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A truck crashed into a home near 58th & Bangor on Sunday evening, injuring one person as rescue crews responded to a suspected medical emergency and a strong smell of gas.

A truck crashed into a home near 58th & Bangor Sunday evening, injuring one person with minor injuries and prompting heavy rescue crews to extract the individual while monitoring a strong gas smell (reports suggest the driver may have had a medical emergency).

Bombshells, a new military-themed restaurant in Lubbock with patio dining, live music, and a varied menu, is set to open at the end of June.

The restaurant is completing staff training and permit preparations (following a model similar to Walk-Ons and Twin Peaks) to bring a fresh dining option to the community.

Lubbock Police said a chase that began around 3:10 a.m. on Saturday ended in a crash near West Loop and Marsha Sharp Freeway by 4:50 a.m. that caused minor injuries to one person and led to the suspect being taken to the Lubbock County Detention Center — the investigation is ongoing.

In June, Texas Lottery scratch-off games have paid out $9 million in jackpots of $50,000 or more, with one winning ticket from a Lubbock Stripes store fetching $100,000—other games still have top prizes available.

Three inmates at Lubbock County Detention Center earned their GEDs after dedicated study, showcasing the jail's unique in-house program that offers a path to a better future + lowers recidivism.

Nearly 300 inmates have completed the program, which creates opportunities for vocational training and job prospects after release.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick visited Lubbock to highlight his successful legislative session while backing state senator Charles Perry’s water legislation and the pending THC ban.

Jen Phillips of KAMC interviewed him and featured his praise for Speaker Burrows along with insights from Texas Tech law professor Amy Hardberger on the debate over a $1 billion annual water funding vote in November.

Lubbock families are warned to inspect their pantries for recalled items including beef jerky missing fish allergen warnings and organic ground beef at risk of E. coli—Topo Chico bottles with lot codes 11A2543, 12A2543 or 13A2541 should be returned for a refund.

A local writer urged Lubbock restaurants to add a light bites menu with smaller portions for adults who want to control calorie intake.

The suggestion may lead eateries to offer fair pricing and reduce food waste—making meals more adaptable to on-the-go dining.

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.

STEM Summer Program at Miller Elementary School

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. — Miller Elementary School — $175 for Leaders-in-Training — Inspire your child with hands-on STEM challenges this summer.