Students returned to class in Cleburne Monday, five days after a tornado
severely damaged two school buildings. Strong winds from the powerful
EF3 twister ripped away part of the roof at Gerard...
Though a budget deal was struck last week, lawmakers aren't done arguing about it....
Paris police say Notre Dame Cathedral evacuated after suicide inside the famed church....
Some of the children killed in the devastating tornado
that tore through Moore, Okla., were from Plaza Towers Elementary
School, which has gone from a search-and-rescue operation to a effort,...
Despite looming deadlines, the House postponed on Monday a vote on Senate Joint Resolution 1, which would allow voters to decide whether to set up a fund for water infrastructure...
It's shaping up to be another difficult summer for the Texas power
grid. A national nonprofit has projected that the Texas grid will have
the lowest percentage of power reserves this summer of...
MATAMOROS, Mexico -- Just across the Rio Grande from Brownsville,
Texas, stands a dormitory-style shelter filled with people recently
deported from the U.S. and other migrants waiting to cross...
The storm stripped leaves off trees and left scores of blocks in Moore
barren and dark. Rescuers walked through neighborhoods where Monday's
powerful twister flattened home after home, listening...
Many calls came into our newsroom regarding the devastation in Oklahoma. One Lubbock woman said she was worried for her son and his family, especially after she couldn't get a hold of them.KLBK'S...
LUBBOCK, Texas - Candace Whitaker, a
two-year letterwinner at Texas Tech and the point guard for a pair of Sweet 16
teams, returns to her alma mater to become the sixth head coach in Lady history....
On Tuesday, Lubbock ISD unveiled a new notification system thats sure to keep parents informed of whats happening on their students campuses. In just a matter of minutes, the district will be able to send ecorded messages to the home and parent cell numbers of all 28,000 students in the district. The messages will be concerning everything from open houses, to weather delays, to emergency situations. District officials hope the greater level of communication will keep parents fully informed. Says Nancy Sharp of LISD, "We still have notes going home in backpacks and those sorts of communication. This is just one more way to communicate with our parents so they stay well involved with whats happening at school."
