From social distancing to mask wearing, this school year is like no other for students across East Texas. We speak with a counselor about how to maintain valuable social skills.
U.S. Courts have gone digital since the pandemic began. Many doing virtual hearings through a program called zoom. If you need to go to municipal court your experience will be much different than it was before COVID-19.
By KLTV Digital Media Staff and KTRE Digital Media Staff
The first official day of school draws near, and East Texas superintendents will talk about plans, problems, and uncertainties for education in the midst of the pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has put many people out of work. That creates stress and the social distancing requirements makes it more difficult to find and apply for new jobs.
Over 15 superintendents from around East Texas joined East Texas Now today to talk about the plans, challenges and uncertainties heading into the fall of 2020.
More East Texas stores have opened back up and are welcoming people in for business. But how are clothing stores operating in a time where touching and trying on items could spread germs?
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.
“It is going to take a lot longer for this part of life to be accomplished. And that is teen driver’s education," said an East Texas driving instructor.
“I think it’s going to be a bigger and bigger part of healthcare going forward,” said Dr. Sam Bagchi, Chief Clinical Officer for CHRISTUS Health.
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