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Final Unofficial results favor Charles Perry in Texas Senate District 28 race
LUBBOCK, Texas — In Final Unofficial results for Lubbock obtained on Wednesday, Republican incumbent Charles Perry held the lead over Democrat challenger Riley Rodriquez in the race for Texas Senate in District 28. Incumbent Charles Perry received 63,853 votes (62.78%) in Lubbock County, while challenger Rodriquez garnered 37,849 votes (37.22%). Perry will return to Austin […]
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Guadalupe Parkway Neighborhood Centers is hosting their Lubbock City Limitless Gala
LUBBOCK, Texas—Guadalupe Parkway Neighborhood Centers is hosting their Lubbock City Limitless Gala. This event is on November 13 and will benefit the mission to assist students to fulfill their dreams. Find out more, guadalupe-parkway.org.
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‘A Perfect Storm’: An Expert’s Analysis of Democrats’ Election Sweep
A backlash against President Donald Trump, dissatisfaction with Ken Paxton and frustration over public education combined to produce what Lubbock political strategist Mike Stevens calls a “perfect storm” in Tuesday’s election. But Stevens says voters with no established history of participating in party primaries were the driving...
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Election Day deals: Where to find free food and discounts after the polls
The above video shows the top local headlines for the morning of November 3, 2026. LUBBOCK, Texas — Election Day is not only about voting. You can get a good deal. Many fast-food chains and transportation companies are offering deals for Election Day and National Sandwich Day. Here’s a list of all participating fast-food chains: […]
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City council to discuss raising $25-a-month pay, city manager’s performance and data center safeguards
Lubbock City Council members’ $25-a-month salary could become part of a broad charter debate Tuesday, while a separate closed-door discussion will address City Manager Jarrett Atkinson — whose job Councilman David Bruegel says is secure. Bruegel would consider a pay increase only if current council members would not...
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Save Lubbock submits two new petitions to city
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Save Lubbock submitted two new petitions to the City Secretary on Friday, targeting Flock cameras and the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance. The first petition asks the City Council to ban the purchase, installation, operation and use of Flock cameras, including automated license plate readers and other vehicle-tracking systems. Save Lubbock also wants the city to end its contracts, take down the equipment, delete any stored data and put a permanent ban on the systems in Lubbock.
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Gov. Abbott touts tax cuts, border security on statewide get-out-the-vote tour