Gas prices across Texas remain unchanged this week, with the statewide average holding at $2.75 per gallon for regular unleaded fuel, according to the latest AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch.
Dustin Garrett's Electric Mambo show will be canceled due to inclement weather. The Buddy Holly Center stated in a press release that they will try to reschedule at a later date.
Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop across the Caprock and Rolling Plains this afternoon into the evening, with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and possibly tornadoes.
Texas Tech University is making a major change to how students access their classes online. The school is officially moving away from Blackboard and will fully switch to Canvas as its learning management system by Fall 2025.
A Lubbock man was killed Monday afternoon after falling from the flatbed of a moving truck on State Highway 207, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
The Texas Tech University softball team earned its biggest win in program history Monday with a 3-2 upset over Oklahoma that sends the Red Raiders to the Women’s College World Series final.
A man was found deceased Monday morning in a ditch near the intersection of FM 1606 and County Road 394, according to the Scurry County Sheriff’s Office.
A Lubbock woman was arrested after causing a scene along a stretch of 50th Street Sunday evening, where police say she exposed her breasts and buttocks to passing vehicles before running through several fast-food restaurants to evade arrest.
A 19-year-old man from Colorado was killed and two others were injured in a two-vehicle crash Sunday night, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
LUBBOCK, TX — Hold onto your neck braces, folks. A full-blown turf war has erupted in West Texas—not over land, oil, or cattle—but over the sacred art of the personal injury slogan. Yes, you read that right.
![Matt Witt sued Dean Boyd for an AdWords campaign that targeted Witt's catch phrase, "Get Hit? Call Witt"](/sites/default/files/styles/t5/public/2025-06/witt-boyd.jpg?h=8abcec71&itok=rOGcVLbO "Matt Witt sued Dean Boyd for an AdWords campaign that targeted Witt's catch phrase, "Get Hit? Call Witt"")