East Texas News

The cameras were temporarily moved while right-of-way permits for their original locations are finalized.

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has several executions scheduled before the end of the year.

Celebrity guests, cosplay competitions, gaming tournaments, vendors, and collectibles return to Shreveport for Geek'd Con 2026.

There is a lot to love about Texas, including the unique foods that were created here.

The latest Map the Meal Gap report shows food insecurity is increasing across Texas, especially among children.

Investigators say the suspect fled before a search warrant was executed and was arrested later.

Whether you're shopping tax-free or looking for family fun, this weekend offers events across East Texas for every interest.

Scammers are the lowest of the low and will use any means necessary to steal, including your innocent back to school pictures.

Flock Safety cameras have become increasingly common in Texas but intentionally damaging one can have legal consequences.

State regulators will examine power demand, water use and community impacts before approving additional ERCOT-connected projects.

A Tyler Facebook discussion about Texas' new hemp law highlights how many East Texans are still trying to understand what's legal, what's banned, and why.

Experts say gradually adjusting bedtime before school starts can help children wake up more easily when classes begin.