The federal budget sequester has had minimal effects so far, but one that was potentially serious involved cuts to the Federal Aviation Administration.
For aviation in Tyler, the news on federal budget cuts wasn’t good.
Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert (Tx- 01) is catching heat for an alleged dispute with United States Park Police officers over a March 13 parking ticket in Washington D.C.
Drought conditions have crept back into East Texas. The most recent Drought Monitor, released today (3/28), says that all of East Texas is "dry", parts of East Texas have moved into "moderate" drought, and parts of the
Music City Texas representatives came to Spring Hill High School on Wednesday to Play It Forward by presenting guitars to two aspiring student musicians.
A new bill being discussed in our state's senate would no longer recognize concealed handgun licenses from other states.
This legislation is proposed by Democratic state senator Juan Hinojosa of McAllen Texas, District 20.
Three people were injured in a Highway 37 wreck on Wednesday.
One of the drivers was taken by air to a Tyler hospital while two other passengers involved were taken to a hospital in Quitman.
A new study reports hospital deaths went down slightly over the past 10 years, while deaths at home slightly grew.
The CDC believes the numbers could be the result of more people choosing hospice care.
Hallsville ISD trustees voted Monday to demolish the Old Galilee School.
The school has been vacant since the new East Elementary School opened in 2000, said Carol Greer, public information officer for the district.
The board of trustees for the Tatum Independent School District agreed Monday to set caps on how much will be spent on Phase II and Phase III of the district’s 2013 bond project.
When he was twenty-one years old, Robert Bates was killed in action aboard the U.S.S. Arizona during the Pearl Harbor attack.
His body still remains sealed within the ship below the ocean floor.
But not his memory.
