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  • After Governor Greg Abbott's visit to Lubbock last weekend, our Senior Reporter Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us one of the plans he has for Texas Tech.
  • This morning, our Reporter Jayme Lozano gives us insight into the winter weather and Senior Reporter Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us about the installation of new tornado sirens in Lubbock.
  • Our Reporter Jayme Lozano gives us information on plans for a new high school in Lubbock-Cooper ISD and we look at how the protest happening at the Canada US border could affect Lubbock.
  • This morning, our Reporter Jayme Lozano gives us information on a growing wildfire near Amarillo. We also learn about the arctic cold front that will arrive mid-week.
  • This morning, our Senior Reporter Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us about Governor Greg Abbott's campaign stop yesterday and Reporter Jayme Lozano warns us about the sudden winter weather.
  • Senior Reporter Sarah Self-Walbrick explains what one new political action committee is trying to accomplish when it comes to the LISD school board candidates. Reporter Jayme Lozano gives us details on electric providers in Lubbock.
  • This morning, TPR's Pablo De La Rosa explains how a new guidance will affect child migrants seeking asylum. KTEP's Aaron Montes tells us about a West Texas rancher who was sentenced to 38 years in prison.
  • Senior Reporter Sarah Self-Walbrick gives us an update on the software switch that affected Lubbock's justice system. We also talk about the importance of finding a sober ride home during spring break.
  • Senior Reporter Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us what to expect from Bart Reagor's prison sentencing today. We also learn about how the alarmingly high gas prices are affecting more than just the average consumer.
  • Reporter Jayme Lozano explains how a new art exhibit is shedding light on the Ogallala Aquifer. We also learn about how some ARPA funds are being used to helo Texas food banks.
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