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However, the High School has changed their mascot. By Pete Christy Published 1h at 10:42 PM Back to School Advice for Parents By Karin McCay FULL VIDEO: Back to School special report from KCBD NewsChannel 11 By KCBD Staff Red Raider legend Tommy McVay has passed away at 76 By Pete Christy Fire still burning in East Lubbock, at least 5 homes damaged By Amber Stegall Biden calls for nationwide mask mandate Joe Biden is calling for a nationwide protective mask mandate over the next three months. By Associated Press 2h 2h 88 Currently in Lubbock, TX Full Forecast Sponsored By National Funeral home delivered wrong body in casket to memorial, Houston family says The family says the funeral home refunded their money after the incident, but they plan on filing a lawsuit. By KPRC Staff August 12 August 12 View the Local Business Directory FIRST ALERT WEATHER APP - FREE DOWNLOAD TOP STORIES Texas Governor Greg Abbott outlines what has to happen for bars to reopen At least a dozen bar owners protested during Governor Greg Abbott’s visit on Thursday. By Camelia Juarez Published 4h at 7:01 PM COVID-19: Lubbock reports 64 new cases, 1 additional death Thursday The City of Lubbock issues daily reports on COVID-19. Get the latest information here. By KCBD Staff Published 5:30 PM at 5:30 PM EXCLUSIVE: SC woman’s death certificate lists COVID-19, but family says she never had it The family turned to WIS to investigate. This is what we uncovered. By Caroline Coleburn Published 5:29 PM at 5:29 PM Firefighter Matt Dawson makes return home, given mortgage-free home It was fanfare and well wishes for Lubbock firefighter Matt Dawson on his return home. By Michael Cantu Published 4:27 PM at 4:27 PM Texas Hunting, Fishing Licenses Go on Sale August 15 The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is reminding hunters and anglers that current year Texas hunting and fishing licenses (except the Year-from-Purchase All-Water Package) will expire at the end of August. New licenses for the 2020-21 season go on sale Aug. 15. By KCBD Staff 3:12 PM 3:12 PM Download KCBD Apps Today Consider This With Dan Jackson KCBD Contests: See what you can win today! KCBD Investigates: See the latest Investigations National US jobless claims fall below 1 million but remain high The figures show that the crisis continues to throw people out of work just as the expiration of an extra $600 a week in federal jobless benefits has deepened the hardship for many — and posed another threat to the U.S. economy. By Associated Press 4:13 PM 4:13 PM Back to School: Transportation protocol during COVID-19 ”This is very important to each and every one of us to make sure our kids are safe and that they are healthy,” said Portia Lethridge, Safety Administrator for Durham Transportation. By Kasie Davis Published 3:10 PM at 3:10 PM Gov. Abbott praises local leaders, warns against ‘COVID Fatigue’ during Lubbock visit Gov. Greg Abbott praised city and county leaders and warned residents about the danger of "COVID Fatigue" during his visit to Lubbock on Thursday. By Michael B. Duff Published 2:47 PM at 2:47 PM Texas Tech releases details on football game attendance, 25 percent capacity Texas Tech will implement a reduced capacity for Jones AT&T Stadium this fall. Every section will be affected by this change with the majority of the stadium being reduced to approximately 25 percent of our general seating capacity. By KCBD Staff Published 1:40 PM at 1:40 PM HEAT ADVISORY issued for entire KCBD area It's going to be hotter this afternoon. However, some heat relief is included in this forecast. By Steve Divine Published 6:12 AM at 6:12 AM Socially distanced classrooms are more than desks placed farther apart KCBD spoke with middle school teacher Morgan Kirkpatrick, who said each room has limited space, which makes it so important that students wear their mask. By Camelia Juarez Published August 12, 2020 at 10:51 PM Mayor continues asking those who do not feel well to get tested The Mayor also highlighted the drive-thru site at Texas Tech University for staff and students, saying he hopes that is used, and encouraged the public to look at their high schools for testing sites that will arise there. By Melanie Camacho Published August 12, 2020 at 10:46 PM TTU students, alumni release call to action on reports of racism in School of Theatre and Dance, university responds Officials with Texas Tech University have responded to a call to action by students and alumni of the university’s School of Theatre and Dance, demanding policy changes after reports of racism. By Brad Burt Published August 12, 2020 at 8:21 PM State Senator Kel Seliger tests positive for COVID-19 State Senator Kel Seliger has tested positive for COVID-19. By Kaitlin Johnson Published August 12, 2020 at 8:09 PM Coronavirus Chicken wings test positive for coronavirus in China Health officials tested people who came in contact with the product, and all results were negative. Officials did not say the brand of the chicken product. By Gray News Staff 12:26 PM 12:26 PM Watch the KCBD Newsstream 11 Eats - A KCBD Series 11 Listens - Send a News Tip Watch KCBD On Your Favorite Device REAGOR-DYKES COVERAGE RDAG Trust files suit, claims AimBank helped facilitate check kiting scheme By Brad Burt Bankruptcy Judge approves settlement between General Motors and Reagor Dykes Auto Group By KCBD Staff Claims in most recent Liquidation Plan provide new hope of compensation for victims of Reagor-Dykes fraud By Brad Burt Documents reveal former RDAG CFO took $527,000 in inflated commissions By Amber Stegall Complaint claims Ford knew of RDAG fraud, owes more than $315 million By Brad Burt End may be in sight with proposed liquidation plan for RDAG bankruptcy By Amber Stegall SPORTS Christ The King changes to a new mascot Christ the King has been the Trojans since the school opened in Lubbock in 1957. However, the High School has changed their mascot. By Pete Christy Published 1h at 10:42 PM Red Raider legend Tommy McVay has passed away at 76 By Pete Christy 4h 4h Texas Tech releases details on football game attendance, 25 percent capacity By KCBD Staff 1:40 PM 1:40 PM Birx says college football players can get back on the field if they’re ‘ultra careful’ By Jacqueline Policastro and Natalie Grim 12:54 PM 12:54 PM Southland Conference postpones fall sports, Houston Baptists says they will still play Texas Tech The Southland Conference has just canceled their fall sports season. By Harrison Roberts 10:50 AM 10:50 AM MORE TOP STORIES Back to School: Changes to lunchtime due to COVID-19 As schools across the South Plains plan to head back to school, some districts are making changes to lunchtimes due to COVID-19. Leaders from Frenship and Lubbock-Cooper I...