5/4/05
If you love to bake cakes a product called the Bake N Fill could spice up things in your kitchen, but Does It Work?
5/5/05
Covenant Health System new CEO tells NewsChannel 11 his plans for Covenant include growth.
5/4/05
The largest single construction project in Lubbock is set to begin.
5/4/05
A Buffalo firefighter who was critically injured ten years ago came out of a coma over the weekend.
5/4/05
American flags set up at South Plains College represented more than 150 peace officers killed in the line of duty nationwide.
5/4/05
Construction along the South Loop is forcing the closure of Spur 327 Thursday.
5/4/05
Two people are recovering after their motorcycle crashed into a parked SUV.
5/4/05
If you travel Avenue U regularly, you should know a portion of it will be closed for the next six weeks.
5/4/05
Next Spring, tourists will have a new option in lodging in North Lubbock.
5/4/05
More than 10,000 students from local and area junior and senior high schools were honored Tuesday for their volunteer efforts.
5/4/05
Levelland Police are looking for a bandit that has been on the run for a week now.
5/4/05
Some Texas lawmakers say the school sideline is no place for kids to "bump and grind." Now they're trying to do away with what they're calling "suggestive cheerleading."
5/4/05
Police arrested four people for drug possession in the 3800 Block of 45th Street Wednesday afternoon.
5/4/05
A joint venture by the DEA and the Lubbock Sheriff's Department led to a drug bust Wednesday.
5/4/05
Tommy Woolam says he was unaware of a state law barring him from holding a public office.
5/4/05
It was one year ago that Lubbock teen, Joanna Rogers disappeared.
5/4/05
NewsChannel 11 has been flooded with concerns from Texas Tech graduates who are irate that the "Double T" symbol could be retired. However, a statement from Tech officials may put your mind at ease.
5/4/05
Last December's tragic tsunami in Southeast Asia triggered a massive outpouring of support from right here on the South Plains. Many gave willingly to relief efforts on the other side of the world and NewsChannel 11 is making sure your heartfelt donation made its intended destination.
5/4/05
Students at Cooper South Elementary shared planted a tree in memory of one of the Joiner boys.
5/4/05
Whooping cough isn't as dangerous to older kids, but they are more likely to spread the illness to small children for whom it can be deadly.
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