Jamey Boyum

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Gregg County Elections Administrator Kathryn Nealy

WEBXTRA: Signs sayng: Isolation Kills Too are popping up in East Texas neighborhoods

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum stopped by Mundt Music in Longview where he spoke with musician Michael Boring about the trend.

The meteors come from the Earth crossing the comet Swift-Tuttle’s trail.

With the world the way it is right now, you might be looking for something relaxing, like maybe a massage.

If you want a passport you’re going to have to wait. The Gregg County Courthouse was told the U.S. government would not be processing passports. KLTV speaks with an East Texas District Clerk about it in the Next Normal.

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Gregg County District Clerk Trey Hattaway.

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Kilgore College Activity Director William Stowe about how registration and classes will work during the pandemic.

You do it outside so there shouldn’t be a problem right? Well, with the pandemic even golfers have to be careful at the course.

Smith wondered away from her home on County Road 158 on June 8, according to her husband Jackie Smith.

Jamey Boyum talks with Gregg County Clerk Michelle Gilley about what you need to do to get a marriage license during the pandemic.

KLTV's Jamey Boyum speaks with veterinarian Christine Prior, who also gives tips on how to remove PPE without getting contaminated.

KLTV’s Jamey Boyum speaks with Gregg County Judge Bill Stoudt about a donation of hand cleanser Tito’s Handmade Vodka made to county judges around Texas.

Katherine Johnson’s mathematic calculations at NASA rocketed men safely into space and back home again. She passed away today at 101. Johnson’s passing was discussed at LeTourneau University in Longview. Math students like Addie Randolph, and professors alike, had a great deal of respect for her

After 70 years, he’s finally home. Pfc Junior Evans was killed in action in 1950 at the battle at Chosin Reservoir in Korea. Evans was taken to Gilmer where he has family and will be buried next to his sister.

Gregg County Judge Bill Stoudt, along with many other county judges along the I20 corridor, was appointed to a committee to study the I-20. A plan is now in place and it shows four lanes being expanded to six.

Sellers often buy salvage cars at auction and resell them to unsuspecting buyers across the state and nation after flooding events.

It may be tough to believe that someone in a space suit stepping onto the lunar surface 50 years ago has anything to do with us today, but the things NASA had to invent to land on the moon have rippled into our daily lives.

Lt. Josh Tubb with the Gregg County Sheriff’s Office said Monday there are ways to reduce your risk of falling victim to what’s commonly referred to as porch pirates.

Mostly, she sits in the dark, which is ironic considering all she does is light.

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.

A landowner is accessing the damage done to his property when a tornado struck on Saturday.

According to the National Weather Service, an EF 2 tornado cut a path through Sacul on Saturday. Sacul is northeast of Alto. The NWS says the tornado was from the same storm that hit Alto so hard.

We sent up Chopper 7 to get a good look at the path of damage from the air. East Texas News Weekend’s Jamey Boyum gave us a look at the devastation.

He flew along the path of two tornadoes that impacted the city of Alto and Cherokee County Saturday.

Longview Lady Lobo softball player Zekyia Robinson has been asked to play with America’s Team in Australia.

Everyone is always on the lookout for something different on Valentine’s Day, including retailers. Bear Creek Smokehouse thinks it’s come up with a winner: A Bacon Bouquet.

For three years, entertainer Neal McCoy has been saying the pledge of allegiance live on Facebook. On Wednesday, he will reach his 1000th day to recite the pledge.

The City of Longview has a bond election on Nov. 6, and city officials want voters to know how and where they can get information about the propositions, which total $104 million.