4/7/06
The FDA has approved Daytrana, the first skin patch for treatment of ADHD.
4/7/06
2006 could prove to be a breakthrough year in the treatment of Muscular Dystrophy.
4/7/06
A new disease fighter could be moving into your medicine cabinet from your spice rack.
4/7/06
Thursday NewsChannel 11's Suleika Acosta sat down with one candidate. Friday morning she had coffee with the opposing candidate, Mike Arismendez..
4/7/06
New information is released about how a Lubbock pastor funded a trip to Kenya to bring back a foreign student who now accuses him of forcing her to have sex. NewsChannel 11's Cecelia Coy talks to investigators about how he got the money.
4/7/06
The Lubbock economy could be facing a $4 million annual loss under the Bush Administration's proposed 2007 budget. But it's not just Lubbock that would suffer. NewsChannel 11's Christy Hartin explains.
4/7/06
The Lubbock boy killed in a house fire on Tuesday will be buried Saturday.
4/7/06
Sentences are now being handed down in the Texas Tech theft ring where students defrauded the US Department of Education out of more than $200,000.
4/7/06
What started with a night out for four men ended with a bar fight and a trip to jail.
4/7/06
A Lubbock murder suspect is going to prison for 132 years.
4/7/06
Music fans will soon be listening to a Texas Tech student on the radio.
4/7/06
Lubbock firefighters fought a fire near 107th and Akron
4/7/06
One truck driver had a rough ride through Lubbock Friday.
4/7/06
For the first time in history, Lubbock drivers can drive from 34th to 92nd street.
4/7/06
First grade students from Murfee Elementary were recognized Friday morning.
4/7/06
The Lubbock County Sheriff's office is putting some muscle into its patrol cars.
Sndrew Neil Smith and Melissa Ann Smith Terry Blaine Eubanks and Stacy Elizabeth Eubanks Miranda E. Jones and Jesse Jones Alan Keith Beyer and Tama Bonette Beyer Richard Scott Underwood and Lisa Underwood Mary
4/6/06
This week's Teacher You Can Count On began a career in a nuclear weapons facility. The last thing this chemistry teacher wanted to have was a career in education. Now, after twelve years, she can't imagine doing anything else. NewsChannel 11's Suleika Acosta takes us to Coronado High School and brings us her story.
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