8/23/04
- Sex For Health
- Measuring Osteoporosis
- Broccoli and Eyes
8/23/04
Take the August Driving Quiz to sharpen your skills and be a better and safer driver.
8/23/04
A new study shows that one in three Americans suffer from hypertension, and most do not even realize it.
8/23/04
Overtime money often helps families make ends meet. The Department of Labor's new overtime pay rules went into effect Monday.
8/23/04
Will the Lubbock County Sheriff's Department rescue a floundering drug task force?
8/23/04
"I just heard shots fire, I came out to check on people and the police where everywhere." A neighbor watches as Lubbock Police fire rounds from a bean-bag shotgun to disarm a man in South Lubbock.
8/23/04
This October, Southwest Airlines is trimming its daily Lubbock-Albuquerque flights from two to one.
8/23/04
61-year-old Leroy Ward, negotiated a plea before his jury trial was scheduled to start.
8/23/04
This week, every eligible donor who rolls up their sleeve to give the gift of life will receive a free t-shirt, and a chance to win a boom box.
8/23/04
Lubbock veterans shared their health care concerns with District 19 Democratic Candidate Charlie Stenholm on Monday.
8/23/04
Moody Auditorium was filled with students, faculty and special guests Monday morning, as Lubbock Christian University held its opening chapel.
8/23/04
8,211 people voted early for the $98.8 million LISD bond package, the largest in LISD history. NewsChannel 11 broke down the package and asked voters whether or not they're supporting it.
8/23/04
The accident happened just before 4pm Monday afternoon, half a mile West of Lubbock-Cooper High School.
8/23/04
Researchers have found a new device that stopped the loss of language and memory skills in several Alzheimer's patients for one year.
8/23/04
A 20 year study shows the number of women who received false positives from their mammograms.
8/23/04
According to researchers, blueberries may be another good source for another drug to fight high cholesterol.
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