The latest on COVID-19 cases across East Texas.

East Texas firefighters are now joining in the effort to perform 'Covid-19' testing. A new program has firefighters and EMT's performing tests for the public . Covid testing at the 'Willows nursing home' in Kilgore , is being done by Longview fire personnel.

KLTV's Jamey Boyum talks with Tim Butler of the the East Texas Food Bank.

The guard members who assisted with the distribution are from the 124th Calvary Regiment out of Waco.

The free tests will be available to anyone wanting to be tested, according to information from the office of Gregg County Pct. 2 Commissioner Darryl Primo.

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

The Smith County North Jail currently has 49 positive inmates.

Although the campus is slowly reopening for on-campus classes and other student business, Almanza said it is important to continue to provide remote access.

Anissa Centers has been talking with divorce lawyers East Texas to see if that additional strain has led to an increase in the number of people filing for divorce.

An East Texas organization has announced they have received $5 million in funding to help those who have experienced a reduction in income pay their electric bills.

The Cowboys will be in Frisco for their 2020 Training Camp instead of Oxnard, CA.

The Smith County Sheriff's Office is only waiting on 11 results back from their COVID-19 testing in their jails.

Tyler Junior College has disbursed emergency federal grants to 2,443 TJC students whose lives and educations were disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak. KLTV’s Alex Leroux breaks down the funding.

TJC distributes more than $2 million in CARES Act emergency funding to students

KLTV's Jamey Boyum talks to Longview Fire Marshal Kevin May

High school student-athletes are starting to get back to a routine that involves their favorite sports.

Each athlete had their temperature taken before being allowed into the building for their one-hour workout.

Reunion Plaza Senior Center Administrator Richard McGuire tells KLTV all testing on residents and staff was completed Monday.

A new mother shares her experience with KLTV’s Alex Leroux.

Relationship professionals Russell Bailiff and Laurie Ann Frank suggest some tips for recognizing and dealing with possible problems with the public.

KLTVs Jamey Boyum talks with the Gregg County Health Authority to find out how to take care of the N95 masks, as well as cloth masks, for reuse.

Mayor Heines discusses COVID-19 response

A 50-year-old woman died at her home on Airport Avenue days after she went to a local emergency room and was diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus, according to the Lufkin Police Department.

With Sunday’s COVID-19 update, Titus County is now one of only five of Texas’ 254 counties that have a coronavirus total that is more than 1 percent of their total population, according to County Judge Brian Lee.

With all the visitors, game wardens are out in force on the lakes trying to ensure safety regulations are being followed.

KLTV’s Bob Hallmark has more on how the delayed test results are causing anxiety in not just Titus County, but neighboring Camp County.

East Texas Medical Team Dr. Ed Dominguez appeared on East Texas Now Friday to answer audience questions about COVID-19.