COVID-19

From Texas Public Radio: The Food and Drug Administration is meeting publicly today to talk about the first of two COVID vaccines that might get approval…

The data may look better this week, but at Tuesday’s weekly COVID-19 news conference, Lubbock officials said they’re looking at it with “cautious…

From Houston Public Media:Texas received $11.2 billion in CARES Act funding to cope with bills run up in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.But there’s a…

Just six month ago, the Tim Cole memorial statue on 19th Street and University Avenue was bustling with Black Lives Matter protests.Tyler Hardy was a…

During the latest COVID-19 surge in Texas, Lubbock’s region was one of the first to reach a high hospitalization rate set by the state. Forty-five days…

Steven Macias said when he first tested positive for the novel coronavirus in August, he felt like he had a bad, but manageable, case of the flu.“The…

The City of Lubbock has confirmed 596 new cases of COVID-19 and six additional deaths as of 4:00 p.m. The total number of cases in Lubbock County is…

Texas Tech students are heading home for the Thanksgiving holiday as COVID cases continue to rise throughout Lubbock. Despite the fact that COVID cases…

Lubbock Health Authority Dr. Ron Cook said a safe Thanksgiving celebration is possible. At a Tuesday news conference, Cook shared what his family will be…

From The Texas Tribune: Health care workers will be the first people in Texas to receive a COVID-19 vaccine once one receives emergency approval from the…