State News

October 19, 1983, remains the single rainiest day in Lubbock history, dumping 5.4 inches of rain in 24 hours. The storm drove the month to a record-breaking 10.8 inches, solidifying October 1983 as Lubbock's wettest month on record.

A military volunteer group just got cut loose from Texas Tech, leaving active-duty personnel scrambling just days before a planned football game appearance.

Lubbock Police Department data reveals assault and vehicle break-ins as the city's most frequent crimes. LPD encourages residents to track local crime maps, secure valuables, and park in well-lit areas to prevent vehicle theft.

Lubbock currently operates 103 Flock Safety cameras to track vehicle theft and serious crimes. While data is shared with state law enforcement, Flock maintains that no facial recognition is used and personal data is never sold.

Texas Tech's undefeated streak rolls on, but one linebacker just put on a show nobody will forget anytime soon.

Residents across Lubbock’s zip codes show wildly different Halloween candy preferences — from hazelnut Ferrero Rocher in 79415 to candy corn in 79401, and gummy bears leading in 79414. Dive into which neighborhoods prefer what sweets.

Six years running and Spirit Ranch's Oktoberfest keeps getting better. Free admission, seven breweries, and German food waiting for you.

Governor Greg Abbott has officially declared September 25 as Dolly Parton Day in Texas, honoring the iconic singer’s incredible legacy of philanthropy, early literacy, and support for families in need.

Since 1954, the Children's Home has walked alongside over 7,500 local kids. This October 3rd festival is a chance to meet them and support their mission.

Recent heavy rainfall in Lubbock makes driving tricky. The Car Pro Jerry Reynolds outlines vital steps to keep you safe on slick roads, from light usage to pulling over.

Ready for Halloween in Lubbock? Discover the best local pumpkin patches like At'l Do Farms and learn clever ways to reuse your carved pumpkins after the holiday, from tasty roasted seeds to DIY outdoor bird feeders.

Planning a visit to the South Plains Fair? Make sure you know the rules before heading out. From clear bag requirements to gun policies and free admission times, here is what you must know to stay safe and enjoy the fun.