2/22/06
Our local blood supply is in need of the universal blood type. Actually, all donations are in short supply, but specifically, UBS has nothing on the shelf for O negative blood
2/22/06
Millions of Americans with knee pain have tried supplements like Glucosamine or Chondroitin thinking they help protect cartilage and ease the pain. And now, one of the largest studies brings mixed reviews.
2/22/2006
For seniors who are still confused about which MediCare prescription drug plan they would like to use, Texas Tech is offering a lesson on Friday that will be personalized to your prescription needs.
Timothy Bailey (36) and Roxie Jones (34) both of Lubbock Michael Bathgate (29) and Meridith McGee (26) both of Lubbock Genaro Cruz (31) and Mary Montalvo (42) both of Lubbock Riley Holt (20) and Brandi
2/22/06
Tuition and fees at Texas Tech University could be going up again. The Board of Regents is expected to approve a $6 per credit hour increase Thursday, which is lower than prior years. The increase will generate about $4.6 million for the university. NewsChannel 11's Christy Hartin breaks down the plan.
2/22/06
Governor Rick Perry wants the United States to know cotton is king in Lubbock and he's investing $2 million in Texas Tech to help put us on the map. The money comes from the technology fund grant, created by the state legislature in 2005. Texas Tech is the first to receive funding from that grant. NewsChannel 11's Kealey McIntire tells us why this is good news for Lubbock.
2/22/06
Lubbock police say race does not play a role in traffic stops and arrests.
2/22/06
New developments in NewsChannel 11's ongoing investigation into the white supremacy group "Aryan Nation", another member is behind bars.
2/22/06
What apparently started as road rage ended with a shooting in West Lubbock.
2/22/06
Code enforcement went into the 2800 block of Cornell to clean up multiple violations in the neighborhood.
2/22/06
Look no further than the now-empty fields for the power of cotton in Lubbock.
2/22/06
A Lubbock death row inmate is scheduled for execution March 22, 2006.
2/22/06
There is now a $1,000 reward for information leading investigators to the person or people responsible for setting a cat on fire.
2/22/06
A Lubbock man accused of sharing pornographic images with children pled guilty in federal court Wednesday afternoon.
2/22/06
A fourth bank robbery suspect is behind bars.
2/22/06
Lubbock police are back to patrolling sandwich shops since the main suspect is still at large.
2/22/06
Imagine having the responsibility of assembling a NASA space shuttle.
2/22/06
Natural gas is driving up the cost of living in Lubbock.
2/22/06
Four days after a Lubbock dress shop catches fire, investigators have yet to determine a cause.
2/22/06
It's engineering month at Texas Tech. NewsChannel 11's Suleika Acosta spent the morning inside Tech's NASA lab learning how students and faculty are celebrating local engineers.
2/22/06
Name calling, gossiping or bullying can be hurtful.
Rosa Varela and Carlos Varela Esther Longoria Meils and Doug Meils Russell L. Leatherman and Amanda C. Leatherman Amy Lemoine and Craig Lemoine Jeremy Seely and Letecia Seely
2/22/06
Cook your pasta in just minutes with having to pull our your bulky pans! NewsChannel 11's Cecelia Coy puts the Pasta Express to the test in Does It Work?
Cook your pasta in just minutes with having to pull our your bulky pans! NewsChannel 11's Cecelia Coy puts the Pasta Express to the test in Does It Work?
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