Nick Viviani

Burn bans have put a damper on many Independence Day fireworks celebrations but there are still some activities scheduled in East Texas.

Gwenda Britt has lived in Etoile all her life saying, “everyone is disappointed and unhappy. For me, I’m very unhappy. My family settled Etoile and my dad was on the board here for 20-something years and his daddy before him.”

Arredondo told the Uvalde Leader-News that he was stepping down from his elected position, citing the need for the mayor, city council and staff to “move forward without distractions.”

He added that the district expects that more arrests are coming in the coming days. It was not made clear whether those arrested were teachers or other staff members.

Abby says this year tryouts were about a week earlier than usual, and because of that, the day she was declared a Rangerette fell on her great grandmother’s birthday: June 30. That’s quite a gift.

Mission Team to Journey over 300 Miles by Bicycle in the Andes Mountains

The number of calls the center receives has increased, creating a need for a bigger command center and better technology.

The male and female both then ran out with an undisclosed amount of jewelry.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is providing more than $301.8 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for the month of July. The allotments are expected to help about 1.4 million Texas households.

The Anderson County Commissioners Court issued a county-wide burn ban on Wednesday.

The aftermath of a recent arrest in connection with an animal abuse case in Angelina County has sparked a public outcry. Sheriff Greg Sanches took to social media to respond to those concerns.