KJTV-TV (Lubbock, TX)
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KJTV-TV (channel 34) is a television station in Lubbock, Texas, United States, affiliated with the Fox network. It is owned by Gray Media alongside NBC affiliate KCBD (channel 11), CW+ affiliate KLCW-TV (channel 22), and five low-power stations. The stations share studios at 98th Street and University Avenue in south Lubbock; KJTV-TV's transmitter is located near the interchange of I-27 and Slaton Highway. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Lubbock |
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| Broadcast Affiliation | FOX |
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Search Articles“They met in a video game. They married among the books.”
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - George and Carmen Morrishaw met online playing Final Fantasy, bonded over books, and Carmen moved from New York to be with him. Skipping a big wedding, the couple got married in the fiction section of Charleston’s Bees Ferry Branch Library. Assistant branch manager Sarah Hodierne performed the ceremony, noting library weddings aren’t as rare as people think.
“The system said he’d fail. He built this instead.”
Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Ray Freeman, who aged out of foster care, opened One Club Jiu Jitsu in Wyandotte County six years ago. He teaches kids and adults jiu jitsu as a way to work through trauma, depression, ADHD, and behavioral struggles. His own son, Jory, is among his students.
Bread recalled over undeclared allergen: Here’s where loaves were sold
(CNN) - Flowers Foods has recalled certain Nature’s Own breads due to an undeclared milk allergen. The affected product is Nature’s Own Hawaiian Bread in single loaves and two packs. So far, no one has reported getting sick, but people with a milk allergy or severe sensitivity should not eat it. The recalled bread was sold in five states: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. The recalled bread was sold in five states. The single loaves have a “best if used by” date of Oct.
“It looks like a car. Then it drives into the lake.”
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Classic Amphicars — vehicles that drive on land and “swim” in water — gathered at Put-in-Bay, Ohio for a club meetup. Built in Germany between 1961 and 1968, the rare cars require both their land and water drive systems working in sync, making a fully functional model a genuine feat. Owners say the amphibious cars steal the show at any car event, drawing bigger crowds than Lamborghinis or Mustangs.
‘They love it’: Sheep hired to eat your poison ivy
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - A new Kentucky business, Lamb Mowers, uses sheep as a quiet, gas-free alternative to traditional lawn care. Homeowner Honi Goldman hired the flock to clear weeds, crabgrass, poison ivy, and kudzu from her yard. V isits run $195–$295, serving Louisville, Lexington, Southern Indiana, and the Red River Gorge. The lawn won’t look manicured, but owners say it’s sustainable and a fun way to connect with community.
‘Waves are really big’: Beachgoers make last trip to Florida’s Gulf Coast before Hurricane Isaias
PENSACOLA BEACH, Fla. (WALA/Gray News) - Hurricane Isaias will soon impact the Gulf Coast, and many people in Florida wanted to make one last trip to see Pensacola Beach up close before the weather takes a turn. Stephanie Dzugan, a visitor, said she was explaining the situation to her son. “I was explaining to my son that this is kind of the calm before the storm, sun shining.
More than 100 service members meet newborns for first time as USS Abraham Lincoln docks
SAN DIEGO (CNN) — The USS Abraham Lincoln docked in Southern California Thursday, marking the end of the second-longest Navy aircraft carrier deployment since the Vietnam War. About 5,000 sailors and Marines returned home Thursday. Among them were 122 new fathers, including one who was greeted with, “Hello, daddy’s home.” “I can’t explain it. This is incredible,” one returning service member said. The Lincoln left San Diego in late November 2025.
Lots of good news on this week’s Food for Thought
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Dozens were inspected, but we’re only serving up good news this week. LINK: Search for a restaurant here Here’s a look at our top performers: Beehive Nutrition at 4445 34th Honeycomb Pie Shoppe at 3833 50th Lit Brews at 3501 50th Little Panda at 1221 University Lone Star Tea at 5207 98th Lubbock Nutrition at 3520 50th Mam’s Thai Cuisine at 6309 66th Sonic Drive In at 4401 4th
END ZONE: Final scores and highlights from Thursday, Oct. 8
Final scores and highlights from across the area! 5A Palo Duro 55 Coronado 0 Amarillo High 24 Monterey 14 1A Whiteface 76 Newcastle 22 Hart 58 Lorenzo 0 Amarillo Holy Cross 46 Wilson 0 TAIAO Grandfalls-Royalty 68 West Texas Tornadoes 22 New Mexico Copyright 2026 KCBD. All rights reserved.
Parents detail concerns, previous reports following band director’s arrest
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Parents in Post are speaking up for their children, as the school board hosted a meeting to discuss the band director’s arrest. Bruce Bailey, Jr., was arrested Friday, after Post ISD contacted the Garza County Sheriff’s Office with details alleging he inappropriately touched a juvenile at a Post football game. These allegations led to a criminal investigation against Bailey.