Business Focus

• Understanding your breast biopsy options; selecting the right procedure for your needs
• Grand Court Lubbock hosts ‘Renovation Open House’ this Friday and Saturday
• Pumpkin fried pies are back! Get your delicious August’s Pies today
• A hearing aid wearer’s frustrations are eased by the caring staff at King Hearing
• ‘Caring Hearts’ from Connie Hust, Realtor® at Keller Williams Realty: solutions for lives in transition
• Don’t spend all your life savings paying for nursing home costs
• Celebrate holidays with delicious meals, desserts from Sugarbakers
• Remodeling? Check out these cabinetry considerations with Dillard Kitchen & Bath

Death Notices

• Death Notices

Editorial / Columnists

• Parker: Romney's lifeline to Perry says much about the man
• Williams: No matter what a tax is, the burden is on people

Editorial / Letters

• Other Views:
• Letter: Special thanks to those who aided diabets walk

Editorials

• Quick Opinion

Engagements

• SIMPSON-LONG

Faith

• IPhone app tracks Catholics' religious fervor
• Faith Briefs

Filed online

• Elderly woman flown to UMC after Abernathy collision
• Sandusky tells NBC he's innocent
• Commissioners to interview for judicial vacancy Nov. 28
• Players reject NBA's 'extremely unfair' offer, begin moves to disband union
• Supreme Court will hear 'Obamacare' case this term; decision expected before election
• Riot-clad police clear out downtown Occupy Oakland camp just before dawn
• Investigators find contractors paid to detect fraud Medicare claims aren't doing their jobs

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• Community Briefs
• Public forum to discuss voter ID requirements

Life / Columnists

• Heloise: Heloise's newest fan devours old cookbooks
• Annie: Cheating husband gives man advice

Local News

• SPC to offer basic computer class in Post
• SPC jazz band, singers to perform today
• Lubbock Chamber of Commerce introduces committee
• Farmers have exemptions to file
• Settlement reached in exoneree lawsuit
• Covenant and American Cancer Society offering incentive for smokers to quit on Nov. 17
• LP&L to present rate recommendations to Electric Utility Board
• Learning Center helps woman raise great-nephew
• Commissioners issue new burn ban
• Morton water need lessened, but restrictions still apply
• After girl followed by van, Muleshoe police advising residents to stay alert
• Police ID fatal shooting victim
• LISD joins school funding equity lawsuit
• From The A-J's Pages

Memorials

• Oscar Saldana, Jr.

National News

• Across The Nation

Not For Web

Obituaries

• Giacomo "Jack" Argila
• Lydia Brosch
• Herbert Ray Donnell
• Julia Adean Huffman
• Rickie Morris Reep
• Rose Mary Smith
• Alene Tate

Sports

• Rookie Murray's emergence has transformed Cowboys
• Federer wins Paris Masters for 69th career title
• Oregon jumps back into BCS title contention
• After week's turmoil Penn State finally plays
• Pro golf roundup: Chalmers wins Australian Open; Woods in third
• Sports Briefly
• Texans run game poses big challenge for Buccaneers
• NFL Roundup: Bears dominate Lions, QB Stafford 37-13 in a heated matchup

Sports / High School

• Boys' high school basketball tips off tonight

Sports / High School / Football

• High school football playoff pairings
• High school football notebook: Muleshoe's Orozco ready to return from ankle injury

Sports / Red Raiders / Big 12

• No. 12 Baylor is 2-0 after 92-59 win over J-State
• No. 2 Oklahoma State works to not peek ahead to OU

Sports / Red Raiders / Football

• Red Raiders football notebook: Not giving it away
• Red Raiders don't want to stop streak of being bowl eligible
• After knee injury: Learning how to run - again
• VIDEO: Tech tries to recover from 60 point beat down: turn focus to Missouri

Texas

• Texas & Region
• Report: Texas lax in monitoring nursing homes
• New analysis says UT professors are productive

World

• Around The World
• Economist Monti to quickly form new Italian government
• 3,000 Brazilian police seize Rio's biggest slum
• U.S. feels impact of European crisis