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Wanna get back to nature? Can you live in a treehouse in Lubbock?

What should you do though when Christmas is over and you have a tree in your living room, you could throw it out or do something better for the environment.

Drivers in the City of Lubbock will have to slow down in some areas of town after the Lubbock City Council voted on Tuesday to adjust speed limits around the city. Not all speed limits are going down though. At the airport, you'll be able to drive a bit faster than in the past...

The City of Lubbock is hoping to have a really long Pumpkin Trail this year, but there is only one way that is going to happen, and that's if citizens donate carved pumpkins this week before the trail gets going. The 14th Annual Lubbock Pumpkin Trail is October 27-30th at the Lubbock Memorial Arboretum...

Lubbock's dog parks are very popular, especially in the mornings and on the weekends. But on Friday, October 21 for most of the day, two of Lubbock's dog parks will be closed in order to maintain them. Years ago when dog parks were being discussed in Lubbock, many citizens asked if the City of Lubbock was going to maintain the dog parks and make sure grass continues to grow and that the grounds lo

For the very first time the City of Lubbock City Prosecutor's Office and Municipal Court will be hosting their first Trunk or Treat.

Don't freak out on Friday, October 14th at about 9 a.m. if you hear warning sirens going off around the city of Lubbock.

The new Downtown Headquarters for the Lubbock Police Department is taking shape and still under construction in Downtown Lubbock. The three story complex is just down the street from Citizen's Tower at 15th Street and Avenue K. In between the tower and the new Police Headquarters sits the new parking garage and some green space...

The entire City of Lubbock is a mosquito hotspot right now.

The City of Lubbock wants everyone to know that it's time to mow your grass or weeds where you used to have grass. Otherwise, you could see a hefty bill coming your way. After seeing little to no rain all summer, Lubbock finally saw beneficial rain in August...

The Facebook page for the City of Lubbock posted a reminder to cut tall grass and weeds. The comment section had some thoughts.

Tech Terrace residents voiced concern over the leveling of Lubbock's historic Godbold complex. It may be replaced with a 700-bed student housing complex.