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Drivers in the City of Lubbock will have to slow down in some areas of town after the Lubbock City Council voted on Tuesday to adjust speed limits around the city. Not all speed limits are going down though. At the airport, you'll be able to drive a bit faster than in the past...

Enjoy the municipal pools in Lubbock while you can, because if the proposed City of Lubbock budget passes, most of the pools will be closed for good. This past Monday, the Lubbock City Council was presented with the 2023 proposed budget and among the items including in the budget is the future of the Lubbock pools...

In the last few years, pickleball's popularity has exploded across the United States despite being invented back in 1965.

Tuesday's vote by the Lubbock City Council, officially begins the process to have LP&L enter the competitive electric market. The change should occur in late 2023.

Just in time for severe weather season in Lubbock, tornado sirens, have gone up across the Hub City. The sirens, also known as the Outdoor Warning System, will be online this week according to the City of Lubbock. That also means that soon, you may hear a siren go off as city officials test the sirens on an individual basis. In ...

During Tuesday's regularly scheduled Lubbock City Council meeting, the council voted 5-2 to approve the final plans for the downtown Civic Park Project.

KFYO Morning Show co-host Tom Collins celebrated 60th birthday on Tuesday and was honored by the Lubbock City County

Payne is a local attorney who previously worked for the Lubbock County District Attorney's office and the U.S. Department of Justice. The Lubbock mayoral election is scheduled for May 2022.

I can't say I am surprised by the action, or lack of action by the Lubbock City Council on Tuesday when the council decided to kill off the City Charter Amendments Election. As previously reported, Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope told The Chad Hasty Show Tuesday morning that there was disagreement over council pay and Proposition C...

On Wednesday, February 10th, Lubbock City Councilmember Latrelle Joy is set to present a proclamation honoring Medal of Honor recipient Air Force Lieutenant Colonel George Davis.

The night of Tuesday, December 15th, the Lubbock City Council set the date for a special election that will decide whether or not to outlaw abortions within city limits.

The Downtown Civic Park will be located on 1.84 acres at 1301 Broadway and replace the former location of Lubbock Power and Light.