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Rampage Wrestling has been throwing down in West Texas for over a decade. Saturday, September 26 is the last time they'll do it under that name.

Texas is one of the few states where paddling students is still perfectly legal — and how that plays out in local schools might surprise you.

Lubbock ISD heads back to class August 12, and those school zone lights are about to start blinking again after a quiet summer.

Metallica, KISS, Aerosmith, Van Halen — they all played the same building that sat without working air conditioning for nearly two decades.

Most Texans want marijuana legal — but the state is moving the other direction, and the gap between public opinion and state law is getting harder to ignore.

Somewhere between a hot dog and a hoagie, there's a beef frank at United that's rewriting the whole bun-to-meat ratio.

Nightmare on 19th Street just kicked off its 20th season in Lubbock, and this year there's a 10-foot animatronic spider named Betty waiting at the front door.

August 22nd is one of those days where you could walk in just looking around and walk out with a new best friend — for free.

Not every headliner lets the opening acts use the full stage. Shinedown did — and it changed the whole feel of the night at United Supermarkets Arena.

Ghost's new concert film was shot during two sold-out, phone-free nights in Mexico City — and that detail alone says a lot about what kind of show this was.

J. Pat's on University Avenue was never the biggest bar in Lubbock — but somehow it always felt exactly the right size.

That thing where you tough it out and hope it passes? Sometimes it doesn't pass. Sometimes it gets a whole lot worse.