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This weekend is going to be a scorcher and it's going to feel like the sun is burning a hole right through us, and maybe it is. You won't believe how high Texas ranks when it comes to skin cancer risk.

Disney's Beauty and the Beast is running now at the Tyler Civic Theater, and there are only two weekends left to see it. Take Dad for Father's Day! He knows all the songs, right?

After seeing the movie "In The Heights," I came away surprised at how inspired I was to do one simple thing, and I doubt that I'm the only one who feels this way.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott wants finish the wall that former President Trump started and now we know a little more about who will be paying for it. Spoiler alert, it's not Mexico.

Nintendo Switch consoles and Playstations were impossible to find at the height of the pandemic, but the fact that gamers cleaned Texas out must have helped our cities vault into the Top 100. The #1 gaming city is a total surprise, and #2 is right here in Texas.

One U.S. fireworks retailer is so overwhelmed that they already had to cut off the fireworks orders, and it's only mid-June! If you don't buy early, you're probably going to miss out.

Add your couples drama to the list of things to leave at home when you board an airplane. A recent flight was diverted after a fight put everyone in danger.

Simone Biles just won her 7th U.S. gymnastics title, she's headed for the Olympics, and she'll be in Texas this fall. Starting next week, we can get behind the scenes with this inspirational powerhouse and see her in a whole new light.

At last check, one online job bank had 1,891 jobs posted in Tyler that pay more than $55,000 per year, and 676 of them were listed at more than six figures. Use these keywords on your resume so you can land them!

The American Rescue Plan has helped millions of American with financial relief, and the next part of that plan is about to kick in: the child tax credit.

Enormous screens and cushy seats miss out on their purpose when ticket buyers stay home, so East Texas theaters are about to pivot and use their space differently. They're finding new ways for us to watch things, and it's not just movies.

While kids are splashing in pools this summer and playing games, school may be the furthest thing from their minds. But it's coming, and as of now, not every kid will have the supplies they need. Here's how to help.