LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Save Lubbock submitted two new petitions to the City Secretary on Friday, targeting Flock cameras and the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance. The first petition asks the City Council to ban the purchase, installation, operation and use of Flock cameras, including automa...
government
According to a study by Forbes, text messages are opened 98% of the time. That rate could be one of the reasons the average American gets 13 campaign texts or phone calls per week....
News
Halloween may be the time of year when most people embrace all things spooky, but for two local ghost hunters, their interest in the unexplained goes far beyond the Halloween season....
schools
Three Texas Tech University students have developed Glide and fitness, an all-in-one mobile application designed to consolidate health tracking, meal planning, and daily goal management into a single platform....
Local
The City of Lubbock announced on Friday that overnight construction work is scheduled for the US 87/FM 41 interchange next week.
government
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - As Election Day inches closer, Democrat Gina Hinojosa is hoping Lubbock will support her bid against Governor Greg Abbott. Hinojosa has served as the State Representative for Austin since 2016. She says now is the time to get Texas “back to basics”, and ou...
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Hundreds were crammed inside The Funky Door, Friday, as Governor Greg Abbott, joined by Senator Charles Perry and Lubbock representative Carl Tepper, spoke about the importance of heading to the polls this election season. “We want huge turnout among voter...
schools
The high school football regular season is in its final stretch, as several teams across Lubbock and the South Plains fight for district titles and playoff berths. EverythingLubbock.com has put together a list of some key games to keep an eye on this Friday....
safety
20-year-old Vasile Mustata has been charged with second-degree manslaughter after a 2022 crash that killed one person and injured several others.
government
The Texas Department of Transportation launched its Be Safe. Drive Smart campaign in Lubbock, featuring walking billboards to promote safety among drivers and pedestrians during periods of reduced visibility....
