texas Tech coach is against legislation that would allow college athletes to profit off of their 'Name, Image, Likeness'. Tuberville was elected to the U.S. Senate last year.

May's rains have changed the fortunes of Lubbock, and much of the South Plains, concerning ongoing drought conditions across the region

Seaman JaJuan Austin is shown in the above photo standing watch on the destroyer's deck.

Following the CDC’s announcement that fully vaccinated people no longer have to wear masks, Walmart will allow employees and customers who have been fully vaccinated to go maskless.

Will Lubbock be hit by a giant space rocket this weekend? The answer is, probably not, but as of this moment, nothing can be ruled out. According to the New York Times, Long March 5B, or at least a part of it, is falling towards Earth...

A recent study from the Centers for Disease Control says that around 8% of people in America have received their first shot of either the Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, but aren't going back for the second dose.

The "Fast & Furious" movie saga is winding down and one of the final two films is rumored to be shooting in Houston later this year

The FDA announced Tuesday, April 13, that 6 women have developed a rare blood clot after taking the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, leading to 1 death and 1 hospitalization.