UMC could lose over $100M in federal funding after Medicaid cuts
University Medical Center said recent cuts to Medicaid programs could cost them up to $107 million annually.
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University Medical Center said recent cuts to Medicaid programs could cost them up to $107 million annually.
As Texas works toward establishing three-year degree programs at its public universities, some students like Kendra Burton have successfully accelerated their education through dual credits and online
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The Republican National Committee named Lubbock-based Bienvenido In Action as its official hispanic voter outreach branch, according to organizer Abraham Enriquez.
The Lubbock ISD Police Department held active shooter training Friday; they do it as often as possible, according to the chief.
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Lubbock Economic Development Alliance President and CEO John Osborne confirmed LEDA made a purchase and sale agreement with CORVA Infrastructure Services, and AI data center company, during its June b
More than 800 students in Lubbock will use new Texas Education Freedom Account funding to attend private school or homeschool this year.
Every five years, the state comes out with a comprehensive water plan aimed at predicting water supply and demand, suggesting water policy and allocating funding for infrastructure projects.
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