Births

• Births

Business

• Bank of America backs down on $5 debit card fee

Crime and Courts

• Divorces Granted
• Marriage Licenses
• In Civil Courts

Death Notices

• Death Notices

Editorial / Columnists

• Parker: Cain's viral smoking ad is accidental brilliance

Editorial / Letters

• Other Views: Obama loan help and Iraq withdrawal
• Letter: Pension rules put teachers at costly disadvantage

Editorials

• Quick Opinion

Entertainment

• 'Prairie Home' sound effects man Keith dies at 64

Faith

• Faith briefs

Filed online

• Inmates being released early from prison with easing of harsh penalties for crack dealing
• White House staff loses weight, credits Michelle Obama as source of inspiration
• Egypt's military generals appear more determined than ever to crush protest movement
• US school kids showing slight improvement in math, reading; still far from 2014 goals
• Safeway drops charges against couple who stole sandwiches, had daughter put in custody
• Greece's prime minister holds firm in decision to call referendum on hard-fought debt deal
• Light drinking, 3 alcoholic beverages a week linked to slight breast cancer risk
• Haiti creating lone system to help quake victims buy and rebuild homes in crisis
• Number of overdose deaths from powerful painkillers more than tripled over a decade
• Texas Tech Police Summary for Oct. 31, Monday
• Nunez pleads to aggravated robbery
• Amazing airplane landing in Poland
• Texas gun instructor draws heat for anti-Muslim ad
• Herman Cain defends himself, says he never changed story
• Dark dilemma: Galveston Causeway lights out on half of 2-mile span
• Change in crack sentencing means early releases
• New signs of Syria-Pakistan nuke tie
• Panel says wild weather worsens
• Stock futures fall on news Greece will put debt plan to a vote
• Pregnant mom, husband in jail, daughter in custody for accidentally stealing sandwiches
• Questions arise: will China's economic boom slow gradually or will it drop drasticallly?
• For some, it's easier to sign up for presidential candidacy than apply at McDonald's
• Cain manages crisis of sexual harassment allegations with denial, humor, song
• New study suggests children of deployed military parents much more likely to be violent
• Home video spending up for first time since 2008 with Netflix, Redbox price changes
• The Who's Pete Townshend brands iTunes a 'digital vampire' profiting at expense of artists
• Russian court awards two families $100,000 as compensation for switched-at-birth case
• Indebted Greece announces referendum on new European debt deal reached last week

Health

• New effort to reduce drug shortages a small step

Life

• Celebrate the Day of the Dead with these drinks
• Kids to learn about veterans, make crafts at event
• Hospice of Lubbock seeks volunteers; plans training
• Holiday event to benefit Meals on Wheels, homeless, prison ministry
• Things to do
• Community briefs

Life / Columnists

• Donohue: 'Tropical' oils should be used sparingly in preparing food
• Annie: Counseling is a good step in solidifying relationship

Life / Savvy Shopper

• Pick your battles when it comes to poor service or quality
• Free money-saving class to feature gift cards, new Savvy Shopper

Local News

• Committee prepares for its 2040 transportation plan
• United Way agency set to honor volunteers, service organizations
• Steve Rogers dedicates his life to helping others, making world better
• Dial guilty in 2010 murder, receives 99-year sentence
• Nunez pleads to robbery, punishment trial begins
• Closed bio-fuel firm tried, failed at making own product
• Company's lawyer working with feds to free up employees' last paychecks
• Coach Tuberville's wife involved in morning car crash
• Tech Veep reported as finalist for Emporia, Kan., position
• Lubbock Boys and Girls Club plan honor for members
• Police no longer calling accident that killed Frenship teen a hit-and-run
• From The A-J's Pages

National News

• Kardashian to file for divorce
• Border Patrol busing more illegal immigrants
• More victims of grain elevator blast found
• Cain says he was 'falsely accused' of harassment
• Candidates' Twitter use varies widely
• New Perry Iowa ad touts jobs over campaign polish
• Power restoration in snowy East could take days
• Across the nation
• Former polygamist sect bishop goes on trial

Not For Web

Obituaries

• Bill Watts
• Bill Tidwell
• Rebecca "Becky" Diane Smith
• Allan Rosen
• Doris Parham
• Connor Mercer
• Opal Patterson Meeks
• Giles Connell McCrary
• Marcy Mayberry
• David Ernest Koerner
• Don L. Johnson
• Bill Hughes
• Ona Mae Hamilton

Sports

• Texas Tech vs. A&M
• Fit-again Djokovic asks for time to find top form
• Texans defense comes through
• Game week arrives for much-hyped Alabama-LSU
• Local sports briefly
• Martinsville considered great race after 18 wrecks
• Sports briefly
• La Russa announces retirement
• MLB news: Indians acquire Lowe; Sabathia stays with Yanks

Sports / High School / Football

• City High School Football Player of the Week: Coronado's Banner Owen
• High school football: Week 10 schedule
• High school football: Area statistical leaders
• High school football: Area honor roll

Sports / High School / Volleyball

• Volleyball roundup: Lady Mustangs pull out win in three-set bi-district match

Sports / Red Raiders / Baseball

• Tech hires Tadlock from Oklahoma baseball program
• Ex-Red Raider Tadlock officially hired as Associate Baseball Coach

Sports / Red Raiders / Football

• Red Raiders football notebook: Getting well
• Flannel makes most of shot vs. ISU
• Red Raiders struggle to explain why they weren't up for Iowa State

Texas

• Water a constant concern in state
• Texas shooting donkeys, stirring burro backlash
• Panhandle-South Plains Dems won't vote in primary without county chairmen
• Texas and region

World

• Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral quitting
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• Around the world
• Palestine becomes member of UNESCO