Storms rolled across the South Plains Thursday, leaving damage from the winds, hail, and rain. KLBK's Monica Yantosh reports....
A portion of an interstate highway bridge in Washington state collapsed
Thursday night, sending cars and people into the water, authorities
said....
The Boy Scouts of America today voted to lift its longtime national ban
on admitting openly gay Scouts but will continue to exclude openly gay
adults from leadership roles....
When a devastating tornado touched down in Moore, Oklahoma on May 20, locals had 16 minutes to get to safety before the mile-wide EF4 hit.
Even that seemingly short warning system is enough to save...
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Masek threw his third complete game of the season and freshman Eric
Gutierrez homered for the fourth consecutive game, but it wasn't
enough as No. 15 Kansas State 4-3...
With today's severe weather and more expected tomorrow, insurance agencies and dent repair shops are prepping for the aftermath. KLBK's Michaela Macdonald has more....
As storms roll into the South Plains Emergency officials prepare for severe weather. ...
Wall Street may be in for a wild ride today after a sharp retreat for
stocks in Japan. US stock futures dropped after the Nikkei index in
Tokyo plunged 7.3 percent overnight, its worst one-day a...
A mystery illness has sickened seven people in southeastern Alabama,
killing two of them, according to the state Health Department, but it's
not clear whether the patients - or their symptoms -...
WASHINGTON -- New census estimates show most of the nation's largest
cities have further enhanced their allure -- including several in Texas....
A man and a woman are behind bars Wednesday for manufacturing and possessing methamphetamine in a northwest Lubbock home. Police arrested Perry Brickley Junior and Tracy Dillashaw at Brickleys home in the 5500 block of Grinnell Street. The LPD Narcotics Division found an active meth lab and marijuana in Brickleys home and garage. If convicted, Brickley and Dillashaw could spend the rest of their lives in prison. "Meth has been a problem for a while in Lubbock. Its kind of become more of a convenience drug, not just in Lubbock but really in the whole West Texas region because you can manufacture it out of the home, the materials you can buy largely off the shelf," says Lt. Jon Caspell with Lubbock Police. They are now investigating to see if anyone else was involved.
