6/18/04
Biotechnology is dramatically changing the foods we eat.
6/18/04
Lubbock county has discovered a pile of more discarded gravestones. Investigators are trying to determine if the gravestones are of people who can not be located at the Lubbock Cemetery.
6/18/04
- Deep Vein Thrombosis
- Double Twins
6/18/04
The family of Julio Arismendez is searching for justice. They invited NewsChannel 11 into their home today in an attempt to plea to the public for answers.
6/18/04
The Farmer Stockman Show was cancelled after city officials and the show's sponsors could not agree on a new contract.
6/18/04
Early voting continues through June 22nd with Election Day on the 26th.
6/18/04
Lubbock police found a stolen pickup truck in an unusual parking spot.
6/18/04
Starting Saturday, animal control officers will be on "Park Patrol," issuing citations for pet owners that don't pick up after their pets.
6/18/04
The lotto frenzy continues in Texas as excitement grows for Saturday's record jackpot.
6/18/04
Aiken will perform at the Canyon Amphitheater September 4th.
6/18/04
On Wednesday, Hockley County authorities discovered the body of a man in an abandoned farmhouse NorthEast of Levelland near Anton and FM 2130.
6/18/04
In just over a month many Lubbock business will be smoke free. A new ordinance will go into effect on July 22nd requiring restaurants and some bars to be non-smoking facilities, but not everyone's happy about the change.
6/18/04
Men have the little blue pill. Women may soon have a patch to fight sexual dysfunction.
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