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Lubbock · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lubbock public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
This is your chance to weigh in on how the city handles everything from water and wastewater to street maintenance and public safety. The Council wants to hear how these services are impacting your neighborhood.
Lubbock just confirmed its first human case of West Nile Virus this year, so it's time to be extra careful. Make sure to dump out any standing water in your yard and keep the bug spray handy when you're outside.
A police chase in Lubbock ended in a fatal shooting this morning, leaving the community searching for answers. This incident is expected to reignite local debates regarding law enforcement tactics and the city's overall safety protocols.
A 20-year-old man was killed by police in East Lubbock after a high-speed chase. The incident is already raising serious questions about how our local police handle pursuits and use force.
Lubbock is scoring a $200,000 federal grant to upgrade police tech without touching local tax dollars. It’s a straightforward win for public safety that helps the department modernize its equipment.
Lubbock is rolling out a massive network of Flock Safety cameras to track license plates across the city. You can now look up exactly how many of these surveillance devices are watching your specific neighborhood.
Lubbock police are seeing a spike in violent crimes committed by teens, and they're pointing to social media as a major catalyst. City leaders are now looking at new ways to intervene before these trends get even worse.
Lubbock's facing some tough economic times, and a city council member wants to boost both job growth and citizen participation in local government. It's all about making the city more prosperous and getting more voices heard.
The council discussed the potential acquisition or lease of several properties. These decisions could impact future city services or development.
Lubbock’s splash pads are at risk of closing this summer because of all the trash being left behind. If we don't start cleaning up after ourselves, the city is threatening to shut them down for good.
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at City Hall? Lubbock's 'Lubbock 101' program is your chance to get the inside scoop on how your local government operates. Applications are now open, so you can learn firsthand!
A huge wildfire is raging in Southeast Lubbock County, and it's not just grass anymore – it's threatening homes! Firefighters are on the scene, and you'll want to keep an eye out for any evacuation orders.
Texas's tough new immigration law, SB4, is back in effect, meaning Lubbock police can now arrest people suspected of entering the state illegally. This could really shake up how our city deals with immigration.
Lubbock voters, rejoice! Early voting for the May 2nd election has been extended until 9 PM at all polling places. Don't miss your chance to cast your ballot!
Get ready to vote! The list of candidates for the May 2026 Lubbock City Council and School Board elections is here. Now's your chance to check out who's running and decide who gets your vote.
Lubbock's city government is in IT chaos! Their computer systems are down, and officials are tight-lipped about what happened and how bad it is. We're all waiting to see what's next.
Lubbock has a new Public Works Division Director, David Bragg. This appointment could mean changes in how city projects are managed and executed.
Get ready, Lubbock! Your current mayor is officially throwing his hat back in the ring for re-election. This means campaign season is officially here, so expect to see and hear a lot about the race for mayor.
The Mayor just dropped the annual State of the City address, giving us the lowdown on everything from new projects to crime rates and the economy. It's your yearly check-up on how Lubbock is really doing.
Remember those awesome Buddy Holly crosswalks in Lubbock? Well, they're getting painted over. Apparently, the federal government says they don't meet safety standards, so the city has to ditch the cool designs.
Cold weather is coming, and Lubbock is opening up two warming centers at Mahon and Groves starting Monday. City offices will be closed that day, so make sure you know where to go to stay warm!
Heads up, Lubbock! The Tax Assessor-Collector's office inside City Bank is shutting down on February 5th, 2026. Make sure to get your business done before then!
Lubbock's big Lake Seven water project is hitting a snag. The city needs more time and is asking the state for an extension on their permit. This could mess with our future water plans, so fingers crossed they get it sorted!
Lubbock's tourism game just got a major upgrade! They've been officially certified by Travel Texas, which is a big deal. Get ready for more cool events and a potential boom for local shops and restaurants.
Several agreements were approved for the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport, including leases with Texas A&M University System and contracts for road rehabilitation and air filter services.
Lubbock's snow plows have been working overtime for three days straight! Hopefully, they're making good headway clearing those streets.
Lubbock's City Council is considering raising fees for the Berl Huffman Athletic Complex. This could mean your weekend soccer games or Little League practices might cost more.
Get ready, Lubbock! The 2026 city elections are on the horizon. It's time to start considering who you want making decisions for our city.
Lubbock's famous Buddy Holly-themed crosswalk is being removed due to a state directive. This means a unique piece of local music heritage will disappear from the city streets.
Remember that cool Buddy Holly crosswalk? Well, it's being removed because of new state road safety rules. It's a bummer for fans and a bit of a loss for local character.
Lubbock is updating its alarm ordinance, so if you have a security system, you'll want to know what's changing. The city council is considering amendments that could affect how alarm systems are registered and managed.