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Texas Tech Police vehicles parked on campus amid student concerns after rideshare-related sexual assault reports.

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Trick-or-Treat Crime Spree: Texas Tech’s Week of Burglaries, Booze, and Bad Decisions

It was another banner week for the Texas Tech Police Department, who apparently decided Halloween…

lubbock-sucksNovember 2, 2025

K9 Arlo, the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Belgian Malinois, lying in a field during training.

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Lubbock Mourns K9 Hero, Still Can’t Train Humans Properly

Lubbock County is in mourning after K9 Arlo, the sheriff’s office’s oldest working police dog,…

lubbock-sucksNovember 1, 2025

Granite Ten Commandments monument at the Texas State Capitol in Austin, with scaffolding around the dome and a bright blue sky overhead.

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Thou Shalt Not Teach the Constitution: Texas Fights to Hang the Ten Commandments in Every Classroom

In the latest episode of “Church Meets State, and State Brings a Hammer,” Texas is…

lubbock-sucksOctober 31, 2025

Two South Plains women sit at an outdoor table during a TV interview, discussing how the justice system failed to protect them from domestic violence.

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Judge Lets Serial Abuser Walk—Lubbock Shocked to Learn “Consequences” Optional

In the latest episode of Lubbock’s Justice System: Who Needs Consequences Anyway?, two women say…

lubbock-sucksOctober 31, 2025

The Texas Tech University Administration Building in Lubbock, Texas, viewed from the campus lawn on a sunny day with clear blue skies and tree branches framing the scene.

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Texas Tech Students Discover College Now Costs… a Lot Like Real Life

Turns out, going to Texas Tech isn’t just about earning a degree anymore—it’s also a…

lubbock-sucksOctober 31, 2025

Exterior of Taco Villa in Lubbock, Texas at night, featuring neon red and blue lights on the stucco building and a glowing retro arrow sign.

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Taco Villa’s New Recipe: Keep the Pennies, Blame the Math

In a move no one asked for but many will definitely notice, Taco Villa has…

lubbock-sucksOctober 29, 2025

Vice President JD Vance speaking at a public event, wearing a navy jacket and yellow tie, gesturing with open arms in front of U.S. flags and a podium.

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JD Vance Skips Lubbock—Apparently D.C. Has Fewer Dust Storms

Vice President JD Vance was apparently going to grace Lubbock with his presence at the…

lubbock-sucksOctober 29, 2025

Austin Hughes, owner of Thunder Sun Homes, smiling in a suit while standing against a brick wall in Lubbock, Texas.

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Thunder Sun Homes Flushes Its Reputation Down the Drain — Literally

Just last year, Austin Hughes was the golden boy of Lubbock real estate — a…

lubbock-sucksOctober 29, 2025

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City Council Cancels Its Own Panic Button: Lubbock Repeals the $50 “Peace of Mind” Tax

In a rare moment of collective clarity, Lubbock’s City Council realized they might’ve accidentally charged…

lubbock-sucksOctober 29, 2025

Stacks of bagged onions sit on a loading dock at a Texas grocery warehouse, illustrating how the SNAP benefits cutoff could leave perishable food unsold and strain small grocers across the state.

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SNAP, Crackle, and Starve: Texas Cuts Off Groceries and Common Sense

Nothing says “fiscal responsibility” like cutting off food aid to 3.5 million Texans right before…

lubbock-sucksOctober 29, 2025

Trick-or-Treat Crime Spree: Texas Tech’s Week of Burglaries, Booze, and Bad Decisions

Lubbock Mourns K9 Hero, Still Can’t Train Humans Properly

Thou Shalt Not Teach the Constitution: Texas Fights to Hang the Ten Commandments in Every Classroom

Judge Lets Serial Abuser Walk—Lubbock Shocked to Learn “Consequences” Optional

Texas Tech Students Discover College Now Costs… a Lot Like Real Life

Taco Villa’s New Recipe: Keep the Pennies, Blame the Math

JD Vance Skips Lubbock—Apparently D.C. Has Fewer Dust Storms

Thunder Sun Homes Flushes Its Reputation Down the Drain — Literally

City Council Cancels Its Own Panic Button: Lubbock Repeals the $50 “Peace of Mind” Tax

SNAP, Crackle, and Starve: Texas Cuts Off Groceries and Common Sense

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