By Collin Lee Dangerous encounters with stray animals and overpopulation at local shelters have been plaguing Lubbock for years, but a community outreach program may finally bring some good news. Most animals running around the city have escaped their homes, Lubbock Animal Shelter Director Steven Greene said, so the shelter has started a community outreach […]
UNFILTERED: The story of Lubbock’s air and water quality with no filters
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Annual Career Development Conference Coming Soon
November 9, 2015 by
When Texas Tech students head home for the holidays, some may also be heading toward a career, thanks to help from College of Media & Communication alumni. The annual Career Development Conference in Dallas, presented by the Dallas COMC alumni and sponsored by the COMC, will be held Jan. 11 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Mattito’s Centrum, […]
Lubbock Listed Sixth Dangerous City In Nation
June 26, 2013 by
Written by D. Rutter – Advanced Reporting According to Forbes Magazine, Lubbock is listed as the sixth most dangerous city in the nation. However, not all Lubbock residents agree with the listing. Forbes showed that Lubbock, Texas shared the title with Detroit, Mich., which is listed as the number one most dangerous city. People like […]
Drunk Driving-Ain't Nobody Got Time For That
June 20, 2013 by
By: Jorge De La Cruz – Advanced Reporting Life could not have been better for Sylvia Rodriguez in the early 1990s. She was happily married, had four children, and a good job. Twenty years later, the Lubbock Victim’s Assistance Services spokeswoman reflects back on what happened the night of September 21, 1990, the night her […]
