Shaley Sanders is a fifth-generation Texan with a deep-seated love for the Lone Star State. Shaley joins the KCBD news team after reporting for KLTV, KCBD's sister station in Tyler. During her time at KLTV, she covered several impactful stories such as the tragic fertilizer plant explosion in West. She was also invited into a hospital's delivery room where a woman used FaceTime so that her military husband could watch their daughter's birth from overseas. A graduate of Texas Christian University, Shaley earned a bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism with a minor in Sociology. Following graduation, Shaley completed successful stints in both New York and Philadelphia where she created video content for well-known fashion companies and managed media and fashion shows for some of the world's finest designers during New York's Fashion Week. Shaley is also a graduate of the Travel Channel Academy, where she honed her skills in the art of digital filmmaking with mentors from New York University's Film School.
The KCBD Investigates Team has learned the Lubbock County District Attorney’s Office will not try any death cases that involve the current staff at the Lubbock County Medical Examiner’s Office as the Texas Rangers continue their investigation into the office.
Commissioners were scheduled to review the agreement with the National Autopsy Assay Group Pathology Labs (NAAG) during Monday's Commissioner's Court meeting, but they voted to table the item.
At the Lubbock County Commissioner’s Court Monday morning, Justice of the Peace Pct. 2 Susan Rowley requested the court’s approval to purchase a laptop and other equipment, but the reason behind the request left commissioners stunned.
A group of residents in Yoakum County is without a church after Experience Life’s satellite campus unexpectedly closed its doors. As it turns out, the Plains campus is not the only location to close.
The KCBD Investigates Team has discovered the Texas Medical Board is investigating the Lubbock County Medical Examiner’s Office and the chief medical examiner.
The main building at Lubbock's Adventure Park is up, and crews are working to install flooring, cabinets, and kitchen equipment in efforts to open this spring.
A deadly crash in Hockley County earlier this month has sparked questions about liability. Texas is an open range state, meaning livestock can roam at large, but property owners still have a responsibility to keep their animals off state and federal highways.
Corey Crane has lived a lot of life. After a stint with the Marine Corps Embassy Security detail and the State Department, he settled down in Lubbock to a life of popsicles.
“He sent me a picture of a lock box and in it, $6.5 million dollars,” Scott said.The catch? Scott needed to pay the agent who would drop off that box of cash.
Following five hours of testimony Tuesday, Judge Robert Jones announced he will make his decision on Reagor-Dykes' reorganization plan Wednesday afternoon.
From games inspired by popular television shows to digital play labeled as educational, children’s apps continue to explode on smart phones and tablets.
Lubbock County officials sat down with the KCBD Investigates Team following our exclusive interview with former Lubbock County Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Sridhar Natarajan.
In his first exclusive television interview since leaving the Lubbock County Medical Examiner’s Office, Dr. Sridhar Natarajan tells his side of the story.