An ISIS Operative Planned to Kill George W. Bush in Dallas
An Iraqi citizen who the FBI alleges was working with ISIS planned to kill George W. Bush in Dallas, Texas.
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MacKenzie Scott's Latest Batch of Charitable Donations
The over $3.8 billion of donations include money given to Communities In Schools of the South Plains, and other Texas and New Mexico non-profits
The Disintegration of Coach K- Bob Knight Relationship
A new book compiles how college basketball's most prominent mentor-protégé relationship hit the skids.
CBS and the Rest of the Nation Sees How Awesome Buc-ee's Is
Over the weekend, CBS Sunday Morning featured Buc-ee's in a five-minute long segment. Everything from the famous restrooms, to the beef jerky & BBQ, and the world's longest car wash was featured
Two Winning Tickets Sold for $632 Million Powerball Jackpot
The winners will be eligible to receive a lump-sum payout of over $225 million each. The next Powerball drawing will be on Saturday
Federal Government Asks Judge to Deny Lubbock ISD Injunction
On Monday, December 27th, the federal government asked a judge to deny an injunction requested by Lubbock ISD.
Lauren Jauregui Is Free in Every Sense of the Word on Debut EP ‘Prelude’ (Q&A)
"It’s hard to convince major labels to drop anything that isn’t going to be a Top 40 hit in their eyes."
Ted Cruz Calls for an Investigation Into the ‘Afghanistan Catastrophe’
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...
Cornyn and Cruz Vote Against Infrastructure Bill
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...
Britney Spears’ Sister Jamie Lynn May Be the Only Family Member Not Profiting from Her Conservatorship
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.
Tommy Tuberville Against 'Name, Image, Likeness' Compensation
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.
Lubbock & South Plains Show Improvement in Drought Monitor Update
May's rains have changed the fortunes of Lubbock, and much of the South Plains, concerning ongoing drought conditions across the region