4/3/09
Martina McBride's latest release has returned her to a familiar place;the top of the charts.
4/3/09
Friday's win over the Aggies moves Texas Tech back to even in the Big 12 Conference as they stand at 5-5 in league play and 13-18 overall.
4/3/09
Check out all the scores for this week's area baseball and softball games with Extra Innings!
4/3/09
With the economic meltdown across the nation, it's no wonder families are stressed but, ironically, divorce is not on the increase.
4/3/09
An Ohio study found that the more stressed the parents, the more likely their children were to have tooth decay.
4/3/09
If you're a woman who just has to have the latest oversized fashion bag and you fill it with everything you might need, be careful, that purse could be hazardous to your health.
4/3/09
Thursday night Brandon Barela, 24, was named as a suspect, and on Friday he was located and arrested for the murder of Ron Hittson.
4/3/09
Saturday is the strike deadline between AT&T and its employees. That includes 350 people here in Lubbock.
4/3/09
The Davis family in Floydada needs your help after a fire took their home early April Fool's Day morning.
4/3/09
Good news for Texas Tech and the folks who have a job at the University. The Texas Senate now waits for the House to pass its version of the state budget.
4/3/09
High school students who aren't even allowed to vote yet could be helping you cast your ballot in upcoming elections. Right now you must be 18 to be an election worker, but that could soon change thanks to a Lubbock senator. NewsChannel 11's Katie Bauer explains.
4/3/09
A second search for Judy McCullough will begin Saturday morning in Andrews County.
4/3/09
TXDot takes action a month after a deadly crash just outside Lubbock's northwest side.
4/3/09
Lubbock and the South Plains will be under critical fire danger Saturday.
4/3/09
Texas Tech's Psychology Department, will lead a study to help with the issue of soldiers committing suicide.
4/3/09
Water bill rates going up, and how the the city council plans to rebate higher water usage in March.
4/3/09
We have some great news for families who are struggling with the challenge of high college tution costs.
4/3/09
Despite salmonella that made 700 people sick and killed nine others, federal inspectors have not stepped up their inspections of peanut facilities.
4/3/09
Riders preforming in this year's rodeo come from all over the country to entertain Lubbock audiences, but there's a group of four bull fighters they all depend on to keep them safe. NewsChannel 11's Brittany Pieper has their story.
4/3/09
The musical Annie is in town and opening night was Thursday night. NewsChannel 11's Ann Wyatt Little explains why opening night was a once in a lifetime performance for one Lubbock girl.
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