The week of Mother’s Day has been a difficult one for Amazing Grace Floral & Design not only because of flowers being a popular gift but also because of a nationwide flower shortage.
Texas game wardens are investigating a boating accident that left two people hospitalized.Game wardens were called to a single watercraft collision on the Sabine river just south of White Oak near the highway 42 bridge around 7:30 last night.
An East Texas man comes away with top honors in a national drag racing event in Georgia, and the last trophy of it's kind. Longview native Tony Jones runs his own air conditioning-heating business, but in his spare time he's into 'high octane speed.'
A member of a Tyler street gang was given a prison sentence of nearly 50 years after being convicted of charges related to drugs and assaulting a police officer.
Deputies with the Polk County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man and a woman on numerous charges on April 27 after they responded to a 911 call about a disturbance and an attempted arson incident at an address in the Taylor Lake subdivision.
KTRE's Jeremy Thomas spoke with two Deep East Texas teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week on the challenges they've faced within the last 12 months, as well as the success stories through it all.
With viral cases declining and states and localities easing restrictions, businesses have added jobs for four straight months, the Labor Department said Friday. Still, the unemployment rate ticked up to 6.1% from 6% in March.
Speed kills and the Longview Lobos track team is loaded with it, though small in numbers this is a team that’s made great strides to reaching state for boys’ and girls’ teams.
KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Crystal Cowan with the Bureau of Land Management about their first wild horse adoption the BLM is holding at the Sulphur Springs Civic Center on Friday and Saturday.
Oncor customers could see an increase after the company asked for a nearly $98 million rate increase. That's a 30 percent increase from what they requested last year.
A local white supremacist nicknamed Turbo plead guilty to federal charges involving assault and conspiracy to illegally sell firearms plead guilty today.
