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Topics getting the most attention in Lubbock public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Great news, Lubbock! A part of Loop 88 is now open, and the city is celebrating the expected boost in traffic flow. Get ready for an easier drive!
Wondering who's running for City Council in May? This guide lays out all the candidates so you can pick the best person for the job.
Lubbock's Civic Center is getting a facelift! The City Council has approved initial plans for renovations, which could totally change how we experience downtown events.
Big decisions are coming for Lubbock's Civic Center and Expo Center. What happens next could change the events and spaces we all use, so pay attention!
Lubbock voters in City Council District 4, get ready! A special election is on the horizon to choose your next representative. Make sure you're registered and ready to cast your ballot.
Get ready, Lubbock! The May 2026 city council elections are coming up, and some familiar and new faces are already campaigning to represent you. It's time to start thinking about who you want making the big decisions for our city.
Lubbock is facing a $5 million budget shortfall, and the city council is scrambling to find cuts. Get ready for some belt-tightening as they figure out where to trim the fat.
Get ready for more road work, Lubbock! The construction on FM 41 at the US 87 bridge is back on and expected to finish by the end of 2027. This project aims to improve safety and traffic flow in the area.
Big news for Lubbock's District 4! Council member Brayden Rose is out, so we'll be getting a new voice on the city council soon. Get ready for a new election or appointment to fill this spot.
Get ready, Lubbock! The Civic Center is getting a facelift. The city council just approved money for the initial design phase, so big changes could be coming to this major venue.
Get ready, Lubbock! A giant 936-acre data center is being considered, and it could seriously shake up our local economy and how the city runs. We'll have to wait and see if this massive project gets approved.
Lubbock just signed its first-ever deal with the police union on how they'll hash out pay and working conditions. This new 'meet and confer' agreement sets the stage for how city officials and officers will collaborate on important issues.
The council approved a grant to support substance use disorder services, aiming to provide crucial resources for individuals struggling with addiction.
Thinking about running for city council or school board in Lubbock? The filing period for the May 2026 elections is officially open. Get your applications in soon if you want to throw your hat in the ring!
A massive data center planned for northeast Lubbock is on hold after its zoning request was withdrawn. This could mean big changes for the area, but for now, the future of the project is uncertain.
Want to have a say in how Lubbock runs? The city is actively recruiting residents to serve on a variety of boards and committees. This is a prime opportunity to directly influence local policy and community development.
Renters in Lubbock, rejoice! The city just approved a $22 million bond to improve apartment complexes. This could mean nicer, safer places to live for many residents.
Get ready to vote, Lubbock! The official list of candidates for the May 2nd City Council election is here. It's time to check out who's running and decide who you want representing you.
Get ready to vote! Dr. Jennifer Wilson is up for re-election on the Lubbock City Council. This race will decide who's calling the shots for our city.
Lubbock's city council just passed new rules for dangerous dogs. If you own a dog that's been deemed dangerous, get ready for some changes in how you'll need to manage your pet.
Get ready, Lubbock! A new candidate, Adam Hernandez, is running for City Council in District 3. This race is heating up as election season gets underway.
Lubbock's animal shelters might be getting a makeover with new city rules on the horizon. These changes could shake up how shelters run and impact how easy (or hard) it is to adopt your next furry friend.
Tired of paying an extra fee for your home alarm system? Well, good news! The Lubbock City Council has officially scrapped that ordinance, meaning you won't have to worry about that charge anymore.
Good news for Lubbock residents! The city council has scrapped the proposed alarm system ordinance. This means you won't have to deal with any new regulations or potential fees related to your home security system.
Did you accidentally call 911? The city council is admitting they messed up their old ordinance and are changing how you'll be fined for those false alarms. Get ready for some new rules!
Lubbock's City Council is wrestling with how to deal with dangerous dogs. They're debating new policies, so expect some back-and-forth before any decisions are made.
Got an alarm system in Lubbock? You'll need to get a permit for it now. The city's changed the rules, so make sure you're registered to avoid getting fined.
Get ready for a potential shake-up at City Hall! A recall election is brewing against a Lubbock councilman, and the folks pushing for it are feeling confident they can win over voters.
Lubbock is looking at changing the fees developers pay when they build new stuff. This could mean your rent or mortgage might go up, but it could also mean better city services for everyone.