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      South Plains Food Bank hosts health fair


      Food bank clients are invited to a free health fair to learn about local health services. 

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      LGBT citizens say Lubbock is not inclusive


      The weekend's attack in Orlando was the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. Forty-nine victims were gunned down, targeted for being gay. In the wake of the attack, the question arises: how equal are LGBT Americans?

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      'Trump unpredictable, but Clinton predictably bad for America': Neugebauer


      Statements cited in the Texas Tribune indicate the large majority of Texas' GOP Congress members from Texas support Donald Trump, although the delegation is not unanimous in publicly endorsing him.

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      Police: Man tries to abduct 14-year-old girl Tuesday


      The Lubbock Police Department is searching for a man who tried to abduct a teenage girl in east Lubbock Tuesday afternoon. 

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      Plant store owner takes dig at vandals, Hillary Clinton with new message


      A plant store owner who cultivated attention last week with his anti-Hillary sign is taking a dig at vandals who damaged his property. 

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      LISD considers shift to generate money for technology in classrooms


      The Lubbock Independent School District is considering shifting some tax money around to generate more than $5 million in revenue without increasing the tax rate. 

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      Patrick names Sen. Perry co-chair of water committee


      Lt. Governor Dan Patrick announced Wednesday a new appointment for Lubbock's State Senator.

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      3 more women sue Baylor over reaction to rape allegations


      WACO, Texas (AP) - Three more women have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Baylor University, claiming the school did nothing to help them after they reported being sexually assaulted.     

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      Scattered storms this evening, another slight chance Thursday


      Scattered showers and thunderstorms will move across the region this evening with another slight chance for storms on Thursday. Get the live stream of our Vipir radar, plus the detailed forecast in our Weather Blog.

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      Pair sought in connection to Home Depot thefts


      The Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on a male and female using stolen credit cards on three different transactions at local Home Depot stores.  

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      Neighbors feeding neighbors: United makes hefty donation to food bank


      Neighbors feeding neighbors: that's what the CEO of United Supermarkets, Robert Taylor, says is the driving force behind its donation to the South Plains Food Bank. 

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      Researchers find possible breakthrough in fight against mosquitoes


      There may be a significant discovery in the effort to repel mosquitoes and limit the diseases they carry.

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      Look Around Lubbock: The Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market


      The Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market opens on Saturday, June 18th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Farmers Market will run every Saturday through October 15th. It is located at 19th and Buddy Holly Ave and will feature vendors selling everything from homemade items to produce.  More information about this years Farmers Market can be found on its website and Facebook page. 

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      Authorities in Florida search for boy dragged away by gator

      Photo: Google Earth / Maps / MGN Photo: Google Earth / Maps / MGN


      Authorities in Orlando, Florida, are still searching for a 2-year-old boy who was dragged into the water by an alligator near Disney's upscale Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and are hoping for the best.

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      2016 State Fair theme 'Celebrating Texas Agriculture'


      An exhibit at the state fair called "The Taylor Swift Experience" will include memorabilia such as costumes, photos and instruments.

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      Chance for storms on Wednesday, heat continues


      A few storms will be possible across the Rolling Plains tonight and then we have a slightly better chance for storms on Wednesday. Get the live stream of our Vipir radar plus, the detailed forecast in our Weather Blog.

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      Orlando shooting attack reignites gun control debate


      In the wake of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the debate over gun control legislation has re-sparked.

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      One person found dead after crews extinguish house fire


      One person was found dead after fire crews extinguished a house fire Monday evening.

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      Suspect identified after Amarillo Wal-Mart hostage situation


      Amarillo Police are responding to a hostage situation at a Wal-Mart. 

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      Texans asked to weigh in on student testing and school ratings


      The State Board of Education is asking Texans to weigh in on student testing and school ratings systems by conducting an online survey through June 30. The survey asks for opinions on the current systems and suggestions for changes.  

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      More victims of arrested insurance agent sought by investigators


      Investigators with the Texas Department of Insurance and the Lubbock Police Department are trying to determine if there are other victims of an annuity scam involving a Lubbock Insurance agent. 

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      Obama: Anti-Muslim rhetoric from Trump 'not America we want'


      President Obama says anti-Muslim rhetoric from presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is "not the America we want."

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      'Idol' finalist Dalton Rapattoni coming to Lubbock


      Dalton Rapattoni placed third in the final season of 'American Idol' and will come to Lubbock for a School of Rock concert and meet-and-greet.

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      UPDATED: French president calls police killings 'terrorist act'


      French President Francois Hollande says that the stabbing attack that left two police officials dead was "incontestably a terrorist act."

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      8 gunmen killed in shootout with police in northern Mexico


      Authorities in northern Mexico say police have killed eight gunmen who opened fire on a police patrol.

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      Look Around Lubbock: Uniquely Gifted


      Uniquely Gifted is a family owned 

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      Extended stretch of hot weather in store


      A few storms are possible tomorrow. But overall it looks hot and dry for the next several days here on the South Plains. Get the latest Lubbock and South Plains forecast here in the Weather Blog.

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      Sunny and hot rest of the week


      A few storms will be possible this evening and then again on Wednesday, but other than that it will be sunny and hot the rest of the week. Get the Vipir radar live stream and find out how hot it will get in our Weather Blog.

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      Local Imam says Orlando killer betrayed God, all human beings


       Members of ISIS claim they strictly adhere to the teachings of the Quran. 

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      Developers look to replace abandoned Putt Putt


      The abandoned and fire-gutted Putt Putt Golf and Games facility off Marsha Sharp could soon be replaced by a new and larger family entertainment venue.

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      Collision sends car into playa lake


      Emergency crews responded Monday to a report of a car submerged in a lake near 19th and Milwaukee. 

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      Boys Ranch hosting Overton foster care information session Tuesday


      Families interested in foster care opportunities can get their questions answered by staff members from the Texas boys Ranch at a meeting Tuesday. 

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      Sheriff searching for gin theft suspect

      Photo: LSO Photo: LSO


      This vehicle may have been involved in a burglary/theft at the Posey Gin located at 12511 CR 3100 on or about 6-3-2016. 

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      Early voting for municipal elections begins Monday


      Early voting for municipal runoffs is underway. 

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      Vandals sought after LPD vehicle shot with BB gun


      Lubbock Police Department is searching for a suspect who shot out two windows of a marked police car with a BB gun Saturday night. 

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      Dems seek Senate vote on barring guns for terror suspects


      WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Democrats say they will try forcing a vote on making it harder for suspected terrorists or people on government terror watch lists to buy guns.      

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      FBI: Orlando gunman had strong indications of radicalization

      Photo from Orlando PD twitter Photo from Orlando PD twitter


      FBI Director James Comey says the gunman in the Orlando nightclub attack that killed 49 people had "strong indications of radicalization" and was likely inspired by foreign terrorist organizations.

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      Obama: No signs Orlando shooter was part of larger plot

      (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack). Jermaine Towns, left, and Brandon Shuford wait down the street from a multiple shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Fla., Sunday, June 12, 2016. Towns said his brother was in the club at the time. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack). Jermaine Towns, left, and Brandon Shuford wait down the street from a multiple shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Fla., Sunday, June 12, 2016. Towns said his brother was in the club at the time.


      President Obama says there's no clear evidence that the shooter at an Orlando nightclub was directed to conduct his attack or part of a larger plot.

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      Supreme Court rules against Puerto Rico in debt case


      The Supreme Court says Puerto Rico can't restructure the debt of its financially ailing public utilities to help overcome a decade-long economic crisis.

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      Lubbock group holds vigil for Orlando victims


      The president of Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays in Lubbock says this wasn't a random act of violence.

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      Woman changes diet to cope with rheumatoid arthritis


      Beth Hinojosa said eating paleo helps relieve her chronic pain. 

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      Look Around Lubbock: DEFINE body and mind


      While Lubbock has no shortage of fitness studios and fitness brands, DEFINE body and mind promises to bring something different to those looking to improve their overall health and well-being in Lubbock. DEFINE body & mind is an exercise studio specializing in balanced fitness including barre, cycling and yoga-infused classes. 

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      Texas Tech routs ECU, advances to Omaha for second time in three seasons


      Erikson Lanning fanned a career-high six hitters and sat down 16 of the final 17 Pirates he faced.

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      50 dead in Orlando nightclub shooting, worst in US history


      50 people were killed, 53 others wounded in a shooting at a nightclub in Orlando. Law enforcement agencies are investigating whether this is an act of terrorism.

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      President: 'Act of terror', 'act of hate' shows how easy weapons are to get


      President Obama says the nightclub shooting in Orlando was an "act of terror" and an "act of hate."

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      Florida shooter apparently made threats in past; ex-wife claims he beat her

      photo TMZ posted from Mateen's facebook photo TMZ posted from Mateen's facebook


      The gunman who killed at least 50 people at an Orlando nightclub early Sunday was a licensed security officer who claimed more than once that he had connections to Islamic terror groups.

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      Negativity around presidential candidates may push more voters to polls


      Recent Fox News polls show Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump do not sit well with voters. Come November, those voters are going to have to make a decision on whether to support one of the two traditional parties, or support a third party candidate like Gary Johnson on the Libertarian ticket.

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      Texas Tech wins Super Regional game 2 over E. Carolina


      Game 3 is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. 

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      Covenant hosts 30th annual NICU reunion


      Children that have received NICU care gathered to celebrate and give staff a chance to see how the children have grown.

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      LPD arrests three teens accused of stealing sushi, hot wings


      Investigators say three teenagers tried to steal food from a Market Street deli inside one of the suspect's purse.

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      Police searching for dentist burglary suspect


      Police said the suspect, after midnight, broke a window on the west side of Parkview Dentistry off of 76th and Quaker. He rummaged through the place and attempted to steal a safe. 

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      Driver hospitalized after rollover on Marsha Sharp


      Police said the driver was taken to UMC after suffering a head injury, and was last reported in critical condition.

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      One dead, two injured after crash in Bailey County


      DPS troopers reported a pickup towing a trailer crossed a center stripe and crashed head-on into a sedan.

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      Wolfforth's mayor pushes for emergency services district


      Wolfforth's mayor wants to establish an emergency services district in the Lubbock suburb and southwest Lubbock County, that could lead to more taxes for residents.   

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      Chance for storms this weekend


      Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible this weekend. Get the detailed forecast and Vipir radar live stream in our Weather Blog.

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      Police looking for info in deadly mishap


      Lubbock Police are looking for a pick-up driver that may have info in solving a deadly mishap.   

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      UPDATE: Shots fired at Dallas Love Field


      Shots were fired at Dallas Love Field not long ago, according to FOX 4 and KRLD. Video on social media from people at the airport has sound of multiple shots being fired.. 

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      NHL legend Gordie Howe dead at 88


      Gordie Howe, the hockey great who set scoring records that stood for decades, has died. He was 88.

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      Look Around Lubbock: Parade of Homes at Foxridge


      The Parade of Homes starts on Saturday, June 11 at 1 p.m. Parade of Homes will run from June 11th through the 26th and will feature three separate neighborhoods, Foxridge, The Trails, and Oakmont Estates.  Tickets to the Parade of Homes are $15 for adults, $5 for child ages 2-12, and free for children under the age of two.  Houses are open for tours Monday through Friday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

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      Warrant: Suspect reported seeing demons before shooting


      A 26-year-old shooting suspect faces two felony charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. 

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      Local nursery owner stirs the pot with anti-Hillary sign


      He's not "with her" and he's proud to show it. 

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      Researchers studying how longer shifts affect LPD officers


      Earlier this year, Lubbock Police Department's patrol division lengthened it's shift hours to address manpower issues. It switched from eight-hour to 12-hour shifts. Two investigators are researching how the switch with affect officer performance.

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      Runoff election early voting begins Monday


      Early voting in Lubbock's runoff elections begins on Monday, June 13. 

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      Chance for storms through the weekend


      Scattered storms will move from west to east across the region overnight with storm chances continuing through the weekend. Get the Vipir radar live stream and detailed forecast in our Weather Blog.

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      City Council candidate calling for police substations in high-crime neighborhoods


      City Council District 2 candidate Jared B. Hall is calling for a police substation in his district. 

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      Look Around Lubbock: Wine and Clay Festival


      The 19th annual Wine and Clay Festival is Saturday, June 11th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, June 12th from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. At Llano Estacado Winery.  The event is hosted by the Llano Estacado Clay Guilt to celebrate earth arts. There will be everything from clay, jewelry, glass, photography and artisan foods. Admission is free.

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      Woman dies after tow hitch came through windshield


      A woman has died after a tow hitch came through the windshield while she was riding in an SUV.

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      Free meals provided to kids during summer months


      Free summer meals will be served at more than 30 sites across Lubbock.  The U.S. Department of Agriculture is offering free summer meals to all kids and teens ages 18 and younger.

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      Group of bicyclists riding for cancer research make stop in Lubbock

      Photo: Texas4000 Photo: Texas4000


      The Texas 4000 team, a group of 67 cyclists, rolled into Lubbock from Austin on their way to Anchorage, Alaska.

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      Juan Chadis defends educational background


      City Council District 1 candidate Juan Chadis is defending his educational background after opponent Frank Gutierrez raised questions about his credentials. 

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      Libertarians hoping to capitalize on unpopularity of Trump, Clinton


      The candidates of both major parties have high unfavorability ratings, and Libertarians are hoping to capitalize.

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      New Tide Dry Cleaners first to open in Texas


      This is the first location in the Northwest Texas, market, applying Tide’s® 70 years of fabric care experience, GreenEarth® Cleaning technology and concierge services to meet guests’ needs. 

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      Registration open for LISD Pre-K


      Registration is open throughout the summer for Lubbock ISD’s prekindergarten program at 31 elementary school campuses. 

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      Fighting back against Parkinson's Disease


      Muhammad Ali's greatest fight may not have been the "Thrilla in Manilla," but it may have been his fight against Parkinson's Disease. 

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      RESULTS: Lala Chavez defeats incumbent Mario Ybarra


      LISD Board of Trustees District 1 election results

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      Supreme Court to take up Texas death penalty case next term


      The United States Supreme Court will take up a Texas death penalty case in its next term.

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      Dismissed Tech football players indicted on burglary charges


      A Lubbock Grand Jury has indicted three former Texas Tech football players on burglary charges. 

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      Having a will is smart, not morbid


      You may think it's a bit morbid to think about your death and plan for that eventuality in a will but according to one lawyer it's smart way to be prepared for whenever your time is up. It's supposed to help make your leave easier for those you leave behind.  

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      Overnight shooting sends man to hospital with life-threatening injuries


      Two people were injured in an overnight shooting in the 4800 block of Canton Avenue, according to LPD. 

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      TTU Super Regional game times set


      Texas Tech baseball Super Regional game times: Texas Tech vs. E. Carolina Pirates at Dan Law Field, Lubbock, Texas Friday: 7:00 p.m. Saturday: 2:00 p.m. Sunday: 2:00 p.m. (if needed)

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      Look Around Lubbock: Summer Stampede


      The National Ranching Heritage Center is hosting its third annual Summer Stampede Western Art and Gear Show on Saturday,June 18th from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The night will be filled with art, gear, great food, music and dancing. The Summer Stampede will feature more than 30 Western artist and craftsmen with more than 100 pieces of art. There will also be music for dancing by Jake Hooker and the Outsiders.

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      Report concludes 'hostile learning environment' after study abroad trip


      A joint investigation by Texas Tech's dean of students and office of equal employment opportunity concluded a hostile learning environment was created during the Rawls Business Leadership Program in May, 2015, due to a visiting international scholar which one male student described as a sexual predator.

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      Morman church donates more than 12,000 pounds to food bank


      The Church of Latter-day Saints helping those in need by donating more than 12,000 pounds of food to the South Plains Food Bank. 

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      Moonlight Musicals kicks off summer series Friday


      Moonlight Musicals is kicking off its summer series with a performance of The Suessical June 10. 

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      Red Raiders headed to NCAA Super Regional after 5-3 victory


      Hayden Howard sat down six-straight Patriots to close out the victory, earning NCAA Lubbock Regional MVP.

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      Financial planner: New Labor rules will help, not hurt individuals


      Lubbock Chamber of Commerce is joining a law suit against the Department of Labor over the new regulations that will be imposed on financial institutions. 

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      LCISD offering alternative, accelerated path to high school diploma


      Lubbock-Cooper ISD is providing a new opportunity for non-traditional students. 

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      SCOTUS expected to give opinion on three critical cases from Texas


      By the end of June, the Supreme Court of the United States is expected to give its opinion on three more critical cases from Texas. Antonin Scalia's death in February means there is one less conservative justice in play, setting up the possibility that these decisions will split. Here is a break-down of the high court deliberations in D.C. that will affect the entire country.

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      AP: Hillary Clinton is presumptive Democratic nominee


      Hillary Clinton has secured enough pledged and superdelegates to become the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee, according to the Associated Press.

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      Texas Tech Advances To Super Regionals


      The Red Raiders defeated Dallas Baptist 5-3 at Dan Law Field on Monday, securing the program's second appearance in the Super Regionals in three seasons.

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      West Texas pianist Doug Smith dies

      Source: YouTube Source: YouTube


      West Texas pianist and composer Doug Smith passed away Sunday June 5, according to friends. 

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      DPS: Plane crashes in Hockley Co., pilot condition unknown


      The pilot of a crop duster has crashed in a field in Hockley County, according to the Department of Public Safety. 

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      34th and Indiana intersection reopened Monday


      The intersection of 34th Street and Indiana Avenue has been reopened to traffic in all directions as of 7:30 a.m., Monday, June 6, 2016 after repairs were made to a broken water line. 

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      Trinity Christian School announces new head football coach


      Trinity Christian School has hired Lubbock native and TCS graduate Chris Lackey as head football coach.  

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      State Police: Motorcyclist killed at New Mexico entry point


      Sunday, June 5, 2016, around 5:15 p.m., New Mexico State Police officers responded to the scene of a fatal motorcycle crash.  

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      Look Around Lubbock: West Texas Jr. Golf Academy


      The West Texas Jr. Golf Academy calls the Rawls Golf Course home. Its mission is to introduce junior golfers to the game and help them experience it the game to it fullest.

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      Lubbock's Silent Wings Museum pays tribute to those who stormed Normandy during D Day


      With Nazi Germany close to completing its European domination, the Allies took a stand and began the fight to liberate France. The date, June 6th, 1944. D Day.

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      Red Raiders use comeback win to earn Regional Final spot

      Stephen Smith Stephen Smith


      Texas Tech uses a two-run eighth and a ninth-inning Stephen Smith dinger to down New Mexico 4-3.

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      Food truck vendors welcome thousands


      It's been almost two years since Lubbock City Council approved food trucks in the area, and the business is thriving -- one owner says vendors are looking forward to being able to spread out even more throughout the city.

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      NCAA Regional Tournament gives local businesses a boost


      While Texas Tech is playing at home for the tournament, Lubbock is seeing an influx of opposing fans coming in town rooting their team on. These fans are spending their money on entertainment, hotels, and food which is giving the local economy a boost going into the summer months. 

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        Many are planning a vacation road trip this summer that's why it's important to get your money's worth at the pump.  To get the best gas mileage start off with a tune-up like getting your oil changed regularly.  

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        Many are planning a vacation road trip this summer that's why it's important to get your money's worth at the pump.  To get the best gas mileage start off with a tune-up like getting your oil changed regularly.  

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      • Having a will is smart, not morbid

        Having a will is smart, not morbid

        You may think it's a bit morbid to think about your death and plan for that eventuality in a will but according to one lawyer it's smart way to be prepared for whenever your time is up. It's supposed to help make your leave easier for those you leave behind.  "A will is a document that is signed by an individual during their lifetime that is intended to control their estate after they pass away," Attorney Benjamin Garcia said.   It controls who will man...

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        You may think it's a bit morbid to think about your death and plan for that eventuality in a will but according to one lawyer it's smart way to be prepared for whenever your time is up. It's supposed to help make your leave easier for those you leave behind.  

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      • Tips to keep your AC from working double time in summer heat

        Tips to keep your AC from working double time in summer heat

        The summer heat is getting closer which could make air conditioning unit work double time. Before you crank the AC it's best to get a tune up. 

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        The summer heat is getting closer which could make air conditioning unit work double time. Before you crank the AC it's best to get a tune up. 

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