5/17/10
The Lubbock Health Department has issued a public advisory on Pertussis, also known as the whooping cough.
5/17/10
This week is National Women's Health Week and the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center is offering its Brown Bag Lunch Series again.
5/17/10
A new study suggests kids' diets may contribute to ADHD. according to national statistics anywhere from 20% to 30% of strawberries, frozen blueberries and celery contain pesticides called Organo phosphates.
5/17/10
That nagging question is making headlines again could excessive cell phone use lead to brain cancer? After a major, long-term study, experts still don't know for sure.
5/17/10
Hurricane force winds hit Floydada hard Monday morning. According to Floydada Emergency Management, two 18-wheelers were blown over and three roofs were ripped off buildings.
5/17/10
Lubbock's newly hired Director of Animal Services does not want the City saying anything bad about her husband in federal court.
5/17/10
Lubbock paramedics respond to almost a hundred 911 calls a day and every second counts. KCBD NewsChannel 11's Tiffany Pelt went for a ride along to see how many Lubbock drivers cleared the way.
5/17/10
Texas produces more than $21-million in agricultural products every year, and because the state is such a big part of the nation's production, the House Agriculture Committee met in Lubbock on Monday to hear from Texas farmers. KCBD NewsChannel 11's Katie Bauer explains.
5/17/10
Neighbors say a pit bull killed a cat and bit a woman near the intersection of 32nd and Avenue N around 1:00 p.m. Monday.
5/17/10
A long list of local non-profit organizations has until midnight Monday to file an IRS 990 form or else risk losing non-profit status.
5/17/10
Workforce Solutions South Plains is seeking employers throughout the 15-county region to participate in the Subsidized Summer Youth Employment program.
5/17/10
State leaders want you to help promote tourism. Last week, they asked for amateur videos that explain what's great about the Lone Star State.
5/17/10
Family Dollar Stores are voluntarily recalling their Auto Fire toy target sets after two children died from asphyxiation.
5/17/10
The City of Lubbock Health Department would like to notify citizens and clinicians of an increase in Pertussis cases this spring.
5/17/10
In an attempt to locate issued today, the Lubbock Police Department need your help in finding the suspect.
5/17/10
Monday morning, deputies find more than eight pounds of marijuana in two east Lubbock homes.
5/17/10
More orange cones to tell you about, this time in West Lubbock.
5/17/10
This afternoon partly cloudy with a isolated thunderstorms late - a slight risk of severe weather, mainly large hail - locally heavy rain.
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