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Texas Tech faculty member protests against course review process implemented by the university this spring.
Michelle Waida
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Texas Tech students and faculty gathered at Memorial Circle Thursday afternoon to protest against new restrictions on course materials.
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Yesterday, Lubbock County officially opened its new Medical Examiner’s Office, bringing death investigations back to Lubbock after years of outsourcing autopsies. Officials gathered in the panhandle this week for the anniversary of the Smokehouse Creek Fire, the largest wildfire in Texas history. The 2025 legislative session passed several improvements to the state’s wildfire preparedness, but our Brad Burt reports that lawmakers say the work is not yet done.
Early voting for the Texas primary elections runs Feb. 17-27. Want to know what's on your ballot before you head to the polls? Check out our new ballot search tool to find the races based on your voting precinct!
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Alzheimer's Football League
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Lubbock’s Alzheimer’s Football League returns for its fifth season, aiming to raise money for local research and caregiver support with partners like Texas Tech's Garrison Institute on Aging. Organizers hope to build on recent success and remind West Texans they’re not alone in facing the disease.

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