Episodes

  • Lubbock: Lubbock hits 106°F on first day of summer | June 22

    Lubbock: Lubbock hits 106°F on first day of summer | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Lubbock hit 106°F today, sparking heat safety warnings, while a pedestrian was injured in a collision at 50th and University streets. A Lubbock police officer resigned following her arrest and an internal review is underway, alongside NCAA's denial of Brendan Sorsby's reinstatement.
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  • Lubbock: Shooting at Lubbock apartments leaves one injured | June 21

    Lubbock: Shooting at Lubbock apartments leaves one injured | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Lubbock law enforcement investigates a shooting at a residential complex with one non-life-threatening injury, while city officials plan to relocate a veteran statue to Veterans Memorial Park for a more visible tribute. The city also warns of extreme heat with temperatures hitting 100°F, and a rising West Texas Tejano band, Sammy Torres and The New Image, gains early attention.
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  • Lubbock: Juneteenth celebration highlights Lubbock’s resilience and unity | June 20

    Lubbock: Juneteenth celebration highlights Lubbock’s resilience and unity | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Lubbock wrapped up a vibrant Juneteenth celebration in downtown with parades and music, while Lubbock Meals on Wheels expanded services and sought volunteers. Animal welfare groups warned of a potential screwworm infestation crisis threatening shelters and pets.
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  • Lubbock: Lubbock plastic surgeon faces disciplinary action after Texas Medical Board i... | June 19

    Lubbock: Lubbock plastic surgeon faces disciplinary action after Texas Medical Board i... | June 19
    Jun 19 2026
    Lubbock medical regulators took action against plastic surgeon Dr. [Name] over unethical conduct allegations, while a first unaccompanied burial was held at the West Texas State Veterans Cemetery. A Lubbock County court also dismissed a lawsuit involving NCAA athlete Brendan Sorsby over gambling-related legal issues.
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  • Lubbock: Lubbock officials weigh data center proposals amid growing community concerns | June 18

    Lubbock: Lubbock officials weigh data center proposals amid growing community concerns | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Lubbock officials are weighing data center projects amid growing concerns over infrastructure and environmental impacts, while the West Texas State Veterans Cemetery honors an unaccompanied veteran with a special burial. Bigham’s Smokehouse celebrates its founding family on Father’s Day, and former Lubbock native Brendan Sorsby will host an NFL workout for undrafted players.
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  • Lubbock: Lubbock faces a deadly crash, honors a compassionate nurse, and grapples with... | June 17

    Lubbock: Lubbock faces a deadly crash, honors a compassionate nurse, and grapples with... | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Lubbock police are investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash near Mercedes as they determine the cause of the collision. A local nurse honored for decades of selfless care and Lubbock’s nostalgic Tornado Jams legacy are also in focus.
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  • Lubbock: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby enters NFL Supplemental Draft | June 16

    Lubbock: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby enters NFL Supplemental Draft | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Lubbock's Local Wire covers the legal battle over Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby's NFL draft eligibility and the ongoing dispute involving the Big 12, Texas Tech, and the Texas attorney general. The episode also explores concerns about college sports and private equity, with local voices warning of federal policy impacts on university athletic control.
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  • Lubbock: Lubbock voters prepare for special election amid local legal and health conce... | June 15

    Lubbock: Lubbock voters prepare for special election amid local legal and health conce... | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Lubbock residents are preparing for early voting in the June special election with multiple locations open, while the Puerto Rican Fest and Friends celebration brings cultural energy to Mano Negra Brewing Co. A GoFundMe campaign is also underway to support 6-year-old Tyler after a critical crash, and health officials warn about a recent screwworm discovery in a dog.
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