roads

It is unfortunately that time in Lubbock where the weather fluctuations leave massive gashes in the roads.

It's not only pretty dang high, it's pretty dang close to El Paso.

Streets are a problem that is entirely fixable, we just have to make them a priority.

We all know a thrillseeker in our lives. That person that will watch all the scary movies, go on a ghost hunt in big cities, the one that says without a doubt, they would stay in the most haunted house or hotel and it would not faze them. Trust me when I say that person ain't me but I know a few who would do it and not bat an eye. Well this article is for you...

Can we trust the Lubbock City Council to take care of 19th Street and Avenue Q? I don’t.

Driving in Downtown Lubbock is about to look a little different. No, the brick streets aren't going away, but the roads will be changing in some areas of Downtown Lubbock as one-way streets will start to be converted this week. Beginning Monday, June 21, the City of Lubbock Traffic Operations will begin converting Avenue M, Avenue L, and Avenue K from one-way to two-way traffic...