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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Cactus Firefighter Severely Burned by Fire
Hundreds of thousands of acres have burned as wildwires continue to rage. One firefighter from the panhandle actually had to be airlifted after the fire...
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Cactus Firefighter Still In Critical Condition At UMC
A cactus firefighter sits in critical condition at University Medical Center. He is facing third degree burns, electrocution and smoke inhalation all from one fire....
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6th Annual Burkhart Walk for Autism Awareness
The 6th annual Burkhart Walk for Autism Awareness is just five days away! KAMC's Stephanie Berzinski reports.
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38,000 Bottles Of Water Headed To Firefighters
First responders fighting wildfires on the front line will have a lot more drinking water.
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Former Coach Pleads Guilty to Child Pornography Charges
A former local girls basketball coach pleads guilty to child pornography charges.
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Monday, April 11, 2011

Complete Wildfire Coverage
184 Texas counties are under a burn ban with good reason. Wildfires have Governor Rick Perry issuing disaster declarations for 249 counties. One of those...
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District Attorney Will Not Be Taking Councilman To Court
Lubbock's District Attorney announced Monday he will not be taking councilman Victor Hernandez to court over delinquent taxes. KLBK's Carly Figueroa reports.
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Garza County Fires Continue to Blaze--Some May Be The Result Of Arson
3 fires continue to blaze in Garza County, two of them starting earlier today. Officials now believe the new fires are the work of arson....
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Sunday, April 10, 2011

Flames Return to Garza County
Fires damage thousands of acres in Garza county and threaten several homes.KLBK's Carly Figueroa reports.
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Wildfire Comes Within Yards of Post Family's Home
A family near Post faced down a wildfire that came within just yards of their front door. KAMC's Stephanie Berzinski reports.
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Saturday, April 9, 2011

4th Annual Car Show Benefiting Organ Donors
Four years ago, a car accident took the life of a local 4-year old boy. Known affectionately by his family as "Toadbucket," today his family...
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Annual Car Show Held In Support Of Organ Donors
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Friday, April 8, 2011

Celebrate Color this Weekend at the Lubbock Arts Festival
Be sure to go out to the Lubbock Arts Festival this weekend.
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Woman Who Claimed Burglars Shot Her Could Face Criminal Charges
The woman who claimed that two burglars shot her now faces criminal charges of her own.
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Police Searching for Oil Well Vandal
Police in Lubbock and Hockley counties need your help finding the vandal, they say, caused multiple oil field explosions and hundreds of dollars in damages....
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Deputies Investigate String Of Oil Vandalisms
Oil vandals are on the loose. Lubbock Sheriff Deputies are attributing a string of recent oil field incidents to vandalism. KLBK's Melissa Mahadeo reports.
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Federal Government Shutdown Looming
If the Federal Government does shut down Friday night, many people here in Lubbock stand to be greatly affected. KLBK's Brooke Thomas reports.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Health Officials Warn Of Possible Measles Case In Lubbock County
Health officials are working around the clock, investigating a possible case of measles in Lubbock County. KAMC's Allison Morrison reports.
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Possible Measles Case In Lubbock County
For the first time in more than 20 years, the Lubbock Health Department is investigating the possibility of a case of measles. KLBK's Brooke Thomas...
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South Plains Food Bank Has Too Many Empty Shelves
Rising gas and food prices are putting more of a strain on our local food bank as more and more folks come looking for help....
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