The Chairman and CEO of the NFL’s Houston Texans has announce that they have fired the team’s general manager.

A former Astro has a new home.

Football time is almost here so let the bragging begin.

A future Texas Longhorn was honored today by the son of Longhorn legend Earl Campbell.

The Lufkin All-Stars are hard at work preparing for their district tournament and another run to the Little League World Series.

The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award organization is hosting its fifth scholarship luncheon Thursday.

Summer time means it is All-Star time for high school baseball and softball players.

The Hallsville Bobcats heard two of its former players names in the MLB twice in two days.

Two more East Texas players have been selected during the MLB Draft.

A former Hallsville Bobcat has been drafted by the Texas Rangers organization.

The Kilgore Bulldogs were the recipients of a big time send off for this big-time business state trip, that, of course, being the state championship. Something that hasn’t happened since 1972

The Texas High School Baseball season has arrived to it's final destination.

It’s the ninth year for the Fast Teddy Speed and Agility Camp. The NFL free agent as most everyone knows by now got into the league based on his Olympic caliber speed. Speed is an element that everyone has but the earlier as a child that you can develop fast running the better.

After missing last year's 7on7, the Pack will be heading back to College Station.

With his hamstring injuried behind him, Lufkin native Keke Coutee is hoping for a big season.

Just a few teams remain on the road to state for a baseball championship.

The Lufkin Panthers are adapting to new 7on7 head protection rules.

Kilgore ISD’s baseball team is headed to the state tournament for the fourth time in school history.

Mount Vernon ISD’s decision to hire former Art Briles, Baylor University’s former head football coach, may very well be the biggest thing to happen to the town’s football team since Don Meredith went on to play for the Dallas Cowboys.

Ja'Lynn Polk has let it be known where he wants to play next.

For the fourth consecutive season, the No. 7 Texas Tech baseball team has been chosen to host an NCAA Regional at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park.

The baseball and softball seasons are almost over. Who will make it one more round?

“I want you to know that I recommended you to be our new head football coach here at Mount Vernon ISD and our board approved it 7-0," Superintendent Jason McCullough said to Briles via Skype.

The Angelina Lady Roadrunners are moving on in the winner's bracket, while the TJC Lady Apaches are in the elimination bracket of the NJCAA National Tournament.

In 2019, the Jacksonville Indians will begin their season in one of Dave Campbell’s top 12 stadiums you must see.

Philadelphia Eagles player Lane Johnson donated $500,000 to Kilgore College for the construction of an athletic performance center.

Keke Coutee appears to be over the injury bug and ready for a better second season.

After SFA Baseball missed the Southland Conference Tournament last year the team is back in the postseason ready to make some noise.

Dallas Cowboy's running back Ezekiel Elliot did not have the fun weekend he wanted to have while in Vegas.

State is just weeks away for baseball and Softball.Each week, wins get more important on the road to a championship.

The Lady Apaches and Lady Road Runners now know who they will play in the NJCAA National Softball Tournament.

The NJCAA announced that two teams from region XIV would get into the field this year. Tyler won the game and will move on as the automatic qualifier. AC will go on to the national tournament as an at-large.

Wednesday the Newton community came together to honor their beloved coach, WT Johnston.

Headed to the state softball tournament the Lady Cougars can almost taste a championship season but first things first.

The fifth meeting of the year between Tyler Junior College and Angelina College softball teams did not disappoint.

The Lufkin Panthers are looking for a successful fall after a successful spring.

Clarence McMichael is a name many want to forever be known in Nacogdoches.

A public memorial service will be held for W.T. Johnston, Newton ISD’s former head football coach.

The playoffs push on as teams look to make deep runs in both softball and baseball.

He inspired everyone he came into contact with and now the Texas High School Community mourns the death of W.T. Johnston.

Former SFA Lumberjack TJ Holyfield has chosen to play his final year of eligibility at Texas Tech.

Former Lufkin High School football standout Erik McCoy signed his first professional contract Friday morning when he officially signed with the New Orleans Saints.

Ki’Audra “Kay Kay” Hayter plays softball for the Longhorns. Her brother, Army Sergeant La’Kedran Hayter, has been stationed in Japan for the past three years. Sunday, he surprised his sister during the university’s Senior Day.

Dez is back on the field.

Hocutt’s contract includes an increase in compensation to $1.5 million annually with 3 percent increases each year, beginning September 1, 2019, and an extension to August 31, 2027.

Tatum Independent School District is welcoming new athletic director Jason Holman.

The playoffs on the diamond are in full swing

Gladewater's Daylon Mack is officially a Baltimore Raven.

A White Oak man talks to KLTV’s Jamey Boyum about nabbing one of the No. 3 cars used by NASCAR racing legend Dale Earnhardt, Sr.

Kevon Harris is hoping he can wow scouts and land on a NBA roster for next season.

At more than a century old, Orville Rogers is not only still running races, he’s winning them.

The Nacogdoches football team has new energy as they hope their new head coach can continue what the retiring Bobby Reyes started in turning around the Dragon football program.

According to the White House Director of Regional Communications, this marks the third championship title for the Lady Bears and their first since 2012.

It was an eventful weekend for Erik McCoy.

It’s been an anxious week for the East Texans expected to hear their names this week at the draft...after the pomp and circumstance of the Arizona first overall pick on Thursday, rounds 4-7 saw came calling on Longhorn and an Aggie.--Gladewater’s Daylon Mack who already has a museum exhibit in his n

Heading into the draft he was ranked as one of the top two deep snappers, depending upon which board you view.

Boyd, from Gilmer, is a corner who covers receivers like a glove. His high school coach, Randall Canaday, says Boyd is a hitter and knew one day he’d be in this position.

Mack, from Texas A&M, is a defensive tackle whose motor is always running.