Good morning, Lubbock.

The Lubbock Animal Shelter is asking local residents to foster puppies and other animals needing medical care after receiving nine litters on Monday—volunteers must provide a separate space during the animals’ temporary stay while the shelter covers all medical costs.

Bierhaus on Broadway changed its dog policy after an off-leash dog bit a patron, and the business now bans dogs from its patio—local owners are urged to keep their pets leashed—ensuring shared spaces remain safe.

Lubbock law enforcement is asking for help to find 10 fugitives who are considered armed and dangerous; 7 are new on the list, including Jabarick Ruth—wanted by the FBI—and one wanted by Tulia Police for aggravated kidnapping with a deadly weapon.

In 1951, four Texas Tech professors in Lubbock saw between 15 and 30 bluish-green lights that many described as unusual.

One expert said the lights might be birds—though the professors noted the uncommon speed and clear formation left the event shrouded in mystery.

Over 10,000 West Texas residents lost power last night when severe storms brought large hail, high winds, and tornadoes.

In Lubbock, 4,465 customers were without power at 8:47 p.m. as crews from multiple providers work to restore service—outages are reported in southwest, south, and southeast areas.

Today, the Lubbock County Local Emergency Planning Committee launched the 2025 Support Our First Responders Campaign to collect bottled water and cash donations for first responder groups through July 7th.

Donors can drop off water at Market Street’s 3405 50th Street on Saturday, July 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.—mail donations are also accepted.

Miranda, a young cancer patient who has been in chemo for years, found comfort in Lucky Joe's music during a doctor's appointment trip to Houston yesterday.

Her family sends prayers as she prepares for her quinceanera in September—she keeps fighting her disease.

Run to Remember 2025

8 AM — Aztlan Park — $40 entry fee — Participate in a 5K run/walk to support those affected by poverty and crisis in the community.

True Crime Book Club

6:30-8:00 p.m. — George & Helen Mahon Public Library — Ages 18+ — Delve into the dark world of crime literature discussing 'In Light of All Darkness' by Kim Cross.

Basketball Camp: Scoring College at Texas Tech

June 23-27 — Texas Tech University — Costs vary — Enhance your basketball skills and mindset to dominate the court.

Robert Lance Jewelers Buying Event

June 24th-26th — Robert Lance Jewelers — Free evaluations — Meet expert specialists to get honest evaluations of jewelry, collectibles, and rarities.

Cotton Fest Lubbock 2025

June 25th - June 28th — Cooks Garage — Cost varies — Celebrate West Texas culture with live music, delicious food, and fun family activities.

2025 Cotton Fest - Thursday

5:00-6:30 p.m. — Cooks Garage — Tickets available — Enjoy acoustic vibes from Trent Cowie blending Texas country and rock.

Paint the Sky with Stars - Candle Making and Painting Event

6-9 p.m. — Painting with a Twist — Additional $20 for candle making — Create your own scented soy candle and enjoy a painting session with fairy lights.

Cotton Fest 2025

5:00 p.m. — Cooks Garage — Tickets available — Experience an authentic cowboy performance by South Dakota singer-songwriter Tyler Halverson.

Eric Schwartz Live Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — Jake's Sports Cafe — General Admission & VIP options — Enjoy a night of laughter with Eric Schwartz's comedy and musical performance in Lubbock.

Lacey Sturm Meet and Greet

5-6 p.m. — Jake's Sports Cafe — Tickets starting at $87.46 — Engage with Lacey Sturm through a signed poster, signed CD, and a group Q&A for fans.