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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Overnight Fire Badly Damages Family's Home
The Pena family is recovering after faulty wiring ignited a blaze in their Ford Expedition that eventually spread to the house.
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Lubbock Lawyer Acquitted In Hearing
The Lubbock lawyer jailed for refusing to testify against a former client was acquitted Tuesday.
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Monday, September 28, 2009

Husband and Wife Home From Iraq
A South Plains husband and wife are happy to be back home tonight from their service in Iraq.
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Sun Glare May Be to Blame for Deadly South Lubbock Wreck
This time of year the sun makes rush hour driving difficult in Lubbock, and police say that morning glare may have caused a deadly crash...
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Student Tased at Bicycle Rally
LPD officers tased 21-year-old Hunter Guy Temperton at the Tour de Tech Terrace on Saturday.
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Sun Glare A Possible Cause In Motorcyle Fatal
Police say sun glare could be the cause of a deadly motorcycle accident Monday morning.
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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Gearl Merimon Speaks About Mickey Patterson's Arrest
For the first time since Mickey Patterson's arrest, the husband of one of the women Patterson is accused of murdering is talking.
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Lubbock Husband Seeks Justice For the Murder of His Wife
Gearl Merimon speaks out tonight for the first time since the suspect accused of murdering his wife was arrested.
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Friday, September 25, 2009

South Plains Fair Opens
The South Plains Fair kicked off today with all the annual festivities. KLBK's Danielle Todesco went to see what's going on this year.
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Wilcox Sentenced to 40 Years in Prison
Federal Judge Sam R. Cummings sentenced convicted kidnapper Kenneth Wilcox to 40 years in prison.
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Motorcycle Officer in Serious Condition
A Lubbock motorcycle officer was left in serious condition after being hit by an SUV at the intersection of 10th and O this morning.
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Celebrating 100 Years of the Railroad in Lubbock
On September 25th, 1909 the first train pulled into Lubbock. To celebrate the 100th anniversary, city officials gathered and dedicated items honoring Lubbock, that will be placed...
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Thursday, September 24, 2009

Mickey Patterson Waives Extradition
New information tonight concerning Wednesday's arrest in Oregon, of a man accused of killing two women in Lubbock.
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Liquor for Sale at 10 AM Friday
Rick's Place will open for business at 82nd and Iola Friday morning, making it the first liquor store within Lubbock city limits.
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Sewer Collapse Spreads Waste to Canyon Lakes
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and Water Utilities workers continued clean-up and replacement on an old man hole eruption.
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Alcohol Prices Same Throughout Hub
Even though alcohol is now available across Lubbock, don't expect beer and wine prices to make a dramatic drop anytime soon.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Doctors Swamped as H1N1 Spreads in Lubbock
Health officials say they are seeing an increasing number of patients with flu symptoms and the H1N1 virus.
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Beer for Sale in Lubbock
Four months after the local option election, beer is officially for sale in the City of Lubbock.
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Alcohol Now In Lubbock Stores
The wait is finally over - you can now buy alcohol in stores across the Hub.
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Patterson Arrested In 2006 Murders
A suspect in the murders of Kay Harrleson and Peggy Merimon has been arrested.
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