Kamryn Mendoza

LUBBOCK, Texas– The phrase “look twice, save a life,” is a common one used among the Lubbock biker community. “If you look twice, you can really kind of gauge, oh, that’s a motorcycle,…

Early move-in kicks off for Texas Tech this weekend with the university expecting 1,500 students and their families Saturday morning.

LUBBOCK, Texas — A concerned tee-ball coach and father are speaking out about a close call when a nearby shooting happened dangerously close to a park where their team was holding practice. A…

LUBBOCK, Texas– Lubbock Fire Rescue is navigating a new kind of fire in Lubbock, one that is currently burning underground. The Yellow House River fire began a week ago when LFR received nume…

LUBBOCK, Texas– Lubbock community advocates are coming together following multiple tragedies caused by gun violence this year. A recent report from EverythingLubbock said17-year-old Dale’…

LUBBOCK, Texas– With three million kids eating school breakfasts and lunches in Texas, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is cracking down on making them more nutritious for k…

LUBBOCK, Texas– Nine years after her son, 21-year-old Riley Reding committed suicide, Renee Ross is sharing his story with firefighters and first responders across the South Plains. Ross said…

LUBBOCK, Texas– Local and federal authorities announced during a press conference Thursday they made eight arrests in the “Project Safe Neighborhoods takedown” in Lubbock. The main topic of c…

LUBBOCK, Texas– Sabrina Rodriguez said it has been months since she worked for the Indiana Village Apartment Homes providing cleaning services, but has yet to be paid.

LUBBOCK, Texas– When you hear the date September 11, 2001, for Americans all over, it’s like a scar that never goes away. While the attacks happened on the East Coast, the effects were …