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Alex Driggars primarily covers local news in Lubbock, Texas. His articles frequently involve government announcements, breaking news stories, and evolving events related to politics, crime, accidents, and elections. To effectively reach out to him for potential coverage or expert commentary opportunities consider offering insights on local government policies or political developments in the area of focus. Additionally, if you have expertise in law enforcement procedures or accident prevention measures specific to the Texas region it may resonate with his coverage areas.
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By: Alex Driggars
Gen. Richard E. Cavazos, a Korean War hero, native South Texan and Texas Tech alumnus known for becoming the first Hispanic U.S. Army general, posthumously received a Congressional Medal of Honor from President Joe Biden Friday afternoon.
By: Alex Driggars
Broadway Festivals, the nonprofit producer of the 4th on Broadway celebration, is dissolving — ending the festival's 34-year run in Lubbock.
Lubbock saw its hottest year ever recorded in 2024, beating a record set 90 years ago. One meteorologist says the city's growth plays a role.
By: Alex Driggars
An assessment of Lubbock County's health needs and a plan to address them have stirred conversation about "socialized medicine" in the Lubbock City Council chambers.
By: John C. Moritz, Alex Driggars
In a dramatic two-ballot vote on the opening day of the 2025 legislative session Tuesday, Republican state Rep.
By: Alex Driggars
Mayor Mark McBrayer released a statement last week indicating he's set on seeing the community come together to continue the 34-year Independence Day tradition.
By: Alex Driggars
Austin American-Statesman Todd Smith — who last year pleaded guilty to felony bribery charges — is now the chief of staff for Texas Agriculture
By: Alex Driggars
Rep. John Bucy and Sen. Sarah Eckhardt, both Austin Democrats, unveiled bills Monday that would give state employees and retirees pay raises.
By: Alex Driggars
Austin American-Statesman Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is deploying state law enforcement officers across the state to bolster the Trump
By: Alex Driggars
Austin American-Statesman Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced the first 25 of 40 anticipated priority bills for the Texas Senate, outlining a
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