The United States Supreme Court ruled to reverse nearly 50 years of constitutional protection for abortion and leave restrictions up to the states.
Priya Leal
Reporting intern
The United States Supreme Court ruled to reverse nearly 50 years of constitutional protection for abortion and leave restrictions up to the states.
Reporting intern
People gathered downtown Friday afternoon in protest of the decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade.
Analysts and studies show suspending federal gas taxes, which President Joe Biden said would be a "big help" to Americans, wouldn't save consumers very much money at all.
Amid a summer with little precipitation and triple-digit temperatures, ranchers are worried about how the conditions will threaten their livestock in the coming months.
A first-time Rescue Camp for children in Jacksonville was started as a way for public safety employees to engage with the youth, according to an organizer.
U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Tyler, was among the members of Congress who asked former President Donald Trump for a pardon following the Jan. 6 insurrection on the U.S. Capitol, according to a testimony shown at a hearing Thursday by the House committee investigating the attack.
A man called 911 and told authorities he shot another man who allegedly attacked him in his …
A suspect has been arrested after he pointed a gun at police and prompted a manhunt Thursday…
A Tyler man has pleaded guilty to federal charges in the Eastern District of Texas, U.S. Att…
A Tyler man was sentenced to life in prison by after a Smith County jury found him guilty of…
For the second straight year, Tyler Junior College is hosting NJCAA June Scholastic Men's Recruiting Basketball Event. Read more
The Lindale Eagles claimed two wins on Thursday to move into the Division II championship bracket of the Texas 7on7 C… Read more
AUSTIN — The latest Manning quarterback, and the nation’s top recruit for next year’s class, has verbally committed t… Read more
LaBrendo Flowers knew he wanted to play college football. Read more
While it might not be hard for fishermen to find themselves in hot water right now, doing so during the winter months could get more difficult on lakes in the future. Read more
America is getting ready to mark our second Juneteenth national federal holiday. Some will focus on the severe pain and death that slavery inflicted on Black people between 1619 and 1865. It w… Read more
This is a letter to my son, Kyle, first published in 2014 on Facebook. Read more
"Draw the Line" is the story of Jeff Traylor, the Gilmer Buckeyes, and their 2014 state championship football season. The book also offers insight into the lives of the long-time Gilmer coachi… Read more
"Draw the Line" is the story of Jeff Traylor, the Gilmer Buckeyes, and their 2014 state championship football season. The book also offers insight into the lives of the long-time Gilmer coachi… Read more
Bullard advances to the state softball tournament with a 2-0 win over Melissa Saturday in Forney. Read more
Amid a summer with little precipitation and triple-digit temperatures, ranchers are worried about how the conditions …
One of Tyler’s staple Mexican restaurants is expanding.
A new food truck is pulling into town with the intent of serving authentic Thai food to customers.
Attendees of this year’s Coachella music festival have posted viral videos adding up their expenses from the weekend — with costs reaching the thousands for flights, hotels, food, drinks, outfits…
“but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” (Isaiah 40:31)
Although it’s summer and classes are out, Wayne D. Boshears Center for Exceptional Programs is still finding ways to …
Inside the library at Chapel Hill’s Wise Elementary School sits a new bilingual book, ‘Up in the North Pole, the Arti…
The University of Texas at Tyler School of Medicine has received notification from the Liaison Committee on Medical E…
Grace Community is the TAPPS 5A Henderson Cup Champion once again.