Arthur Clayborn
Chief Photographer
East Texas
Arthur Clayborn is a longtime photographer in East Texas. He has worked for KLTV 7 and KTRE 9 for nearly two decades.
He also had two other charges dismissed.
The Longview Lobos are advancing to the regional round following a 52-14 win over Frisco Reedy.
Chair of Christmas in the Piney Woods Bethany Nolan speaks on the event to be held at the Maude Cobb Convention Center.
Parents living in shelters during the holidays typically rely on gift donations for their children’s Christmas presents. A Kilgore business owner teamed up with the East Texas Crisis Center to give residents a more personal option this year.
The holiday season officially begins in downtown Longview with the lighting of the 23.5-foot Christmas tree at Heritage Plaza.
A semi truck spanning FM 14 in Smith County blocked traffic Tuesday morning.
Texas Department of Transportation held a media event Monday to raise awareness for daily road fatalities.
Watch Marshall’s Collier Slone heave a desperation pass under pressure to Judson Illingworth, who tips the ball before reeling it in, to take the lead over Denison.
The seventh annual Military Appreciation Celebration in Gladewater will kick off at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
Kilgore College held their Veterans Day Appreciation Celebration Thursday to recognize students who served in the military.
A local nonprofit is planning their 9th annual Bed Build event at Green Acres in Tyler on Thanksgiving week.
The Kilgore Fire Department is planning the construction of their newly funded fire station.
Dr. Sarah Roberts, Interim Director of Performing Arts at UT Tyler and life-long saxophone lover, discussed the origins and celebration of the versatile instrument.
The Woodville Eagles have clinched the second seed in District 9-3A D1 following a 34-31 win over Palestine Westwood Thursday.
A Bossier City, La. man pleaded guilty Thursday to moving 31 pounds of marijuana through Smith County.
Howdy Homemade, a Dallas-based ice cream franchise with a passion for giving purpose to those with intellectual disabilities, catered a birthday party for Breckenridge Village in Tyler Tuesday.
Manuel Prieto was 17 at the time of the incident.
Watch Center’s Emonte Cross roll out and throw to the end zone and find Lance Wilburn for the 43-yard touchdown reception against Bullard.
KLTV’s Arthur Clayborn interviews City of Longview public information officer, Richard Yeakley, about the city replacing the traffic lights at the intersection of Whaley and Second Street with a four-way stop.
Watch Carlisle’s Roberto Comancho catch a pass from his quarterback and fake out two tacklers on the way to a 31-yard score.
Executive Director of the Tyler Museum of Art Caleb Bell gave a preview of artist Jeffie Brewer’s “A Pop of Color” sculpture and painting exhibit.
A Foster Middle School teacher is in the final three considered for Texas Teacher of the Year, and the school sent her off with a Pep Rally Wednesday.
The Longview Public Library staff are preparing their annual haunted house, transforming familiar spaces into a spooky adventure.
An annual community yard sale in Big Sandy is preparing to officially open their doors for their 25th event.
This Saturday, a park in Longview will be full of spooky tricks as a haunted trail event takes place.
These days, visitors to the Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center are greeted by a display of spooky skeletons and Halloween decor. Howl-o-ween is an annual tradition that the center hopes will bring people in to find a new best friend.
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Rachel Rhoads was found dead in an Upshur County field in 2018.
Longview’s fire chief has been instated by Gov. Greg Abbott to a second term on the Texas Commission on Fire Protection.
Two female sophomores at Longview High School are the frontrunners of the four-year plumbing program, and they’ve recently entered into the running for a $15,000 grant from Lowes for their own equipment.
Harmony held off a late comeback from New Diana to win the battle of the Eagles, 42-41.
LMFA Executive Director Tiffany Jehorek talks to KLTV about some of the pieces.
A Kilgore church is planning fall events at their annual pumpkin patch.
Four East Texas nonprofit organizations were given a collective total of $275,000 to benefit their missions by CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances on Thursday.
The Tyler Lions bid for a big comeback fell short in their first loss of the season.
The Longview Fire Department is selling t-shirts for breast cancer awareness until Friday.
Watch Kilgore’s Derrick Williams heave a 50-yard pass right into the hands of a well-covered Jayden Sanders.
Jefferson played spoiler to the Hughes Springs homecoming in a 64-0 rout.
Watch Harleton’s Peyton Jones elude several tackles on the way to a long touchdown run.
Watch Chapel Hill’s Rickey Stewart dodge defenders and tap dance the end zone on his way to a 70-yard score.
Upshur County commissioners heard updates Thursday on a project to renovate the courthouse.
The exhibit is on loan from the Museum of East Texas in Lufkin. It will be on display at the East Texas Oil Museum through Oct. 28.
No lions-- but we had tigers and bears in Daingerfield Thursday night as they hosted the Gladewater Bears.
Kilgore College held the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new home of their advanced manufacturing institute Friday.
As temperatures soar, firefighters are facing a very dangerous risk: heat stress. Crews are struggling to stay cool, and in Tyler, they depend on a special vehicle to help them stay safe.
Do you feel the need? The need for radio-controlled speed? Then you might be in luck if the Longview City Council approves a new permit.
Over the past few years, esports has become popular not just at home, but also on college and university campuses. Some students may even find a career in esports design or other related industries.
KLTV’s Arthur Clayborn interviews House of Hope director Helen Johnson about the shelter opening up as a cooling center to help those affected by power outages.
Gladewater’s Lee-Bardwell Public Library has been inviting the community to come, spend time and cool off as power outages continue from last week’s severe weather. They even have some special events planned for Monday and Tuesday.
The Longview Fire Department has a new training tool: a “burn house” to simulate crises and gain hands-on practice.
