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Special Crimes Unit investigating death in North Lubbock

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The Lubbock Metropolitan Special Crimes Unit is investigating a death near Auburn Street and North Elkhart Avenue, just east of North Frankford Avenue. The call came in just before 5:45. Crews at the scene saw officers searching the ground nearby. No other details have been released....

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Internet reacts to West Virginia's loss in late-night thriller to No. 15 Texas Tech

The Mountaineers suffered a heartbreaking loss after coming very close to a massive upset.

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WATCH: Rich Rodriguez postgame press conference (Texas Tech)

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Arizona Wildcats On SI

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How to watch Arizona vs. TCU football: TV channel, live stream and kickoff time

Brent Brennan and the Arizona Wildcats have a quick turnaround in Week 10, hosting the TCU Horned Frogs on Friday evening in Tucson. Arizona (6-2, 3-2) is comin

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Texas Tech Sports Has Your Thanksgiving Day Schedule Covered

Thanksgiving isn't just about turkey and dressing—it's packed with Texas Tech sports! Check out the full Thanksgiving Day schedule for Red Raider football, Men's hoops in Vegas, and Lady Raider basketball.

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A Familiar Face Leads Women's Protective Services Of Lubbock

Jimmy Burns takes the helm at Women's Protective Services of Lubbock, stepping up from seven months as interim. A familiar face for families across the South Plains.

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90 affordable homes coming to west Lubbock

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Ninety new affordable homes are planned for west Lubbock at a development called The Reserves at Santa Fe Place. The Reserves at Santa Fe Place, near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue, will be the fifth community Overland Property Group has built in Lubbock. The project’s website...

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Police Blotter: Reports of liquor law violations, theft and traffic accidents

The Texas Tech Police Department received 19 reports of liquor law violations and made four arrests for driving while intoxicated this week. This week’s number of liquor law violations doubled the combined number of violations from the previous two weeks. All information is pulled from the Texas Tech Police...

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Phil Steele Drops His WVU-Texas Tech Prediction — And the Recipe for an Upset

Are the Mountaineers capable of stunning the Red Raiders on the road?

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END ZONE EXTRA: HS Football final scores and highlights from Friday, Nov. 6

Final scores from across the South Plains! Highlights will be posted with End Zone Extra later tonight. Tahoka 1 Pathway Academy 0 (forfeit) West Texas Tornadoes 1 Mesquite Ignite 0 (forfeit)

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Lubbock High football snaps 18-year drought in Battle of the Silver Spurs

It's not just another high school football game when Lubbock High and Monterey face off. Ask any Lubbock native, and they'll say the same thing when you mention the town's two oldest schools: " Oh, the Battle for the Spurs ?" The matchup, which started in 1956, is part of the fabric of high school football in the Hub City. In that same vein, the silver spurs haven't moved from their perch inside the Monterey High School display case since 2007. They go along with the football from the first game, which saw Monterey claim a 27-7 victory on Thanksgiving back in 1956. That spot will have a vacancy following Lubbock High's 45-26 victory over the Plainsmen in a District 2-5A Division I contest Friday, Nov. 6, at PlainsCapital Park at Lowrey Field. "We had to bring the tradition back," Lubbock High running back Nathan Johnson said. "Out of all the games that we've played, this is the game that my team really wanted. And you could tell, they were killin' it at practice. "The coaches kept preaching to win during the week, it's not win day of the game. They was killin' it at practice, and it showed on

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Logie’s on Overton facing lawsuit over wage violations and intimidation

Logies on Overton faces a civil lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Labor for allegedly withholding tips and overtime compensation from more than 130 employees.

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Galaxy Stadium contract details revealed for Texas Tech football

Texas Tech's 15-year contract with Galaxy Digital Holdings LP begins with Tech due to receive $4 million in sponsorship fees for 2026-27. With 3% annual increases, the payments top $5 million for 2034-35 and exceed $6 million for 2040-41, the final year. The sponsorship fees for each contract year are due in two equal installments, half on July 1 and the other half on Jan. 1. The annual fee payments add up to $74,395,650. The agreement gives the company naming rights on Galaxy Stadium, the Texas Tech football team's home field . More: WVU run game the challenge this week for Texas Tech football | Williams More: Texas Tech interest in new NIL collective on hold, Kirby Hocutt says Tech released the contract on Thursday, Nov. 5, after a ruling by the state attorney general's office. The Avalanche-Journal filed a public-records request for the contract on July 17 after Tech and Galaxy announced their new partnership. Tech deferred to the state attorney general's office for an open-records decision. Though Tech took no position as to whether the information should be exempted from disclosure, its filing allowed Galaxy time to make arguments if it believed its proprietary interests could be compromised.

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Remember When Lubbock Had a Build-Your-Own Pasta Place?

There's one long-gone Italian restaurant in Lubbock I still think about, and I'd do just about anything for another bowl of pasta.

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Lubbock commission votes against recommending zoning change for asphalt plant

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The city’s Planning and Zoning Commission has voted against recommending a zoning change that would allow an asphalt plant to move in across the street from an East Lubbock neighborhood. We spoke with some residents who are celebrating the decision. What the commission considered. The...

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Tallest player in Women’s College Basketball history cleared for 4 seasons at Texas Tech

LUBBOCK, Texas - A 7'1 Texas Tech women's basketball player has now been granted four years of eligibility by the NCAA. Stephanie Okechukwu, from Nigeria, learned the news from associate coach and general manager Erik DeRoo who broke the news to her in a video posted Wednesday by Texas Tech’s Lady Raider Basketball account.

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Texas Tech basketball player Jamichael Stillwell eligible to play vs. Illinois

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A Lubbock judge has temporarily blocked the NCAA from enforcing penalties on a Texas Tech athlete due to his eligibility, clearing the path for him to play, for now. The court finds he has standing to sue the NCAA over the question. Forward Jamichael Stillwell transferred...

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Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe Lubbock announces final hours of business

Correction : The final day of business is Sunday. One of Lubbock's iconic ice cream shops is shutting down tomorrow afternoon, ending an 18-year run of sweet memories. Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe, 3404 34th St., announced via social media late Friday night that Sunday would be its final day of business. "This was not an easy decision, and everything has happened so rapidly," the business stated on social media. The announcement, made around 11 p.m. Friday, invited people for one last hurrah from 1-3 p.m. on Sunday. The shop's antiques and decor will be available for purchase. Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe took inspiration from the 1940s and 50s. It opened in 2008 and moved to its current location in 2010 under the ownership of founder Darryl Holland. He sold it in 2021 to Wesley Trook, a then Texas Tech student who has since graduated. From 2022: Holly Hop into new hands: Texas Tech student takes reins of popular Lubbock ice cream shop "Holly Hop has been part of so many chapters of my own life," Trook said through the post. "During my time here, I graduated from high school, earned my bachelor's and master's degrees from Texas Tech,