Y. Erin Mansfield
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Mineola, TX, United States
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Five questions with homeless advocate Pastor John Walton
Pastor John Walton has dedicated his life to helping people who are homeless. → Read More
Oil executive, sales director honored by Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce
An oil executive and a sales director who is a committed local volunteer took home awards Tuesday night honoring their community service to the Tyler area. → Read More
Smith County officials to consider more than 10 miles of new road work
Smith County officials will vote on whether to begin more than 10 miles of new road work at an upcoming meeting. → Read More
Building permits issued by the city of Tyler from Sept. 6 to 13
The city of Tyler issued the following permits between Sept. 6 and Sept. 13 for new construction. → Read More
Former Gregg County GOP chair sentenced to a year in federal prison
The former chairman of the Gregg County Republican Party has been sentenced to a year in prison for forging his wife's signature on loan applications. → Read More
Nearly 1,000 workers to be hired in Gregg County for 2020 U.S. Census
TYLER — Nearly 1,000 workers will be hired in Gregg County to work on the 2020 U.S. Census — and thousands more across East Texas, the U.S. Census Bureau says. → Read More
Tyler-area doctors accused of illegally diverting opioid prescriptions
Up to three former doctors at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler may have been involved in illegally diverting prescription painkillers, the Department of Public Safety has → Read More
Smith County to use new software in animal shelter
Smith County’s animal shelter will use a new technology for tracking dogs and facilitating adoptions. → Read More
Don Warren brings in $45,000, outraising John Nix in first stretch of race for Tyler mayor
City Councilman Don Warren has outraised former Councilman John Nix in the two-way race for mayor of Tyler. → Read More
Sheriff wants more federal inmates for Smith County Jail
Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith is asking county officials to allow more federal inmates to be ... → Read More
City council to consider spending items, zoning changes
The Tyler City Council will consider nearly $1 million in new spending related to engineering de... → Read More
Panel urges expanded access to hepatitis C drugs
A state panel has voted to loosen restrictions on which Medicaid patients can use expensive hepatitis C drugs. → Read More
Regulators hear arguments for new medical records system
The project would upgrade systems at doctors’ offices and four hospitals in Vermont and New York. → Read More
Norwich University denies fault in alleged sexual assault
A lawyer for the school rejected many of the claims in a former student’s lawsuit accusing the college of negligence. → Read More
Pelham to sit on health care board
Gov. Phil Scott has appointed Tom Pelham, a former lawmaker and government official, despite requests from lobbying groups to appoint a health care provider. → Read More
OneCare faces major questions in budget review
Actuaries for the Green Mountain Care Board say OneCare Vermont needs to finalize key contracts no later than Nov. 15. → Read More
Updated OneCare Vermont budget is $140M less
Vermont’s largest health reform company has reduced its projection for the patient care money it will control next year to about $599 million. → Read More
Donovan backs overtime pay for low-wage workers
The issue at hand is a federal overtime rule that former President Barack Obama’s Department of Labor attempted to implement. → Read More
Shortened insurance enrollment period starts Wednesday
Open enrollment for Vermont Health Connect will run until Dec. 15, about half as long as in previous years. → Read More
Antitrust oversight of OneCare will be up to state regulators
Lawmakers have approved a rule for Green Mountain Care Board regulation of accountable care organizations. An advocate had pushed for federal antitrust review. → Read More