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This past weekend's rains raised the water level at Lake Alan Henry by four feet, thereby maxing out the capacity for the reservoir at the lake

Have you ever wondered what the most Lubbock thing do is? So did I, so I surveyed some peers to see what they thought made you the ultimate Lubbockite.

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.

Jump in the car and get those engines running. Traffic has become much more organized along 4th Street.

With mosquitoes soon to be gracing Lubbock County, here are some tips from the City of Lubbock to prevent mosquito breeding.

It's a sign that summer is around the corner. Lubbock's municipal pools are getting ready to open.
As temperatures rise and kids get out of school for the summer, the pools in Lubbock become very popular places to gather throughout the city and cool down while having fun...

Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas have filed a lawsuit against the City of Lubbock over the 'Sanctuary City for the Unborn' ordinance.

The City of Lubbock and Lubbock County are set to receive $116,899,711 in federal funding from the American Rescue Plan.

One of the projects is along Avenue O between 19th to 23rd Streets, and the second is mainly along Salem Avenue north of 34th Street to Brownfield Drive

Armed Forces Day is this year on Saturday, May 15. The Silent Wings Museum on that day is offering free admission to past and present members of the military and their accompanying families

The new water tower will be located on 50th Street at Joliet Avenue. Installation of the bowl is scheduled for Saturday, May 15, at 7:30am.

Did you know that today, Thursday, May 6th 2021 is National Nurses Day?
In honor of National Nurses Day and just to bring a smile to the faces of local school nurses, United Supermarkets and Market Street delivered bouquets of flowers to school nurses across the Lubbock area...