A Red Flag Warning was issued across the South Plains due to strong, dry winds, with the NWS warning of critical to extreme fire danger weather and advising people to avoid outdoor activities that

Much less wind and much milder conditions will make this afternoon a welcome change from yesterday. Some wind and some wintry showers, however, highlight our look ahead.

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - There are now 159 confirmed measles cases in the South Plains region. The Texas Department of State Health Services reports 22 of those patients have been hospitalized. Last week, Lubbock health officials confirmed the first death from the outbreak. The DSHS says the child was school-aged and not vaccinated.

An ongoing trade war between the United States, Canada, Mexico and China is impacting local farmers. This is happening alongside some of the lowest cotton prices the country has seen in a few years.

Amid measles cases continuing to rise, EverythingLubbock.com looked at an annual report of the immunization status of Texas schools. Texas law allows for an exemption from

Multiple counties across the South Plains, including Lubbock County, had a severe fire weather watch on Monday and another was scheduled for Tuesday from strong winds and low humidity.

Lubbock Public Health will be hosting a free MMR vaccine clinic as cases continue to rise and Texas reporting its first death in Lubbock last week.

Texas health officials say the number of people with measles has increased to 146 in rural West Texas outbreak that led this week to the death of a school-aged child who was not vaccinated.

there have been 124 reported cases impacting nine counties in Texas - mostly in the South Plains and Panhandle region - with 18 patients having been hospitalized. Dr. Lara Johnson, chief medical officer for Covenant Health Hospital in Lubbock, said none of ...

As the winds still rage on in West Texas along with high fire potential, Xcel Energy is considering shutting power off to West Texans on Tuesday.

With growing cases of measles in Texas and Lubbock reporting the states first death, local health officials hosted a news conference offering updates.

The first death has been reported in the ongoing measles outbreak affecting the South Plains and Panhandle regions of Texas and Lea County, New Mexico.