The first official day of school draws near, and East Texas superintendents will talk about plans, problems, and uncertainties for education in the midst of the pandemic.
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KLTV Digital Media Staff andKTRE Digital Media Staff
Months into the pandemic, people are still picking up new hobbies and returning to old ones. Anissa Centers talked to East Texas Now host Kayla Lyons about what folks are up to and what they’re getting out of their hobbies.
A new episode of “What Would You Do?” features a scenario on a student struggling to afford college and what she may be willing to do to make ends meet.
Along the “S” curve on W. Grande Boulevard between Hollytree Drive and Old Jacksonville Highway, at least two fatal crashes have happened since May 2016. Now, changes could be coming.
Longtime ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff has shared much of his life with the public in the name of sharing with American television audiences what they can’t see for themselves: that people in other countries are quite similar to all of us in ours.
Congressman John Lewis visited Longview to speak at Maude Cobb Activity Complex several years ago, and Wade says it made a lasting impact on many in the city.
ABC journalist Deborah Roberts spoke to KLTV anchor Sydney Shadrix about an upcoming two-hour special called “In the Cold Dark Night” that focuses on the story of Timothy Coggins’ murder during an interview on East Texas Now on Friday.
Tyler ISD’s Board of Trustees held a meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. to discuss and possibly take action on changing the names of Robert E. Lee High School and John Tyler High School.
Kawsar Yasin, a junior at Robert E Lee High School joined East Texas Now’s Kayla Lyons to discuss how she feels about the possibility of a name change.
Over 15 superintendents from around East Texas joined East Texas Now today to talk about the plans, challenges and uncertainties heading into the fall of 2020.
Dr. Jennifer Ashton, ABC’s chief medical correspondent, spoke to East Texas Now host Kayla Lyons on Tuesday about the latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic.
Because of the critical shortage in East Texas’ blood supply, Hospitality Health ER-Tyler will be sponsoring a blood drive at Classic Toyota on Monday, July 6.
NFL hall-of-famer and Tyler native Earl Campbell appeared on East Texas Now Wednesday to make it known he is joining the cause of officially changing the names of the two high schools in Tyler.
Anissa Centers has learned that the COVID-19 pandemic forced unexpected career changes for a lot of people that freed them to pursue what they normally wouldn’t have thought was a viable option.
When people talk about racism and prejudice and racial disharmony, they’re often referring to overt acts of racism - from extremist groups, racial slurs or murders.
KLTV anchor Anissa Centers addressed people who may have been caught off guard by the intense national and international response to recent videos of black Americans getting killed by police officers and private citizens and have since been asking themselves, “What can I do to better understand?”
Anissa Centers talks with counselors and therapists about what’s next and what East Texans can do to make a lasting change when it comes to improved race relations.
An associate professor in the Sam Houston State University College of Education joined Kayla Lyons on East Texas Now to discuss an honor she recently received.
ABC and Good Morning America correspondent Adrienne Bankert appeared on East Texas Now on Wednesday to talk about her new book, “Your Hidden Superpower: The Kindness That Makes You Unbeatable at Work and Connects You with Anyone.”
During his East Texas Now interview Tuesday, bestselling author Joe Lansdale, who lives in Nacogdoches, talked about his new Hap and Leonard book, “Of Mice and Minestroni” and touched on current events here in America.
During his interview on East Texas Now Tuesday, a Tyler Police Department spokesman discussed the in-custody death of George Floyd, the protests and measures like de-escalation and cultural diversity training that TPD’s leadership is implementing to prevent a similar incident from occurring here.
