Abilene News

Neighbors gathering with cops, free food, and live music from firefighting musicians. Abilene's doing National Night Out right on October 6th.

Abilene's been recognized as a Music Friendly Community, and decades of local support for live music made it happen.

The Silver Spur Gun & Blade Show returns to the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center on Oct. 10–11. Visitors can buy, sell, or trade firearms and knives, shop survival gear, and access a hunter safety course for young outdoor enthusiasts.

Ever wonder how Lubbock prioritizes road repairs or who cleans the alley behind your home? Here is a breakdown of how the city maintains streets, handles sweeping requests, and what homeowners are required to upkeep.

Keepers Car Club is bringing classic cars and community together in Clyde this October 10th. Food, friends, and some serious garage monsters on display.

Local retailers are hiring right now for the holiday rush, and South Plains Mall is making it easy to apply online or show up for interviews in person.

Lubbock used to have places where you could kill a few hours and barely spend a dime. Some of those spots are gone now, and people really miss them.

That yellow Schwans truck rolling through Lubbock neighborhoods was more than just frozen food. It was an event families actually looked forward to.

Those old blankets and towels taking up closet space can actually help families across the South Plains. Multiple local organizations are ready to accept them.

Smoked meat, Happy State Bank corn on the cob and Next to Kin on stage: here's what to expect at Amarillo's 30th Chamber BBQ Cook-Off at the Tri-State Fairgrounds.

Texas gas prices dipped to $3.94 a gallon this week, down 2 cents, after AAA Texas reported the most expensive September on record.

Texas Tech basketball gears up for another big season under Grant McCasland. The Red Raiders feature on ESPN’s ABC lineup in a high-stakes road game at Kansas on Saturday, February 6, at Allen Fieldhouse.