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USA Today mapped out iconic hot dogs by state — and somehow Texas, home of Fletcher's Corny Dog since 1942, didn't even make the list.

Every event night at World of Beer, the doors would hit capacity — and people were still lining up outside hoping to get in.

Jimenez Y Friends doesn't do dinner. Like, ever. But they're making an exception, and it's all for a pretty good reason.

Pop Evil has 23 Top 10 rock hits — and they keep coming back to Lubbock like it's home. Here's what's happening at Jake's this November.

There's a friendly rivalry happening at South Plains Mall this weekend, and all it costs you is about an hour and a pint of blood.

Turns out college football seasons can be sponsored now, and Monster Energy just put its name on two of them. That's not something that would've happened five years ago.

There's a giveaway going around right now that includes a meet and greet, and another one with an autographed poster and early entry — and they're not the same contest.

Three wrestling promotions, one night, one building in Levelland — and nobody's merging, nobody's taking over. Just nine matches and a chance to do some good.

Blue Bell just dropped a summer flavor built around vanilla ice cream — and somehow it ends up tasting like a chocolate lava cake.

The Spirit Halloween trucks are already rolling into Lubbock — but one location that had everyone talking quietly fell through before it ever opened.

Glittery skeleton skulls and glue sticks, side by side — only in Lubbock, only in July.

Five hanging props, all swinging at once, in different directions, with nobody in the room. The footage is still unexplained.