Melissa Greene

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To help keep everyone informed with the latest information, here’s a roundup of education stories.

An East Texas man accused of killing patients while working as a nurse will wait longer for his day in court due to the coronavirus pandemic.

East Texas veterans will soon have a new option for outpatient services at a new facility under construction in South Tyler.

Higher education board members are beginning to learn what economic toll the pandemic will take, and the lesson may be a difficult one.

Halliburton is shuttering its Kilgore facility and moving those operations out of Texas, according to a statement.

It can be hard to find the words to describe our feelings about what’s happening in the world these days.

Price per barrel dips below zero for the first time in history

The strike force and its working groups are asked to help strategically restart and revitalize work, school, entertainment and culture.

The privately owned movie theater is in Gregg County, where a shelter-in-place order went into effect at midnight.

The city of Longview has called for a special meeting on Monday to consider moving the general election to November and to discuss extending Mayor Andy Mack's March 16 disaster declaration.

As hospitals across the country prepare for COVID-19, we wanted to find out how many hospital beds each East Texas county has.

The courthouse shootout was 15 years ago this week, and it's affecting the plans for a new Smith County courthouse.

Hunters gather at shut down 4J Processing to find out the status of their deer.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has released the names of the two Mississippi men who were injured in a plane crash west of Lindale last Friday.

They’re still waiting on the final test results, but Harvey Hall was reopened on Monday morning. “This will be a very safe building,” said Larry Snodgrass, President of ERI Consulting Inc.

A vendor at the East Texas State Fair who says he was diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease says he isn’t included in the statistics released by the Northeast Texas Health District.

Nelson and her family were at a crossroads this past spring, one that is familiar to many American families: How to care for an elderly, aging parent.

A Gregg County deputy pinned beneath a burglary suspect fired a single shot to keep from being strangled to death, according to a custodial death report filed in a database maintained by the Texas Attorney General’s office.

White Oak police are asking for the public’s help in finding whoever is responsible for damaging a church sign.

Jeffrey Joe Hampton, 31, of Tyler has been indicted on two felony charges for the August death of a Tyler teenager on Lake Palestine, according to online judicial records.

A Waskom man who says he was beaten by a Harrison County deputy after being taken into custody without cause has filed a lawsuit against five sheriff’s office employees.

U.S. Army Sgt. James G. Johnston was one of two soldiers killed by small arms fire while supporting combat operations in the Uruzgan Province of Afghanistan on June 25.

The order was filed Monday in Kerry Max Cook’s legal quest for a declaration of “actual innocence” in the shooting death of Mary Jo Edwards, a Tyler secretary found mutilated on the floor of her apartment in 1977.

Flood gauges monitored by the National Weather Service in Shreveport show the effect of heavy rain this week across East Texas.

Finding out what was in the water and how it got there would take a team of investigators nearly four months.

The Texas House and Senate could take up a measure to legalize sports betting in the state.

The murder of Longview businessman Ronnie Horaney may have been a hired hit, according to testimony of a former Texas Ranger who was investigating the case when he became intimately involved with Horaney’s widow.

Several red and green scarves are waiting to be picked up by someone in need.