Lubbock City Council

Muniz was removed from the ballot on an At-Large race for the Lubbock ISD Board of Trustees. He had also filed to run for a Lubbock City Council seat.

The filing deadline for the May Municipal Election ended on Friday with two City Council candidates running unopposed. Mayor Pope has one challenger, and Lubbock City Council District 1 is a three-man race.

Before citizens vote on whether to abandon the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium and Coliseum, many want to know what will replace the Coliseum. We may have an idea.

The Lubbock City Council meets Thursday, Jan. 25, and on the agenda is a resolution that, if adopted, could mean the beginning of the end for the two buildings.

Lubbock Power & Light has applied to move most of it's electrical load from the Southwest Power Pool to ERCOT, in a deal that would start in 2021

Mayor Pope concerning the building of a new police headquarters, "We've been talking about this as a community for 20+ years. I think we'll look back and believe it was a good decision."

The economic incentive packages were for downtown development. The Lubbock City Council also approved a zoning variance

The Lubbock City Council also approved funding for construction of a new Cell Phone Waiting Lot at the airport and the purchase of a new fire truck.

Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope will be running for re-election in 2018. Pope was first elected mayor in 2016

The Lubbock City Council on Thursday essentially set the 2017-18 property tax rate and rates for Public Improvement Districts. Dates were also set for hearings for the property tax rate.

Bike riders near Texas Tech, and in downtown, will have new space to ride on a three-plus mile stretch of a major street.

Lubbock Councilwoman Shelia Patterson Harris pulled the agenda item from Thursday's council meeting