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An elementary school in Lindale Independent School District was recently contacted by the Freedom from Religion Foundation with regards to the historical music program "In God We Trust." More>>
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East Texas businesses collecting donations for the Moore, Oklahoma tornado victims.
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The eyes of the country will be upon Texas on Thursday.
That's where 1,400 members of the Boy Scouts of America's national council are expected to vote on whether to end the 103-year-old group's outright ban on gay youths. More>>
Kelli Powell is getting a lesson in recycling. She often recycles, but never understood the meaning of the numbers on the bottom of her plastic bottles and containers. More>>
It pays to recycle your e-waste from an identity protection standpoint too.
Because just throwing it away could put sensitive information in danger. More>>
During Super Shredder Day with Ark-La-Tex Shredding, STS Electronic Recycling and the Salvation Army East Texans brought in 56,431 pounds of paper to be shredded and more than 44,000 pounds of e-waste. More>>
Whitehouse is seeing interest from numerous applicants just weeks after voters approved the sale of beer and wine in city stores. More>>
East Texas firefighters are warning people to be careful after lightning struck an East Texas mother of 3, killing her. 32-year-old Meshell Foxworth died Tuesday night. More>>
30 Veterans are making a trip of a lifetime to Washington, D.C. today. This is part of the World War II Heroes Flight -- made possible by Brookshires. More>>
Nearly 30 people from Longview are headed to Oklahoma with three horse trailers full of supplies. More>>
More than 2,000 high school juniors were at LeTourneau University in Longview this morning for Career Expo 2013. More>>
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in Austin punishes Pine Tree I.S.D. with an $18,500 fine. More>>
Today in their regularly scheduled meeting, the Tyler City Council welcomed two new councilmen: Ed Moore who represents District 3 and John Nix representing District 6. More>>
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