Brandon Carter and his daughter, Eva, are visiting local restaurants and posting on the Lubbock Facebook group, LBK Foodies, ...

Andrew Hill, who studied and farmed hemp in California before it was legal in Texas, was a keynote speaker at the state’s ...

City of Lubbock Recreation Services Superintendent Karen Penkert is encouraging everyone to use the public parks this spring.

The measles outbreak in West Texas didn't happen just by chance. The easily preventable disease, declared eliminated in the U ...

The Texas Tech Agronomy Club is working to collect denim to be recycled and directed to worthy causes like home insulation ...

Immunization programs nationwide have been left brittle by years of stagnant funding by federal, state and local governments.

Literacy Lubbock is continuing to expand its reach to Lubbock residents, this time in the food industry. The nonprofit ...

Featured artist Pat Maines wants her booth, spotlighting a new way to use old materials, to show art is accessible to all.

Believe it or not, Lubbock has loosened up a bit. We do have a share of pearl-clutchers and people who "know what's good for ...

The new owners of J&B Coffee, Texas Tech alums, detail their plans and how they fell in love at the longtime Lubbock favorite. Here's what to expect.

Have you ever wanted to go on an archaeological dig, take a hike and see historical artifacts? If so, there's one spot in Lubbock that combines all of these, along with being a national historic ...

Katherine Wells, Lubbock Health Department's director ... Two months later, with more than 400 cases across Texas, Wells is the first to admit things feel eerily similar to the COVID-19 pandemic.