Texas Tech Renames Lubbock Stadium Galaxy Stadium
Texas Tech and Galaxy announced a 15-year naming-rights agreement for Jones AT&T Stadium, which will become Galaxy Stadium for the 2026 football season.
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Texas Tech and Galaxy announced a 15-year naming-rights agreement for Jones AT&T Stadium, which will become Galaxy Stadium for the 2026 football season.
Lubbock city staff proposed zoning, permit and infrastructure requirements for large-scale data centers after a July 7 meeting drew about 500 people.
Lubbock ISD says its new LIVE virtual-education program is open to K-12 students across Texas, but space is limited. Families should verify eligibility, seats and deadlines before applying.
Lubbock TX – AAA’s July 31 metro check lists regular gas at $3.695 and diesel at $4.859, with diesel posting the sharper daily and weekly increase.
Lubbock drivers should expect lane reductions, detours and a 35-mph work-zone limit on Upland Avenue between 82nd Street and just south of 98th Street.
Lubbock TX — On July 12, NWS said thunderstorms were already causing flash flooding until 7:30 PM and warned “turn around, don’t drown.”
Lubbock TX – On July 2, 2026, the Planning & Zoning Commission reviewed UDC changes to align with Texas SB 785 for new HUD-code manufactured homes.
Lubbock TX – TxDOT says it will completely rebuild Upland Avenue from 82nd to just south of 98th in a $14.8M project, with traffic-control setup starting July 6.
Lubbock TX – After the city’s warmest March on record, daily storm chances return Thursday through the weekend, with possible severe weather and flash flooding.
Lubbock, TX – April 3, 2026 – Strong storm threats and new business growth headline a busy week for local infrastructure, safety, and development.
Lubbock, TX – April 2, 2026 – Early voting ramps up across Lubbock County as housing data shows stability and fire danger keeps crews on alert.
Lubbock, TX – April 1, 2026 – School leaders launch town halls on district plans as record March heat sets new climate marks across the Hub City.
Lubbock, TX – March 31, 2026 – Record heat closes out March as high winds and blowing dust trigger weather alerts across the Hub City.
Lubbock, TX – March 30, 2026 – Heat surges back with record warmth, elevated fire danger and gusty winds across the South Plains this week.
Lubbock, TX – March 29, 2026 – City planners launch Arnett Benson talks as record heat grips the South Plains and fire risk climbs heading into April.
Lubbock, TX – March 28, 2026 – High winds fuel fire danger, crews battle regional wildfire, and city utility bonds move forward.
Lubbock, TX – March 27, 2026 – Fire danger warnings, a city budget amendment, and regional data center expansion lead local developments.
Lubbock, TX – March 26, 2026 – Fire danger and a sharp cold front are driving local alerts, with high winds, blowing dust and fast temperature swings ahead.
Lubbock, TX – March 25, 2026 – City leaders advance a downtown housing plan, firefighters battle wind-driven blazes, and early voting nears its final days.
Lubbock, TX – March 22, 2026 – Fire crews battle grass blazes, injury crash slows I-27, early voting sites open, and Shinedown sets Lubbock date.
Lubbock, TX – March 21, 2026 – Fire Weather Watches and near-record heat are raising wildfire concerns as temperatures surge across the South Plains.
Lubbock, TX – March 17, 2026 – Early voting opens across Lubbock County, firefighters battle wind-driven grass fires, and Shinedown adds a Hub City tour stop.