Brittany Crittenden is an Anchor/Reporter/Producer at KCBD. She specializes in covering a range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and climate change, with a focus on community events and conferences. Brittany's work has been featured in various outlets such as KCRG-TV9, WCJB TV20 News, and KALB-TV, showcasing her commitment to sharing impactful stories within the Lubbock community and beyond.
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Brittany Crittenden's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and stories related to family & relationships. She often includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles. If you are reaching out to Brittany, consider offering insights into local community events or nonprofit organizations, as well as providing expert commentary on topics related to marriage and relationships.
Given the regional focus of her reporting (primarily United States, Texas, Lubbock), pitches should be relevant to these specific areas. Additionally, she may also be interested in newsworthy developments concerning economic development within the region or educational initiatives that impact the local community.
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By: Brittany Crittenden
The Lubbock Professional Police Association is asking for a one-year deal that would include 10 new patrol positions and a 5 percent raise for Lubbock's sworn officers. That proposal would be about $3 million more than if the city only implemented 3 percent raises.
By: Brittany Crittenden
Published Aug. 27, 2026 at 5:40 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Brittany Crittenden
While the record-breaking enrollment is exciting, students say they are feeling the squeeze.
By: Brittany Crittenden
Lubbock County commissioners are proposing to adopt the no-new-revenue property tax rate, consistent with the rate adopted in recent years.
By: Brittany Crittenden
The high school and college students read a book called “Theo of Golden” about intentional relationships. They were then tasked with connecting with a resident at Carillon, a Lubbock senior living community, and writing a paper about what they learned.
“We can either pretend they don't exist, or we can use what they're offering...and make Turkey better,” Findley said.
By: Brittany Crittenden
Published Sep. 5, 2026 at 1:34 AM CEST | Updated moments ago
By: Brittany Crittenden
HAPPENING NOW: Art and photography created by children who battled cancer in Seville, Spain, are on display tonight as part of the First Friday Art Trail.
By: Brittany Crittenden
Published Sep. 9, 2026 at 5:25 AM CEST | Updated seconds ago
By: Brittany Crittenden
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Lubbock Power and Light is holding its rate steady to manage the lines that bring power to homes and businesses, but the utility is changing the structure within that rate to provide more stability in its budget.
