It’s been two months since the winter storm and horticulturists at SFA Gardens advise waiting to see what plants thrived, what survived, and what died is the best practice.
In a special meeting of the Nacogdoches County Hospital District Board of Directors earlier this month, members unanimously voted to enter into an exclusive letter of intent to lease the operations of Nacogdoches Memorial Health to The Lion Star Group, LLC.
City of Lufkin officials are making a public plea to residents to stop flushing baby and/or cleaning wipes down the toilet as doing so results in a clogged sewage system.
Tonight is the debut for the Carden International Circus in Tyler. For many of the performers, this is their first week back working the circus stage in over a year.
We are seeing a rise in international priorities that must be dealt with sooner than later by the Biden administration. Three fronts specifically come to mind, but there are others.
The victims of the Jan. 17 crash Vanessa Davis, 28, Jason Davis, 38, and Ralph Hill, 48, were all members of the Pendleton Harbor Volunteer Fire Department.
According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, since the pandemic started there has been a rise in catalytic converter thefts nationwide. Most recently, a man was arrested in Lufkin for attempting to steal them from cars in a church parking lot.
The man arrested was wanted on multiple counts of aggravated robbery and aggravated assault, as well as manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance.
On Thursday, state Rep. Matt Schaefer, of Tyler, will be introducing a bill to the full Texas house. That bill would remove any license or permit requirements to carry a gun in most public spaces. One gun store owner Mack Woods is concerned about house bill 1927.
Video shared by shrimp boat captain Aaron Callais shows the terrifying conditions in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana’s southeastern coast during the afternoon of Tuesday, April 13, around the same time another vessel, Seacor Power, capsized.
At Memorial Hospital in Nacogdoches as many as nine contract nurses a week are packing their bags for home or other hospitals. It’s feared by frontline workers that the contracts are ending too soon.
When the news broke about the pause of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine Tuesday, one Coast family was already living with a tragedy they believe was caused by the vaccine.
Lufkin police officers, firefighters, and an animal control officer joined forces Sunday to rescue a German shepherd that had gotten stuck under his owner’s truck at a home in the 1400 block of Sunrise.
Information from the Texas Department of State Health Services shows over 10,000 people received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccination since March 31.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has issued a statement following CDC and FDA recommendations to put a pause on the administration of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine due to some reports of blood clots.
Historically, Nacogdoches city council races have little division between candidates. But in this year’s race for Nacogdoches city council northeast ward a disagreement over a zoning issue draws the line.
There are many interesting stories across Texas about the unusual or interesting names of some of our cities. This week, we visited Mineola to learn how its name came about.
In the next disturbing trend, fostered by social media, we are now seeing the emergence of boycotts as a way for some groups to voice displeasure with the action of other groups.
The temporary waiver of certain vehicle title and registration requirements, announced by Governor Greg Abbott on March 16, 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will end at 11:59 p.m. on April 14, 2021, with no grace period.
The 20-20 lockdown and the pandemic hurt countless East Texas businesses, and cancelled regular events that took revenue away from workers. With sporting events like baseball and martial arts tournaments cancelled the 'trophy business' lost a staggering amount of revenue.
Crews are in the process of restoring power to thousands of customers all over Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana after a strong storm system blew through the area Friday night.
HOUSE BILL 6, THE SWEEPING ELECTIONS REFORM BILL, MADE IT OUT OF COMMITTEE THURSDAY. TODAY REPUBLICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE TRAVIS CLARDY AND A MEMBER OF THE ELECTIONS COMMITTEE SPOKE ON THE BILL'S PROGRESS.
One of the guest speakers says there has been an increase in child abuse reports this year more than prior years, due to COVID-19 and children being out of school and at home more often.
The Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office says a former dispatcher has been arrested after she allegedly refused to return $1.2 million that was accidentally placed in her bank account.
Lufkin Police arrested brothers tied to numerous vehicle burglaries after interrupting one of them stealing a vehicle stereo at Deerwood I Apartments early this morning in the 100 block of Champions Drive.
Among the questions addressed included ones asking about the “ingredients” of all three of the major vaccines, specifically in how they might affect someone prone to experiencing blood clots, as well as a viewer who asked about a relative who had been vaccinated within 90 days of having recovered fr
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“The State of Texas has been working closely with local officials to prepare for these dangerous conditions, and are prepared to respond to any emergencies that may arise.”
A global shortage of semiconductors or, computer chips has been worsening over the past year. These chips are considered the brain of almost every modern device you have in your home.
Citing allegations of abuse and neglect, Gov. Greg Abbott sent a letter to Vice President Kamala Harris, who has been appointed as Border Czar, on Friday demanding that the Biden Administration shut down the federally run unaccompanied minors facility in San Antonio.
