The smoke from wildfires in California is spreading across the country and causing haze in certain parts of the country like East Texas which is causing problems for individuals with respiratory illnesses.
Forty-nine years of Tyler history began coming down today. The City of Tyler hosted a ceremony and public viewing of the start of the demolition of the Harvey Hall Convention Center.
Dr. Renee Hebbeler-Clark has been busy treating not only a growing number of COVID-19 patients, but also those who have recovered from the virus and are still experiencing lingering health effects. She’s one of a team of doctors who have seen patients since the hospital’s COVID-19 recovery clinic opened in May.
Anthony Waymire, 19, of Tyler, agreed to a plea deal in the court of Judge Jack Skeen, Jr. on Wednesday granting him six years of deferred adjudication.
Deputy City Manager Stephanie Franklin spoke about the community coming together to give the area a facelift. Franklin said planning efforts began in 2017 and $27 million was raised within the community for the project.
A school administrator who last year was employed as an elementary school principal at Neches ISD made an appearance in court Friday to fight criminal charges.
The PCSO located Jerry Dale Jones II and Suzanna Braswell Sharman along with methamphetamine, synthetic marijuana, a firearm, stolen items from the burglary, sheets of counterfeit money being printed in their motel room, and the truck used in the burglary seen in the video, according to investigators.
District Judge Austin Reeve Jackson held a press conference Wednesday in response to a lawsuit in which he is named by Whole Woman’s Health as a challenge to Senate Bill 8, also known as the fetal heartbeat bill.
A million dollars may be hard to miss, but that’s what happened as Angelina County officials tallied its annual budget. Fortunately, an auditor caught the mistake, and Angelina County plans to fix it.
Big D & Bubba's radio show has been a staple of East Texas radio. But on Monday, listeners were surprised to suddenly learn that the duo would no longer be on the air in the area.
KLTV’s Lexi Vennetti reports from the Literacy Council of Tyler’s annual spelling bee competition. As is tradition, the various participating groups dressed up in an array of silly costumes for the occasion.
The Lufkin ISD education foundation held a luncheon on Tuesday where they gave all first-year teachers a 100 dollar grant to start setting up their classrooms.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding two suspects who broke into a new home under construction in the Four Corners subdivision on July 21 and 22.
Coleman Swierc reminds shoppers, not everything is tax-free. Items over $100, are not included, also textbooks, computers and software are generally not included.
The meeting concerns La Nana Bayou, a 32-mile freshwater stream that extends from the Angelina River south of Nacogdoches in Nacogdoches County to the upstream portion of the stream north of Nacogdoches in Nacogdoches County.
While vaccination mandates have gained traction among employers, many of the companies adopting requirements have mostly office workers who are already largely vaccinated and are reluctant to work alongside those who aren’t.
An FBI supervisory special agent based in Louisiana allegedly exposed himself to multiple children and molested one child in a period from 2018 to 2019, and the alleged crimes took place in Florida, Louisiana, and Texas, according to a Smith County affidavit.
The victim, Mathew W. Nock, 33, from Jacksonville suffered a gunshot wound to the head after witnesses described a confrontation prior to the shooting.
A hearing was held on Monday afternoon on the Future of College Sports in Texas. This comes after the University of Texas and Oklahoma have accepted formal invitations to join the SEC in 2025.
The Upshur County Sheriff’s Office deputies reported finding the body of Jennifer Abigail Lile, 34 years of age, of Gladewater “with injury consistent with gunshot.”
