Lubbock News

Nearly 46,000 students on campus, but the parking lots didn't get the memo. Spots are vanishing fast.

Sleeping in your car isn't automatically illegal in Lubbock, but where you park makes all the difference.

Ditching a mattress the wrong way costs the city real money and frustrates your neighbors.

Lubbock residents have over a dozen local spots to grab a fishing license, from Walmart to Bass Pro Shop to smaller gun shops.

Buddy Holly coffee mugs, prairie dog statues, and local art prints start appearing in every corner of your home.

Lubbock friends keep saying they'll hang out, then life gets in the way. Somehow nobody's mad about it.

Spotting someone you know at the grocery store can send locals scrambling behind produce displays and fake phone scrolling.

New buildings are popping up all over town, and residents are tired of guessing what they're for

Lubbock's bus system is expanding to keep up with how the city's growing, and it starts September 28th.

Lubbock's got a learning curve, especially if you're used to walking everywhere. You'll need a car and some patience with those confusing exits.