Circle K

It was 1951 when El Paso businessman and former Mayor Fred Hervey noticed that the times were changing as far as peoples shopping habits and there weren't very many places to buy groceries 24 hours a day.

Convenience stores are always but we wouldn't have them if it wasn't for this Texas store back in 1927.

The framing of a Circle K under construction at 34th and Milwaukee collapsed on Tuesday. At least one injury was reported.

Buc-ee's isn't coming to Lubbock, and Allsup's can stay out too.

Both the long-closed Texas Land & Cattle location, and Long John Silvers at Indiana & The South Loop are gone.

Circle K locations are popping up in Lubbock faster than you can say 'Dollar General.'

Lubbock is without a Circle K. But that's about to change.