Along with the eight state constitutional amendments, Lubbock voters will decide whether to pass the city's proposed $175.4 million street bond. If passed, funds would go to street improvements across the city.

Texans are eager to return to the in-person fair, but they may have to wait a little longer to get their favorite treats due to a scarcity of workers.

New details about the working environment at Reagor Dykes Auto Group were shared during Bart Reagor's ongoing trial

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The annual Community Status Report shows challenges with child wellbeing, income equality

Senate Bill 8, the restrictive Texas abortion law that went into effect Sept. 1, sparked 660 protests across the country last weekend—including one in Lubbock. While a recent court ruling temporarily blocked the law, that does not change things for the West Texas city, where abortions have been banned since even earlier. In June, a local ordinance created a pathway for private citizens to sue anyone who helps someone get an abortion. Even still, these three Lubbock women keep the fight for reproductive rights alive.