Texas Tech University's campus will be closed the rest of this week after a manhole explosion apparently triggered a series ...

Texas Tech University sent students on an early spring break after spurts of green flames shot out from manholes on campus on ...

An explosion at Texas Tech's substation led to power outages affecting the main campus and Health Sciences Centre.

An explosion at a substation on the Texas Tech campus has caused power outages at the Texas Tech and the Health Sciences ...

Texas Tech and Lubbock Fire Rescue officials were confirming an ongoing evacuation near the campus' engineering key as well ...

Texas Tech posted Thursday morning that power has been restored to some areas on campus, but the University remains closed ...

Texas Tech's campus in Lubbock will be closed Thursday, Friday and next week for spring break after a manhole explosion apparently sparked a series of fires around the campus Wednesday evening ...

No injuries were reported. Texas Tech said spring break will begin immediately. It was originally scheduled to start on Monday. Students were urged to check their emails for additional information.

Multiple manhole covers were seen at Texas Tech University with flames and smoke coming from them. Classes were canceled for ...

An explosion in a manhole at Texas Tech University caused alarm Wednesday evening, with flames and smoke visible for miles.

Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of fires and at least one explosion that led to smoke and flames pouring from manholes across the Texas Tech campus.