Sarah Self-Walbrick

The organization recently published its annual community status report.

Three million Texans live in rural communities across the state. Their towns might be small, but they face big challenges.

Reporter Jane Davenport has some tips for talking with kids about mental health. We also share a few reminders as winter temperatures move into Lubbock.

Reporter Brad Burt tells us about the regional cities that passed abortion bans this election. We also get further insight into the results of Texas' midterm elections.

Reporter Jane Davenport tells us Lubbock voters passed a $200 million road bond on Election Day. Reporter Brad Burt found that even without down-ballot voting, Lubbock voters made straight-ticket choices.

It's Election Day! News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick has a few voting reminders. Also, Reporter Brad Burt takes a look at early voter turnout.

Reporter Jane Davenport tells us about the nonprofit Team Luke Hope for Minds' upcoming event that will raise money to help families affected by traumatic brain injuries.

News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick reports the City of Lubbock's Planning and Zoning Board voted to not recommend a zone change for a proposed student housing project in Tech Terrace. On the last day of early voting, Reporter Brad Burt explains one of the races on local ballots.

News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us how residents feel about a divisive project in Tech Terrace that is on the agenda at tonight’s Planning and Zoning meeting. Reporter Jane Davenport also has a weather warning.

Our Reporter Brad Burt tells us why you can only cast your ballot at Lubbock grocery stores during the early voting period. KERA's Bill Zeeble reports on a political endorsement made at a North Texas church that appears to be in violation of federal law.