• Happy 4th of July! - A message of Corey
    Jul 4 2026

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  • Lubbock’s Fourth of July Celebrations | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    Celebrate the Fourth of July in Lubbock with epic local festivities — from food and drink specials at Miguel’s and Chimmy’s to Captain America and Bud Light deals at Flippers Tavern. Crickets Drafthouse hosts a $250 hot dog eating contest, while Little Woodrows offers domestic beers for $2.50 all night to honor America’s 250th. Two Docs Brewery brings live music, food trucks, fireworks, and craft brews for a full night of fun. And don’t forget: Lubbock PD reminds everyone to stay safe, drive sober, and enjoy responsibly.

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  • Mali’s Northern Front Rekindled | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    Mali’s army claims to have regained control after rebels struck towns like Gao and Sévaré, while FLA fighters say they’ve already seized Anefis — a strategic town that could be key to retaking lost ground. Analysts suspect these smaller, targeted attacks aim to stretch Malian forces thin. The chaos echoes April’s major assault, when FLA and al-Qaeda allies killed the defense minister and seized northern towns. Meanwhile, neighboring Burkina Faso and Niger face worsening security as they rely on Russia — and accusations of government forces targeting civilians.

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  • Deputy Stabbed During Texas Call | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    A Mitchell County Deputy was stabbed during a call in Colorado City, Texas, prompting a deadly confrontation with suspect Felipe Anguiano, who was later shot and flown to a hospital. The Texas Rangers are now investigating as law enforcement faces yet another harrowing moment in the line of duty.

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  • Banana Ball Brings Umpire Surge to Midland | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    Banana Ball is rolling into Midland, Texas, with a wild three-game showdown between the Texas Tailgaters and the Party Animals at Momentum Bank Ballpark — and it’s drawing national attention. Local umpires from Midland, San Angelo, and Abilene are stepping in, led by Craig Kolls of TASO, who’s not just officiating but giving back to his West Texas roots. What makes this event special? Kolls was signing autographs — unheard of for an umpire — showing just how electric the buzz is. But behind the fun? A nationwide officiating shortage is hitting every level of play, from little league to the pros. If you’re ready to lace up and call the plays, TASO is actively recruiting — visit taso.org to get started.

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  • Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Bring War Home | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    Ukraine’s drone strikes hit St. Petersburg’s oil terminal, forcing Russian defenses to intercept 72 drones — a bold move framed by Zelenskyy as “long-range sanctions” aimed at crippling Russia’s war machine and economy. As attacks ripple into Russia’s heartland, Putin’s claims of minimal impact crumble under the weight of disrupted daily life. Meanwhile, Russia boasts capturing Kostyantynivka in Donetsk — a claim Kyiv dismisses as propaganda — while insisting peace talks are off the table unless Kyiv makes “serious decisions.” The war’s reach is undeniable, and the pressure is mounting.

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  • Officer Martin Memorial Honors Sacrifice | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    One year after Officer Bailey Martin’s tragic death during the Guadalupe River floods, the Odessa Police Department opened a moving memorial in his honor. Found after the floodwaters receded, his badge now rests on display in the department’s lobby—a powerful symbol of his dedication and sacrifice. As the community gathers to pay tribute, this poignant tribute reminds us of the risks first responders face and the enduring legacy of a fallen hero who served with passion.

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  • Khamenei’s Death and Iran’s Future | Lubbock News
    Jul 4 2026

    Tens of thousands poured into Tehran for the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, slain in an airstrike at 86, as mourners wept, beat their chests, and roared calls for vengeance against Israel and the U.S. His death, timed with the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, amplified anti-American chants, while his son Mojtaba is poised to ascend as supreme leader — a transition unfolding amid Iran’s fragile peace talks and strategic grip over the Strait of Hormuz. The Grand Mosalla was a sea of grief, with banners, flags, and traditional rituals honoring a father-figure leader whose passing stirs national mourning and a rallying cry for retribution. Khamenei’s body will tour cities before burial Thursday at Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, as Iran braces for a future shaped by grief, geopolitics, and the looming question of who will lead next.

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