pokemon go

Saturday, September 17, the Lubbock County Libraries are sponsoring a Pokemon Safari that will hit many of the Pokestops located downtown.

With school back in session, at least one local classroom has been deemed a no "Pokemon Go" zone.

"Pokemon Go" has made a ridiculous amount of money in the first month of its release, but players have been dealing with a whirlwind of frustrating updates and beta testing issues

For die-hard "Pokemon Go" fans, recent game updates and developer Niantic's war on external apps have become a divisive issue. And it's only getting worse.

September 9th will be a night for trainers to remember, and a night that you will want to avoid driving down Broadway like the plague.

Resthaven in Lubbock has asked that trainers no longer play Pokemon on their grounds. Its previous PokeStops are now defunct.

As the teen said moments later after getting out of his car, "That's what I get for playing this dumb-*** game."

After the immensely popular PokeWalk on Broadway in July, another one is now scheduled for August 6th.

A resident of Palmview, Texas has been arrested after issuing a verbal threat on social media to Pokemon Go users.

Still wondering whether this Pokemon Go fad has gotten out of hand? Well, wonder no more.

Lubbock "Pokemon Go" players gathered across from Texas Tech campus Saturday night to visit PokeStops and catch rare pokemon at the first-ever PokeWalk on Broadway.

Pokemon Go? Try Pokemon Stop. That's the kind of advice these boneheads need. A man in Auburn, N.Y. drove into a tree because he was distracted playing Pokemon Go while behind the wheel. According to police: The driver admitted to actively playing the Pokémon Go game while driving causing him to become distracted and run off the roadway into a tree...