by: Caitlyn Rooney
Posted:
Updated:
LUBBOCK, Texas– Authorities responded to a single-vehicle motorcycle crash in South Lubbock just before 8:00 a.m. that left one person with life-threatening injuries, according to the Lubbock Police Department.
Police said the Major Crash Investigation unit was on scene at the crash in the 7000 block of 103rd Street. LPD told EverythingLubbock.com that the driver hit a mailbox.
The driver had serious injuries and was taken to University Medical Center.
This is a developing story. Check EverythingLubbock.com for updates.
Best lotions to heal your tattoo and keep it fresh
Tattoo lotions can help you with aftercare and maintain your tattoos so they stay bright and fresh.
Big-ticket items to buy on Prime Day
Our team of deal hunters has already found bargains on big-ticket items that you can jump on now.
Best Prime Day toy deals 2024
We’ve done the research so you can shop smarter and faster for Prime Day deals on toys.
View All BestReviews
Close
Subscribe Now
Newsfeed Now
Back-to-back hurricanes more likely to happen: Study
Al-Qaida chief’s ‘pattern of life’ was key to death
Bike tours raising awareness for bone marrow registry
180 days in jail possible for ski pass fraud
Watch: 4 mountain lions prowl neighborhood
Good Samaritan helps rescue kids from icy pond
What’s next in ‘unprecedented’ case of truck driver…
Could new DNA tech crack the JonBenet Ramsey case?
Newsfeed Now: Biden unveils $1.75 trillion spending…
Newsfeed Now: Democrats push to wrap up negotiations…
View All Newsfeed Now
Local News
Juvenile issued traffic citations in fatal crash:…
HOBBS, N.M. — A juvenile driver was issued traffic citations in relation to a crash involving a pedestrian that left 43-year-old Leroy Gonzales of Hobbs dead in May, the Hobbs Police Department said in a press release Tuesday. On May 12, officers responded to the intersection of Broadway and Turner in reference to Gonzales being […]
Summer AC maintenance can save time and money
Experts say that the maintenance of air conditioning units in the summer, can save homeowners a call to a repairman, money and extend the life of the overall system.
LAS shares how to prevent dog attacks
LUBBOCK, Texas — Lubbock Animal Services responded to a dog bite call every day and saw a rise in dog bite calls during the summer months. Last year they received over 900 dog bite calls and so far this year, they’ve responded to over 600. Director of Operations for Lubbock Animal Services, Stephen Greene, described […]
How to protect yourself from West Nile Virus
The City of Lubbock announced Tuesday, July 2 that Lubbock County mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile Virus. This means there’s a risk of humans contracting the virus if a mosquito bites them.
Summer months bring travelers to Lubbock
Lubbock experiences a major economic surge during the summer due to an increased influx of travelers for youth sports, daytrips, weddings and more.
LBK Cajun spots to add some spice to your meal
LUBBOCK, Texas—Lubbock has a wide variety of restaurants, and Cajun food is definitely on that list. If you are ever in the mood for crawfish, a po’boy, or anything of the sort, here’s a list of places you and the whole family can go. Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen Rated a 3.5 out of 5 stars, […]
Clovis man sentenced to 11 years in prison
40-year-old Carlos Lopez of Clovis was sentenced to eleven years in the Department of Corrections after a Curry County Jury found him guilty of Battery on a Police Officer, according to a press release from the Ninth Judicial District Attorney’s Office.
Trial rescheduled for former Lubbock daycare worker
The federal jury trial for a former Lubbock daycare employee accused of recording sexual content of minors, Nautica Blu Hamilton, 20, was rescheduled to take place on October 7, according to court documents obtained on Tuesday.
Abbott appoints new member for TTU Board of Regents
LUBBOCK, Texas — Jad Zeitouni was named Texas Tech University System Student Regent by Governor Greg Abbott on Wednesday, according to a press release from the university. Zeitouni is a student at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and previously graduated summa cum laude from TTU’s Rawls College of Business. The new appointee is […]
4th annual Lubbock Live Festival slated for August…
The 4th annual Lubbock Live Festival, showcasing over 20 area bands, is scheduled for August 31.
What to know before Lubbock splash pads open for…
The official opening of the City of Lubbock splash pads is less than a week away. The City of Lubbock Parks and Recreation shared a look at what the community can expect with Monday’s opening.
Ex-youth pastor accused of child sex abuse indicted
A former Lubbock youth pastor accused of child sex abuse crimes, Luke Cunningham, 41, was indicted on Tuesday. He was indicted for two counts Sexual Assault of a Child, one count of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, one count of Online Solicitation of a Minor under 14 and one count of Indecency with a Child.
Rock band delays LBK tour stop due to medical issue
LUBBOCK, Texas — Heart’s Lubbock tour stop for their Royal Flush Tour has been postponed due to group member Ann Wilson suffering a medical emergency. Wilson said in an open letter to her fans that she “underwent an operation to remove something that, as it turns out, was cancerous.” Wilson and her band members encouraged […]
‘Dedicated’ veteran Hobbs detective retires
Detective Bryan Generotzky is hanging up his badge and retiring after spending nearly two decades as a detective with the Hobbs Police Department.
Man gets prison in connection with Lubbock police…
Mizarius Zyouon Williams, 22, pleaded guilty on Tuesday in connection with a shots fired call that ended with a police chase in Lubbock back in December of 2021.
View All Local News
