Panhandle

Volunteer Center of Lubbock hosting open house to celebrate new location
The Volunteer Center of Lubbock is hosting an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 27 to celebrate its new location and introduce the community to its leadership.
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Gainesville's Edison Elementary School starts year at different campuses as crews work to fix mold problem
Edison Elementary School in Gainesville relocates students to different campuses while crews address a mold problem discovered before the school year begins.
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2 elderly men died from separate rollover wrecks on Friday
Two elderly men died in separate rollover accidents on Friday, with one incident occurring near the Hall County Line on US 287 in Texas.
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1 person seriously injured, 1 arrested in Central Lubbock stabbing
One person was seriously injured and one person was arrested following a stabbing incident in central Lubbock on Tuesday night.
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Crosbyton structure fire investigated as arson, one arrested
A structure fire in Crosbyton was investigated as arson, resulting in one arrest by the Crosby County Sheriff's Office and Crosbyton Police Department.
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Talk of the Town: Texoma Thunder VBC
Texoma Thunder VBC announces Sandstorm Saturdays program running through October 31 to provide local volleyball athletes with extra practice opportunities and conditioning on sand courts.
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Fritch road clousre planned today for 67th Birthday Celebration
City of Fritch announces a road closure on North Robey Avenue from 4 p.m. to midnight on Saturday for the 67th Birthday Celebration Street Dance.
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Hot First Day of School with Isolated Thunderstorms Late Wednesday Evening
A weather forecast for Lubbock, Texas predicts the hottest day of the week on Wednesday with temperatures in the lower to middle 100s and isolated thunderstorms expected late Wednesday evening.
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Turkey water tower leaking again, boil water notice remains in effect
The City of Turkey is addressing another leak at its water tower while maintaining water service and a boil water notice.
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Fitness Friday: Pilates with Nautilus Fitness
Nautilus Fitness instructor Steffanie Sethaler demonstrates simple Pilates exercises on KXII's Fitness Friday segment.
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CATCHING UP WITH CORRIN Ep. 30 - M.A.P. It Out Podcast crossover: Texas High School football preview
Local sports podcasters discuss Texas high school football season preview ahead of the upcoming Friday Night Lights.
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New Deal Volunteer Fire and EMS Department hosting Fallen First Responders Remembrance Run
The New Deal Volunteer Fire and EMS Department is hosting its 7th annual Fallen First Responders Remembrance Run/Walk on September 5th, inviting first responders and the community to participate in a 5K and 10K cross-country course.
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Morning Talk of the Town: Strengthening your heart with Sherman Medical Center
A Cardiac Rehab Supervisor at Sherman Medical Center discusses heart health and strengthening techniques on a local talk show.
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Four More Pages: Kenxo the Adventurer
Author Felicia A. Turner-Brown discusses her newly published children's book Kenxo the Adventurer based on her grandson's journey of overcoming fears.
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Red Raider nursing runs in family; Daughter follows parents' path to TTUHSC
Carahlyne Laymance graduated from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing, continuing a family tradition as both her parents are also nurses.
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Sherman couple hosting adaptive clothing giveaway
A Sherman couple is hosting a giveaway of adaptive clothing from their former business to help families with children who have sensory sensitivities or medical equipment needs.
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Pampa looks to bounce back in 2026 season
The Pampa Harvesters football team prepares for the 2026 season with six returning offensive starters and five defensive starters, starting their year at home against Caprock on August 28th.
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Amarillo psychiatric hospital construction reaches new milestone
Construction on the Panhandle's first state psychiatric hospital in Amarillo has reached its topping-out milestone, allowing interior work to begin on the 75-bed facility.
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Texas counties push for say in where data centers can be built
Texas counties seek greater authority over data center placement following Gov. Abbott's pause on new data center growth and subsequent regulations requiring companies to manage power infrastructure, noise, and water recycling.
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TTU System Board of Regents approves appointment of Grover E. Murray Professor
Texas Tech University System Board of Regents appointed Dr. Rodney Young from TTUHSC School of Medicine in Amarillo as a Grover E. Murray Professor.
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1 dead after collision at 98th & Quaker
One person died following a collision between an SUV and pickup truck at the intersection of 98th and Quaker in Lubbock on Friday afternoon.
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Denison to borrow $20 million to fix aging water, sewer line
The city of Denison plans to borrow $20 million to repair its aging water and sewer infrastructure, including treatment plants, water towers, and underground pipes.
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Power outage in Canyon affecting water pump stations in northern areas
A power outage affecting Xcel Energy customers in northern Canyon, Texas is impacting water pump stations in the Madison Park and Spring Canyon areas.
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How college students can maintain good mental health during school year
A clinical psychologist at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center provides guidance on how college students can maintain good mental health during the school year.
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