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Texas A&M Study Reveals New Secondhand Smoke Danger
Texas A&M Study Reveals New Secondhand Smoke Danger
Texas A&M Study Reveals New Secondhand Smoke Danger
A new Texas A&M study reveals that breathing secondhand smoke builds up cadmium, a heavy metal linked to kidney, lung, and prostate cancers. Risks are even higher for women and older adults.
Why Brendan Sorsby Is Leaving Texas Tech For The NFL
Why Brendan Sorsby Is Leaving Texas Tech For The NFL
Why Brendan Sorsby Is Leaving Texas Tech For The NFL
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is leaving the NCAA to enter the 2026 NFL Supplemental Draft. After a legal battle over gambling violations, Sorsby is choosing the pros over a contested college season in Lubbock.
Texas Tech Volleyball Reveals 2026 Schedule After Tough Year
Texas Tech Volleyball Reveals 2026 Schedule After Tough Year
Texas Tech Volleyball Reveals 2026 Schedule After Tough Year
Texas Tech volleyball is eyeing a major comeback in 2026. With a fresh schedule starting in August and the addition of All-American Maggie Boyd, the Red Raiders are ready to turn the tide after a difficult season.
Midland Police Search For Man Who Fired Rifle At Officer
Midland Police Search For Man Who Fired Rifle At Officer
Midland Police Search For Man Who Fired Rifle At Officer
Midland Police are searching for Victor Mata Villarreal, who is wanted for attempted capital murder after fleeing a traffic stop, firing a rifle at an officer, and escaping on foot. He is armed and dangerous.
Lubbock Driver Swept Away After Trying To Cross Flooded Road
Lubbock Driver Swept Away After Trying To Cross Flooded Road
Lubbock Driver Swept Away After Trying To Cross Flooded Road
A Lubbock driver was swept away after attempting to cross floodwaters on Cesar Chavez Drive. Officials warn that just a foot of water can carry a car, making it vital to avoid rushing water during West Texas storms.
Are You At Risk? West Nile Virus Found In Lubbock Mosquitoes
Are You At Risk? West Nile Virus Found In Lubbock Mosquitoes
Are You At Risk? West Nile Virus Found In Lubbock Mosquitoes
Local officials confirmed mosquitoes are carrying West Nile virus. While symptoms range from mild rashes to severe confusion, residents can protect themselves by wearing long sleeves and eliminating standing water weekly.

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