LP&L

There's something magical when Lubbock residents set aside their differences and come together to hate on the company that's done so many of us so very wrong.

The Lubbock City Council and the Electric Utility Board have approved an agreement for early termination of LP&L's contract with Southwestern Public Service.

ERCOT is being rolled in like an enormous wooden horse, and even though we know it's full of deadly danger, we are still welcoming it into our city gates.

Why did someone pick Memorial Day Weekend as the time to cut off the power in Lubbock?

Starting on May 29th, LP&L crews will begin making the change over to the ERCOT power grid. Here's what to expect as that takes place.

The EUB meeting will be held Tuesday, March 30 at City Council Chambers inside Citizens Tower; 1314 Avenue K in downtown Lubbock

On Monday, February 22nd, Lubbock Power & Light confirmed that customers will not be subject to short-term fluctuations in electric rates like other regions of Texas are dealing with.

It was announced on Friday, February 19th that Lubbock Power & Light was still on track to move from the Southwest Power Pool to ERCOT despite outages related to severe winter weather.

On Wednesday, more than 4,000 LP&L customers lost power due to icy conditions, and Lubbock first responders were called to 86 different car accidents.

Will a smart meter increase or decrease the cost of electricity? The answer will not be a simple one.

Lubbock Power & Light (LP&L) is lowering the electric rate for the second time this summer, resulting in a substantial decrease in overall rates for all customers.

At around 7:03 p.m. Tuesday night, police responded to a major crash on West Loop 289 near 50th Street that left one dead and multiple injured.