A man died in a house fire in south Lubbock County Tuesday night.

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A fire consumed a mobile home and a vehicle in south Lubbock County Tuesday evening, near U.S. 87 and FM 1585.

One person has died after a motorcycle crash Tuesday evening. It happened on 82nd Street near Orlando, near Andrews Park.

Dr. Sarah Mallard Wakefield at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center says depression is a mood disorder where people have persistent feelings of low self-worth and hopelessness.

The crisis in Lubbock is worse than it has ever been, just ahead of the holidays.

Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday Josh Reno, a graduate of the Texas Tech School of Law, will serve as Deputy Attorney General for Criminal Justice.

Texas Tech announced it has canceled all spring 2021 study abroad programs as of Monday.

The City of Lubbock Health Department reported 18 additional deaths attributed to COVID-19 Tuesday. That is the highest number of new deaths in a single day since the pandemic started. This brings the death toll to 325. Staffers also confirmed 680 new cases, as well as 195 recoveries. This brings the number of active cases to 5,760. 

Lea County Sheriff's deputies and Hobbs police officers are searching for a man they say was involved in a shooting early Saturday morning.

From the Lubbock Police Department:

MIDLAND, Texas (AP) — The city council in Midland has declined to approve ordinances related to enforcing Texas’ mask mandate.  It was the second time in as many weeks that the city council rejected approving mask-related ordinances. One of the ordinances debated Monday would have required businesses to place signs telling customers that they have to wear masks. A resolution that would have called on police to enforce Gov. Greg Abbott’s statewide mask order was also rejected. Also, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is facing backlash after posting a meme on Twitter Saturday that some see as being insensitive to the coronavirus crisis in Texas, particularly in El Paso. 

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City manager, Jarrett Atkinson, says Covid-19 vaccination plans are moving very quickly.

In a compliance crackdown, state and city agents teamed up to prevent bars and restaurants from violating COVID restrictions. 

On Saturday, residents can donate clothes to keep a community member warm this winter. 

On Saturday, Nov. 28, communities across the country will support their own by shopping small.

From WBU Lubbock:

A man is facing charges after a missing Lubbock 14-year-old was found in Michigan.

A Lubbock man has been indicted by a grand jury in the death of a man at Loop 88 RV Park in August.

Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that left one person seriously injured Monday morning in Southwest Lubbock.

The COVID-19 testing sites located at Rodgers Park Gym, 3306 Auburn, and Combest Health and Wellness Center, 301 40th Street, will be closed Thursday, Nov. 26, and Friday, Nov. 27, in observance of Thanksgiving. The City reports normal operating hours will resume on Monday, Nov. 30. 

Update (Tuesday, Nov. 24)

South Plains College will start its spring 2021 semester on Jan. 19, 2021 across all campuses.

From Governor Greg Abbott Press Office:

Monday morning, at approximately 10:23 a.m., DPS Troopers were called to multiple vehicle crashes on U.S. 84 and CR 211 in Garza County.

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A 14-year-old who was reported missing from Lubbock was found in Michigan, possibly enticed there online. 

It all starts with a name, age, size and gender. Then Mary Revelle will take care of the rest. From dresses, shirts, pajamas even outfits for a doll to match, Revelle does it all.

University Medical Center is inviting the public to park in front of its hospital and participate in a prayer service for all caregivers. 

The University of New Mexico is sending its men's basketball program to the South Plains. It's a way to let the athletes practice and compete, while avoiding New Mexico's COVID-19 restrictions.

The Covenant School of Nursing honored its 30 fall graduates in an online ceremony, celebrating the hard work of students who will soon enter the medical field, one that's been deeply impacted by Covid-19.

For nearly a month now, Lubbock's COVID hospitalization rate has remained above 15% the threshold keeping bars from operating legally.

Thanksgiving came early for some Lubbock ISD families Friday.

Lubbock ISD announced Friday the Lubbock High School girls basketball program has been temporarily suspended due to COVID-19.

The U.S. Marshals Service served Bart Reagor with a writ of execution, the demand to pay Ford Motor Credit.

There are seven more patients than there are available staffed hospital beds at Covenant Health or UMC, according to the City of Lubbock COVID-19 dashboard. This is reflected by 19 staffed beds open but also 26 people waiting for a bed.

From the City of Lubbock:

A Hobbs woman faces multiple felony charges after stealing a car and leading deputies on a chase Thursday night, according to the Lea County Sheriff's Office.