Curt and Samm in the Morning

A local tattoo institution is saying goodbye to its longtime home. Ghostriders is closing temporarily after losing its lease, but customers can still get inked before they go.

T-Mobile/Vexus customers in Amarillo have been without internet for days after a water main break near Paramount and I-40.

Floydada isn't just celebrating pumpkins this fall, it's claiming the title of America's Pumpkin Capital with serious commitment.

This Amarillo weekend brings the Kennel Club Dog Show, Wing Wars, a Wranglers season opener and more.

Drivers heading to Canyon face a Thursday night detour and a months-long ramp closure on I-27 near McCormick.

High-tech gondolas may sound futuristic, but the idea has actually been explored for Dallas-Fort Worth. Here's how they could work and whether you'd ride one.

Lubbock is observing Suicide Prevention Month with local support services, including counseling from the Lubbock Public Health Department, and the upcoming 2026 Lubbock Walk on October 24 at the National Ranching Heritage Center.

Don't let the weathered exterior fool you. Cuevas Drive-In on the north side serves food that keeps people coming back.

Lubbock and Texas Tech are marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with special events, including a free Texas Tech Symphonic Wind Ensemble concert and the annual first responder flag display in Henry Huneke Park.

Lubbock used to have way more places open at 3 am. Now the late-night dining scene has shrunk down to just a handful of spots.

Amarillo's hosting a major reptile expo soon. Hundreds of animals, supplies, and experts all in one place for two days.

Texas Tech's mandatory housing policy for freshmen raises questions about student autonomy and whether the requirement truly supports academic success or generates revenue.