They save our homes, they save our lives, they’re the heroes we trust on a daily basis. But they’re also not afraid to scare the living daylights out of us if it’s for a good cause.
Last week, the U.I.L. started requiring physical exams for students in school marching bands across the state, and that new requirement has already proven successful.
With the help of a $4.6 million check, the American Cancer Society will start a new campaign that aims to increase the number of children who receive the H.P.V vaccine.
In this morning's Smith County Commissioners meeting, it seemed the only way the county's needs could be met is by potentially asking taxpayers for more money.
Giraffes have officially been added to the endangered species list, and in order to conserve what little are left, the Caldwell Zoo in Tyler is doing what they can to raise awareness.
Toll 49 is a very heavily traveled road in east Texas, and it brings in a significant amount of traffic. It’s 32 miles long now but expected to get even longer.
Century-old pipes in Palestine took a big hit during recent severe storms. Wastewater was flooding the streets last week, and now that it has been cleaned up, the city has a decision to make.
Attention all East Texas drivers. It looks like there may be a light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to recent construction projects on roads we travel every day.
An East Texas game warden found a rare African tortoise just walking down the road. The tortoise was without a home this week until he found himself in the arms of a zookeeper.
