The trajectory of the investigation "shifted" after detectives questioned two brothers about the attack and released them late Friday without charges, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said Saturday. He said police also reached out to Smollett's attorney to request another interview with him.
Many people in Nacogdoches are familiar with Police Chief Jim Sevey. But what many may not know is how he chooses to de-stress during his personal time from his day job in law enforcement for 38 years.
According to a Facebook post from the Hudson Volunteer Fire Department, crews responded to a reported structure fire at approximately 10:57 a.m. Sunday in the 3000 block of Ted Trout Dr.
This morning was a moment Girl Scout cookie lovers have been waiting for. Girl Scout cookies rolled into Lufkin today at the Ann Temple Allen Girl Scout Center. Tens of thousands of cookie boxes were brought in on trucks and distributed to troop leaders. Volunteers distributed boxes to leaders as th
The National Emergencies Act of 1976 gives presidents the authority to exercise special powers during a crisis. Since then, 59 emergencies have been declared.
Snow moon is the traditional name for the second full moon of the year 'due to the typically heavy snowfall of February,' according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
In honor of Black History Month, a fourth grader in Nacogdoches prepared a presentation that was given to the entire school, which was also translated by a friend for dual language students.
In the wake of a former employee getting 10 years’ probation for stealing between $30,000 and $150,000 from the First Baptist Church of Onalaska, the church issued a statement Friday.
An Indiana couple’s trip to South Padre Island took them through Lufkin, but it would become their final stop in Texas after the husband after a medical emergency landed the husband in a coma.
School districts in East Texas have been experiencing a shortage in bus drivers recently. Social media postings and signs put up in communities are all trying to send potential candidates one message: bus drivers needed.
Several East Texas groups are finding commonality between themselves, and not far from home: several churches, nonprofits, and other business and agencies have started a group they call the 21/7 Association.
An Onalaska woman who stole between $30,000 and $150,000 from a church pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree felony theft and agreed to a plea-bargain deal of 10 years’ probation last week
