The latest on COVID-19 cases across East Texas.

Testing for COVID-19 is being offered at several locations across East Texas in the next few days.

Dr. Ed spoke about the possibility of false test results and how testing plays an important role in determining herd immunity.

Huntington ISD, Newton ISD and Palestine ISD have received the grants.

Many questions from viewers were answered regarding kids starting back to school.

American Cancer Society spokesman Jeff Fehlis spoke with East Texas Now host Kayla Lyons about the importance of HPV vaccinations.

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with the district's director of nutrition.

The City of Tyler and Smith County are subject to the governor’s guidelines. Most businesses are allowed to open with 25 percent capacity.

A daily snapshot of the hospitalization situation for East Texas during the pandemic.

Several East Texas cities and counties were awarded a total of $709,972 in another round of federal grants to help public housing authorities recover from the economic fallout of the novel coronavirus outbreak, U.S. Senator John Cornyn announced today.

David Nagy, 79, of Jefferson, Texas,died a needless death, his family pointed out in his obituary.

Many businesses have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic, but a few have thrived.

Henderson ISD's first day back was a success according to administrators.

The Governor will be joined by state legislators, medical experts, and state agency leaders.

Treatment with convalescent plasma is reserved for COVID-19 patients who are critically ill.

The government says certain hand sanitizer products have the potential to make you sick.

New payment options are available for business and residential customers.

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Ethan Langley owner of American RV Restoration.

Henderson ISD is ready to get students back in classes

WalletHub compared all 50 states along with the District of Columbia.

The mobile center will be staffed by professionals from CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Health System and Kilgore Fire Department, with assistance from students at the Kilgore College School of Nursing.

An East Texas city hall and it's police department are closed down, after an outbreak of Covid-19 among employees. It started with one person becoming ill at Lone Star city hall last week, and lead to the entire police force being quarantined at home.

Dr. Ed addressed the possibility of children spreading the coronavirus at home and school and also where to find reliable data regarding COVID-19.

Several schools have already decided to cancel sending bands and drill teams to away games. They can’t begin their competitive marching drills until a certain point.

Masks are required and even supplied if attendees don’t have one, some rows are blocked off, groups are seated apart from each other and capacity is limited to 20 people.

On Friday, Governor Greg Abbott, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Speaker Dennis Bonnen, Senate Education Chairman Larry Taylor, and House Education Chairman Dan Huberty released a statement on school re-openings this fall.

Many vitamins out on the market look like candy, and now, with more kids staying home due to the pandemic, the Texas Poison Center has seen a 55 percent increase in overexposure to vitamins among kids.

An East Texas town is now without it's police department after all of the officers tested positive for 'Covid-19'. Four officers of the Lone Star police department in Morris county, including the chief, are now in quarantine.

It took 53 days to get from the first death to 1,000 deaths and 39 days to get from 1,000 to 2,000 deaths.