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  Lubbock

  Civic Lubbock Extends Deadline for 4th on Broadway Sponsors, Vendors, and Volunteers

  Civic Lubbock, Inc. has extended the deadline for sponsors, vendors, and volunteers interested in participating in the 4th on Broadway celebration.

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  Politics

  Former President Joe Biden Diagnosed with Advanced Prostate Cancer

  Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer.

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  Crime

  18-Year-old Arrested After Shooting in Central Lubbock

  An 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that seriously injured a 15-year-old boy in Central Lubbock on Friday afternoon.

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  Crashes

  One Killed, One Injured in Head-On Collision in Hale County

  A 20-year-old Plainview man was killed and another driver was seriously injured in a two-vehicle head-on crash early Saturday morning on State Highway 194, approximately a quarter mile northwest of County Road O.

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  Sports

  No. 12 Texas Tech Opens NCAA Softball Regional Against Brown in Lubbock

  For the first time in program history, Texas Tech softball will host an NCAA Regional, beginning Friday when the No. 12 Red Raiders face Brown at 4:30 p.m. at Rocky Johnson Field.

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  Sports

  BYU Uses Big Fourth Inning to Down Texas Tech in Series Opener

  Despite a strong offensive night from Damian Bravo and a solid relief outing from Jonny Lowe, Texas Tech fell 13-4 to BYU in Thursday night’s series opener at Miller Park.

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  Crime

  Gov. Abbott Offers $30,000 Reward for East Texas Murder Suspect on the Run

  Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday announced a reward of up to $30,000 for information leading to the arrest of Trevor McEuen, a capital murder suspect who has been on the run since May 5.

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  Sports

  Dallas Cowboys Announce 2025-26 Schedule

  The Dallas Cowboys recently received their schedule for the upcoming 2025-26 football season.

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  Texas

  Oilfield Operation in West Texas Shut Down After Earthquake

  The Texas Railroad Commission has ordered Houston-based Blackbuck Resources to halt operations at its wastewater injection site in Culberson County after a 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck West Texas earlier this month, according to a report made by the Houston Chronicle. 

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  Lubbock

  Lubbock Launches 'Move Out Give Back' to Promote Reuse, Prevent Illegal Dumping

  The City of Lubbock Solid Waste Department, in partnership with Texas Tech University, will host its annual Move Out Give Back program on May 7 and May 17, 2025, to provide students and residents with a responsible way to dispose of or donate items during the end-of-semester move-out season.

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  Sports

  Texas Tech Baseball Closes Regular Season with First-Ever Series at BYU

  Texas Tech Baseball will wrap up its 2025 regular season this week with a three-game Big 12 road series at BYU, marking the Red Raiders' first-ever visit to Miller Park in Provo.

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  Lubbock

  Lane Closures Set for 82nd Street and Indiana Avenue Beginning May 19

  Rinks Lease Services, Inc. will begin a utility excavation and asphalt repair project on Monday, May 19, west of the intersection of 82nd Street and Indiana Avenue.

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  Sports

  Texas Tech Golf Advances to 5th-Straight NCAA Championships

  The No. 23 Texas Tech men's golf team secured its fifth consecutive NCAA Championship appearance on Wednesday, finishing fifth at the NCAA Urbana Regional at Atkins Golf Club.

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  Sports

  Big 12 Outdoor Track and Field Championships Begin Thursday

  All 16 Big 12 member institutions will be represented at the 2025 Big 12 Outdoor Track and Field Championship, set for Thursday through Saturday (May 15–17) at Rock Chalk Park on the University of Kansas campus.

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  Lubbock

  Buddy Holly Center to Host Closing Reception for "In Silico" Exhibit

  The Buddy Holly Center will host a special closing reception for its digital art exhibition In Silico on Sunday, May 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Fine Arts Gallery.

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