Lubbock’s flock cameras face criticism as petition seeks to ban ALPR network
A signature petition in Lubbock seeks to “prohibit” Flock cameras in Lubbock. If successful with 2,410 verified signatures or more before October 30, it would force the Lubbock City Council…
Lubbock County backs Texas Rangers investigation as new dispute emerges over Meurer legal bills
Lubbock County Commissioners have approved a resolution supporting an independent Texas Rangers investigation into nearly $70,000 in county payments made to Mark Meurer while Jason Corley was serving as Precinct…
UPDATE — Judge Parrish issues statement in Precinct 2 “double salary” issue
Lubbock County Judge Curtis Parrish issued a statement Thursday addressing the ongoing legal fight over the Precinct 2 commissioner’s seat and the discovery that the county had been paying both…
Meurer issues statement over double pay issue
Mark Meurer issued the following statement Wednesday after reports that both he and Jason Corley were both paid since December for the position of commissioner in Precinct 2.
Seven firefighters recognized for work on new agreement
Lubbock Fire Rescue would like to honor seven firefighters in this week’s special edition of First Responder of the Week.
County salary to Meurer now stops and DA says she’s ‘looking into the matter’
Lubbock County will stop paying Mark Meurer, according to commissioner for Precinct 1, Michael Dalby. The move comes less than 24 hours after LubbockLights.com broke the story that the county…
Lubbock Lights has learned, county paid two commissioners for same precinct job
LubbockLights.com has learned that Mark Meurer remained on the county payroll even after a judge issued a temporary order that Jason Corley, not Meurer, was rightly the commissioner of Precinct…
Proposed Expo Center operator already familiar with Lubbock – has business ties to Texas Tech
If all goes to plan, a company already familiar with Lubbock and Texas Tech will operate the proposed Expo Center at North Loop 289 and North University Avenue.
Mac Davis statue approved by Council vote, funded by North Overton TIF
The City Council approved a Mac Davis statue – to be funded by the North Overton Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Zone.
Lubbock’s police, fire agreements praised, but come with price tag
Lubbock officials think their new 6-year agreement with firefighters makes Lubbock Fire Rescue either the premier fire department in Texas or at least close.
Marine veteran Ruslan Kolb finds new calling with Lubbock Police Department
Ruslan Kolb said, “After completing my service with the United States Marine Corps, I wanted to pursue a fulfilling career where I can continue my service on a local level.”
Big 12 drops Texas Tech, Paxton lawsuit – saying Sorsby issue ‘resolved’
The Big 12 voluntarily dismissed its June 14 federal lawsuit against Texas Tech University and Attorney General Ken Paxton on Friday.
Feds say Allen wrong in his motion for new trial on securities fraud, conspiracy
The right standard was used, and the jury got the right instructions when it convicted Joshua Allen, according to federal prosecutors.
Commissioners approve salary grievance but reject pay raises for elected officials
A successful salary grievance by Lubbock County Tax Assessor-Collector Ronnie Keister rekindled an ongoing rift on the Commissioners Court.
Benji Snead Named Editor in Chief of Lubbock Lights
Benji Snead has been named Editor in Chief of Lubbock Lights, bringing decades of journalism, broadcasting, and editorial leadership experience to the nonprofit news organization.
Lubbock businessman convicted of fraud requests new trial
Joshua Allen claimed an “error infects the trial” that convicted him and Michael Cox of securities fraud and conspiracy.
College ride-along led Wendel ‘Troy’ McKee to 38-year law enforcement career
What started as a college assignment became a life-changing experience, Senior Trooper McKee said.
What is SystemX?
The philosophy is simple: machines and computers should serve people, not the other way around. (Paid advertisement.)
Lubbock wants state help to move faster against abandoned structures
Lubbock wants to act faster against abandoned properties that sometimes violate city codes and attract squatters, Jarrett Atkinson, city manager, said.
Homeowner weighs in on commissioner’s viral “Fireball” Ring video
Jason Corley, county commissioner, explained a viral Ring doorbell video of him on someone’s front porch. The homeowner then offered his response.
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