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  • Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick gives us an update on how immunizing younger Lubbockites with the COVID vaccine has been going. TPR's Joey Palacios tells us more about the dozens of people found in the trailer of an 18-wheeler in San Antonio.
  • Our Reporter Brad Burt tells us more about the 35th annual 4th on Broadway celebration. Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick gives some important reminders if you plan to shoot off your own fireworks this weekend.
  • Our Reporter Brad Burt gives us an update on the accessibility of court information after a county-wide technology switch. Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us about an opportunity the City of Lubbock is providing for citizens to improve their neighborhoods.
  • Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us what some citizens think about the time change for city council meetings. We also learn about a temporary restraining order that would allow health providers in Texas to not face prosecution for performing abortion services.
  • The Texas Newsroom’s Sergio Martínez-Beltrán tells us about the released footage from inside Uvalde Elementary on the day of the mass shooting. Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us about how Dustin Burrows reacted to that footage being released early.
  • Our Reporter Toluwani Osibamowo gives us an update on how the hot summer temperatures compare to prior years. KERA's Pablo Arauz Peña gives homeowners tips on how to avoid plumbing issues due to the extreme heat.
  • Our Reporter Brad Burt tells us about Lubbock's likely first case of monkeypox. We also learn more about how much money Operation Lone Star is costing the state.
  • News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick attended the swearing-in ceremony for Lubbock's new mayor and city council members. Our Reporter Toluwani Osibamowo tells us about the recent passing of a TTUHSC alumni.
  • This morning, our Toluwani Osibamowo explains the new application period for ARPA funds. The Texas Newsroom's Joseph Leahy tells us about how the US Supreme Court struck down a federal limit on how much elected officials can be reimbursed for loaning money to their campaigns.
  • Our News Director Sarah Self-Walbrick tells us how two of Lubbock's state representatives will be helping with inquiries into the mass shooting in Uvalde. TPR's Paul Flahive reports on long-running litigation against Texas for the lack of change in the child welfare system.
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