summer

Free immunizations are being offered for kids preparing to go back to school.

With rising temperatures in Texas, some people have taken to social media to share tips on staying cool and how to help air conditioning units work efficiently.

On Tuesday, July 19th, Lubbock's Salvation Army will be operating a cooling station that will be open to the general public.

If you haven't noticed, it is extremely hot throughout all of the state of Texas. Temperatures across the state will reach well above 100 degrees multiple times this week. Here in Lubbock, we could see a high around 108 degrees on Tuesday, and no we won't be the hottest in the state...

A heartwarming video was shared to TikTok of a father and son waiting outside in the heat to give some cold water to their garbage collector.

With classes set to kick off in Lubbock in August, families across the Hub City are already back to school shopping.

On July 23rd, 2022, CASP Studio C (408 Ave. J) will be hosting the first-ever haunted garage sale in Lubbock.

I'm sure you're feeling this Texas heat right now. You know who else is feeling it? Your pets.

Summer days tend to get repetitive with the same old swimming, fishing and camping adventures. Lubbock families can add some free cinematic fun to that list.

The temperatures are heating up, so it’s important to stay cool. To that end, handheld fans are great to have, well, on hand! Convenient and pocket-sized, you can take these fans with you just about anywhere. Take a look for yourself!

Lubbock's 4th on Broadway is 2 and a half miles of fun and the people of this fine city seemed to really enjoy it (except for the brawl).

Country music is loaded with great summer songs made for taking the stress away.