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City of Post, Texas Runs Out of Water on Saturday

City of Post, Texas Runs Out of Water on Saturday This week s winter storm has affected the electrical and water supplies in many areas of the State of Texas. While West Texas has been spared the higher amounts of damage seen in other parts across the state, some South Plains communities have experienced problems with their water supplies. Residents in Littlefield are still being asked to conserve water as of Saturday afternoon. Also on Saturday afternoon, residents in Crosbyton and Ralls were asked to turn off their water as officials in both cities tried to trace potential leaks in their water systems.

City of Post, Texas Runs Out of Water on Saturday

City of Post, Texas Runs Out of Water on Saturday

Garza County Sheriff's Deputy arrests 4 people after seizing 13lbs of marijuana and $5,000

Garza County Sheriff’s Deputy arrests 4 people after seizing 13lbs of marijuana and $5,000 Deputy Derek Johnson seized 13 pounds of marijuana, $5000 in cash and arrested 4 individuals this morning from a traffic stop. (Source: Garza County Sheriff s Office) By KCBD Staff | January 27, 2021 at 11:08 AM CST - Updated January 27 at 11:08 AM LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Deputy Derek Johnson with the Garza County Sheriff’s Office seized 13lbs of marijuana, $5,000 in cash, and arrested four individuals during a traffic stop Wednesday morning. Deputy Johnson initiated the traffic stop on Highway 84 early Wednesday morning. Deputy Derek Johnson seized 13 pounds of marijuana, $5000 in cash and arrested 4 individuals this morning from a traffic stop. Hwy 84Posted by Garza County Sheriff s Office on Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Travel warnings sent as ice freezes on roadways

Travel warnings sent as ice freezes on roadways Hazardous road conditions after snow blankets the South Plains By KCBD Staff | January 10, 2021 at 2:14 PM CST - Updated January 11 at 5:42 AM UPDATE: 5 a.m.: All entrance ramps to Loop 289 have been re-opened. Drivers are still asked to use caution. All entrance ramps to Loop 289 have been reopened. Please still use caution as there are slick spots where melted snow has refrozen! https://t.co/MFWF9S2T3Jpic.twitter.com/D1C98OmE4O Lubbock Police Dept. (@LubbockPolice) January 11, 2021 4 a.m.: Area law enforcement agencies continue to send travel warnings, especially to those going on area highways.