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TIPS: Staying cool and under budget
local
Why Robert E. Lee graduates are pushing for change in school’s name
The Tyler ISD School Board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, July 20 at the Jim Plyler Instructional Complex.
local
Drive through the 'School is Cool' event for free school supplies
School is Cool event will be August 6 from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Harvey Convention Center in Tyler.
crime
Family pleads for public's help finding suspects who robbed, killed ice cream vendor
If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 512-472-TIPS or use the Crime Stoppers app.
local
City of Mineola, community working together to officially desegregate cemetery
An East Texas town is coming together to remove a symbol of racial inequality.
education
Texas students given access to thousands of digital books, articles to help stop learning loss this summer
Renaissance aims to help school districts and parents curb student learning loss through the summer months— a threat that has been amplified by the coronavirus.
health
'I am healthy. And now, I can barely even breathe': SA mother shares long-term effects of coronavirus
For some patients, COVID-19 isn't done when a test comes back negative.
community
Blackout Day 2020 movement encourages supporters to use 'economic power' to fight racial injustice
Social media campaign promoting nationwide boycott July 7 is quickly gaining steam after the death of George Floyd.
local
6 lanes, overpasses proposed for Old Jacksonville Highway expansion
"I think everybody who drives that route can attest to the fact that it is a bit crowded when you're traveling Old Jacksonville and Loop 323."
local
Students hold press conference to speak out against Robert E. Lee High School name
The students say their number one goal is to see the high school's name change but it doesn't stop there.
local
EYE ON EDUCATION: Longview ISD grad volunteers building homes, making face masks
Matthew Hanson, 18, plans to attend the University of Arkansas in the fall.
community
Stafford Mayor Leonard Scarcella, longest serving U.S mayor, dies at 79
Scarcella was first elected in 1969, and he is only the third mayor in the Texas town's history. He was in office for 50 years.
local
Why Robert E. Lee graduates are pushing for change in school’s name
The Tyler ISD School Board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, July 20 at the Jim Plyler Instructional Complex.
local
Drive through the 'School is Cool' event for free school supplies
School is Cool event will be August 6 from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Harvey Convention Center in Tyler.
crime
Family pleads for public's help finding suspects who robbed, killed ice cream vendor
If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 512-472-TIPS or use the Crime Stoppers app.
local
City of Mineola, community working together to officially desegregate cemetery
An East Texas town is coming together to remove a symbol of racial inequality.
education
Texas students given access to thousands of digital books, articles to help stop learning loss this summer
Renaissance aims to help school districts and parents curb student learning loss through the summer months— a threat that has been amplified by the coronavirus.
health
'I am healthy. And now, I can barely even breathe': SA mother shares long-term effects of coronavirus
For some patients, COVID-19 isn't done when a test comes back negative.
community
Blackout Day 2020 movement encourages supporters to use 'economic power' to fight racial injustice
Social media campaign promoting nationwide boycott July 7 is quickly gaining steam after the death of George Floyd.
local
6 lanes, overpasses proposed for Old Jacksonville Highway expansion
"I think everybody who drives that route can attest to the fact that it is a bit crowded when you're traveling Old Jacksonville and Loop 323."
local
Students hold press conference to speak out against Robert E. Lee High School name
The students say their number one goal is to see the high school's name change but it doesn't stop there.
local
EYE ON EDUCATION: Longview ISD grad volunteers building homes, making face masks
Matthew Hanson, 18, plans to attend the University of Arkansas in the fall.
community
Stafford Mayor Leonard Scarcella, longest serving U.S mayor, dies at 79
Scarcella was first elected in 1969, and he is only the third mayor in the Texas town's history. He was in office for 50 years.
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