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September 8, 2012

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  • 2012 NewsChannel 11 News Story ArchivesSeptember 8, 2012

  • Monday, September 10 2012 7:27 PM EDT2012-09-10 23:27:32 GMT
    Lubbock Police are investigating a shooting at Jake's Nightclub 5025 50th street early Saturday morning. Officers at the scene did not release information, but according to an eyewitness account at least
    Lubbock police have arrested and charged a suspect in the shooting that took place at Jake's, 5025 50th Street, early Saturday morning.

  • Sunday, September 9 2012 5:41 AM EDT2012-09-09 09:41:46 GMT
    Provided by Wayland Baptist University They came, they stayed, they cheered. Some 4,000 football-hungry fans witnessed the first Wayland Baptist University football game in 72 years Saturday afternoon
    Some 4,000 football-hungry fans witnessed the first Wayland Baptist University football game in 72 years Saturday afternoon at Greg Sherwood Memorial Bulldog Stadium.

  • Saturday, September 8 2012 10:21 PM EDT2012-09-09 02:21:19 GMT
    The Red Raiders beat Texas State 58-10 Saturday night.  Now 2-0, they'll host New Mexico next Saturday at 6.
    Getting their first road test visiting Texas State in San Marcos, the Red Raiders passed with flying colors. Texas Tech racked up over 591 yards of offense for the 2nd straight game as they routed the Bobcats 58-10.

  • Saturday, September 8 2012 8:46 PM EDT2012-09-09 00:46:31 GMT
    Provided by Texas Tech Athletics MISSOULA, Mont. – Emily Ehrle dropped a career high 23 kills to help Texas Tech rebound from its first loss of the season and defeat Furman, 3-2 (25-15, 21-25, 25-19,
    Emily Ehrle dropped a career high 23 kills to help Texas Tech rebound from its first loss of the season and defeat Furman Saturday morning in the West Auxiliary Gym.

  • Saturday, September 8 2012 2:53 PM EDT2012-09-08 18:53:53 GMT
    The number of South Plains residents infected with the West Nile Virus continues to climb. Friday, state health officials confirmed that there are now 8 cases of the virus in Lubbock County. Five of those

    The number of South Plains residents infected with the West Nile Virus continues to climb. Friday, state health officials confirmed that there are now 8 cases of the virus in Lubbock County.