The latest on COVID-19 cases across East Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott has been working with Vice President Mike Pence and members of the Trump Administration to ensure the medical needs of Texans will be met as the State responds to COVID-19.

Gregg County has canceled jury duty for Monday, July 20.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that Omnicare, a CVS Health company, is partnering with the State of Texas to provide COVID-19 point-of-care testing for assisted living facilities and nursing homes throughout the state.

According to the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a disturbance in progress with gunshots on Van Zandt County Road 2204, just outside the City Of Canton on Thursday.

Matthew Kyle Landua pleaded guilty in Judge Jack Skeen’s courtroom Thursday and received the 11 year sentence as part of a plea deal. He was charged with second-degree possession of child pornography.

According to the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office, Deputies were dispatched to the area of FM 198 and FM 1651 in reference to shots fired and two shooting victims being injured. Sheriffs Deputies and Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers arrived in the area, located the shooting victims and re

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the State of Texas will invest $57 million in federal funds to maintain the state’s need-based financial aid programs and keep more students enrolled at their colleges and universities.

The Gregg County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a woman who has been missing since March.

According to the Camp County Sheriff’s Office, Josh Searcy, 37, was found dead early Wednesday morning.

Dueling petitions have already gathered thousands of signatures, from those on both sides of the debate.

The City of Mineola is providing the manpower and equipment through its public works department, said City Manager Mercy Rushing.

An affidavit has revealed what led up to a fatal shooting that left two men dead in Smith County.

Dr. Jennifer Ashton, ABC’s chief medical correspondent, spoke to East Texas Now host Kayla Lyons on Tuesday about the latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic.

Anissa Centers and Kayla Lyons discuss today how the current pandemic situation that has been underway since March is affecting college athletes.

Fire crews are on the scene of a structure fire in Tyler.

He said the museum decided to close out of an abundance of caution and to allow for extra cleaning and staff isolation.

The closure is a precautionary measure and the city has notified any patrons who had direct contact with the two lifeguards, according a post on the City of Kilgore’s Facebook page.

Authorities in Camp County are searching for a missing man.

Anissa Centers shares her perspective after looking at how the mask ordinance has looked across East Texas retailers in the last several days.

All eyes were pointed to the skies in Tyler Friday and Saturday afternoons as some historic planes passed overhead during the Cedar Creek Lake Airshow.

As the Fourth of July weekend comes to a close, some families at Lake Tyler said they enjoyed themselves as they watched the fireworks and spent time with friends and family.

Now led by Senior Pastor Pike Wisner, the First Baptist Church of Tyler has been located in downtown Tyler since 1848 and is this week’s subject of “A Mark in Texas History with Mark Scirto.”

Because of the critical shortage in East Texas’ blood supply, Hospitality Health ER-Tyler will be sponsoring a blood drive at Classic Toyota on Monday, July 6.

The fireworks show had been planned for around 9:15 p.m. at the park located off Spur 364.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) will provide approximately $182 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for the month of July as the state continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

An East Texas family is scared for their daughter safety.

Longview police officers and other first responders could be seen lining the side of the road for a “Hooray for Heroes” appreciation parade.

The University Interscholastic League is recommending schools close summer workouts, rehearsals, practices and instruction between July 3-July 12, resuming Monday, July 13, according to an email obtained by KLTV.

Students gathered together at Robert E. Lee High School in Tyler to speak out on changing the school’s name and being included in future changes.