10/18/05
Do those popular antibacterial soaps really work?
10/18/05
A JAMA report states bariatric surgery is becoming the standard of care for morbidly obese individuals. But at what risk?
10/18/05
Researchers in England say the average bed pillow contains millions of fungal spores.
10/18/05
Right now a Mammogram is considered one of the best screening tools for breast cancer, but often breast cancer is missed.
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10/18/05
It started with calls from concerned neighbors and led to the arrest of three people in a central Lubbock neighborhood. NewsChannel 11's Jennifer Vogel first brought you the story about seven people arrested across from a local high school on drug charges, she has the update.
10/18/05
Right now, Texas Tech is making preparations to head to Washington D.C. The purpose? To convince a committee that the Bush Presidential Library belongs in West Texas. NewsChannel 11's Suleika Acosta spoke with Texas Tech Chancellor David Smith about the library.
10/18/05
October is domestic violence awareness month.
10/18/05
A Texas Tech fraternity is no longer allowed to hold meetings or participate in social events.
10/18/05
Nearly 80 Xcel employees are back home after helping get the power back on in the Gulf.
10/18/05
Get ready energy bills are increasing this winter.
10/18/05
The walk to school will soon be a safer one for Cooper North Elementary students.
10/18/05
A vacant house that caught fire Monday was scheduled for demolition.
10/18/05
The South Plains Food Bank is sending relief to Hurricane Rita victims.
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10/18/05
Someone is breaking into several Lubbock churches and stealing high dollar electronics. NewsChannel 11's Cecelia Coy talks to one of those churches who was broken into six times.
10/18/05
Someone is stealing from local churches and Lubbock Police are trying to find out who.
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