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Tyler City Council approves replacement of traffic signal near Caldwell Zoo
The Tyler City Council on Wednesday approved replacing a deteriorating traffic signal located near Caldwell Zoo. → Read More
Nathaniel Moran resigns as Smith County judge after Congress win; Neal Franklin sworn in to fill role
Two Smith County leaders are getting ready to fill new roles and serve East Texas in new capacities. → Read More
During Tyler campaign stop, Abbott talks securing border, plan to lower taxes
Gov. Greg Abbott said during a campaign stop Wednesday in Tyler that he plans to ensure Texas has a secure southern border. → Read More
PHOTOS: 89th Texas Rose Festival Queen's Tea
The Queen's Tea on Saturday offered visitors a chance to takes photos and talk to the 89th Texas Rose Festival Queen and her court. → Read More
Thousands gather to watch 89th Texas Rose Festival Parade
Thousands lined the streets of Tyler on Saturday morning to get a view of the 89th Texas Rose Festival Parade. → Read More
PHOTOS: Texas Rose Festival Palette of Roses Art Show
About 70 local artists are featured in this year's Palette of Roses Art Show, held in conjunction with the Texas Rose Festival. → Read More
Tuesday is the last day to register to vote
Tuesday is the last day to register to vote in the November election. → Read More
Registration open for Texas African American Museum's inaugural beauty pageant, fundraiser
Registration for the Texas African American Museum’s first TAAM Beauty Pageant Fundraiser is set to close soon. → Read More
East Texas State Fair ready for 106th year, overcame construction hurdles
Despite current construction around the grounds, the East Texas State Fair is ready for its 106th year. → Read More
'A little bright spot in the day': Family-owned bakery opens in Chandler
Matt and Tonya Kauffman knew they wanted to open a business when they moved to Texas four years ago — a dream that has came true with the opening of → Read More
Things to do in East Texas this weekend
The weekend is almost here. If you’re looking for something to do, check out this list of events and activities around East Texas. → Read More
Tyler police: Man dies from injuries after he was struck by a train
A man has died after he was struck by a train on Monday morning. → Read More
Smith County burn ban lifted
Smith County Commissioners lifted the county's burn ban after East Texas received substantial rainfall Monday. → Read More
Pilots preparing to go to space receive training at Tyler Pounds Regional Airport
Pilots who one day will conquer space first had to conquer the skies above Tyler during training this past week. → Read More
Texas African American Museum reopens after Phase 1 of renovations
The Texas African American Museum reopened its doors Friday after Phase 1 of renovations. → Read More
Jackson Holmes named recipient of Tyler Civic Theater Jean Samford Scholarship
The Tyler Civic Theater announced Jackson Holmes as the 2022 recipient of the Jean Samford Scholarship. → Read More
East Texan, American Idol' finalist Hager going on tour this summer
Not too long ago, Fritz Hager III was an aspiring musician, singing and playing guitar at coffee shops in an East Texas town. Now, Hager is heading back to the → Read More
PHOTOS: Fritz Hager III has hometown performance at Stanley's Famous Pit Barbeque
Hundreds came out to Stanley’s Famous Pit Barbecue Saturday night to hear Tyler’s own American Idol Top 5 finalist Fritz Hager III perform. → Read More
One of Tyler's oldest parks set for renovations, including adding basketball, pickleball courts
Pollard Park, one of Tyler’s oldest, is set to undergo “much-needed” renovations after the City Council approved a design plan Wednesday. → Read More
Rep. Gohmert wants 'retraction and clarification' from Jan. 6 Committee
U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Tyler, described the January 6th Committee hearings as “Soviet-style propaganda.” → Read More