Monthly Archives: March 2014

The Hockley County Sheriff’s Office is currently working several theft cases and other cases of criminal activity in Hockley County. KLVT News spoke with the Chief Deputy this morning and he reminds all Hockley County Residents, if you see any … Continue reading →

Visiting Judge, Les Hatch, issued a judgement recently which settled a case between the City of Ropes and the Ropes Volunteer Fire Department. Hockley County also was listed as a defendant in the case because it would no longer provide … Continue reading →

Levelland Police are seeking help in identifying two men who are suspects in the theft of a television on March 23 from Wal-Mart in Levelland on East Hwy 114. One of the suspects is described as a white or hispanic … Continue reading →

Bobby Bell has been a part of the Levelland Fire Department since he was 18 years old.  As of today he has hung up his bunker gear for the final time.  He made his last call on Thursday and was … Continue reading →

Congressman Randy Neugebauer has announced he will be hosting a Military Academy Forum in Lubbock Monday. The purpose of the forum will be to provide information on the application process for the US Air Force Academy, US Military Academy at … Continue reading →

Emergency Crews for Levelland and Hockley County were on the scene of this traffic accident at the intersection of Sherman and Hwy 114 at around 6:30pm Wednesday night. KLVT news has been in contact with law enforcement however no information … Continue reading →

The City of Levelland will host a Retirement party for Levelland firefighter Bobby Bell on Thursday, March 27 at 4pm at the Levelland City Hall. Bell will hang up his bunker gear for the final time on Thursday. He retires … Continue reading →

Texas Tech University School of Agriculture in cooperation with Plains Cotton Growers and Texas A & M AgriLife Extension Service in Lubbock County hosted a Forum for Ag Producers in the area on the 2014 Farm Bill. Dr. Darren Hudson, … Continue reading →

This month wildlife experts are starting the third annual helicopter survey to assess lesser prairie chicken populations across the bird’s range in New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Colorado. The historic first effort to conduct a large-scale, helicopter based survey … Continue reading →

Longtime Levelland Physician Dr. Charles Hughes has announced he will close his practice with the Levelland and Sundown Family Medicine clinics effective Friday, May 16. He has practiced medicine here for 23 years. He raised his family in Levelland and … Continue reading →