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    Drilling Report: Oct. 12-28, 2025

    This drilling report was produced with data from the Texas Railroad Commission from Oct. 12-18: PERMITS County, Operator, ...

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    Bible Verse of the Day: Oct. 29, 2025

    “Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” ...

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    Macy, Cheneverts inducted into Bishop Gorman Athletics Hall of Fame

    The Macy Chenevert Memorial Basketball Tournament, hosted by Steve and Becky Chenevert and Bishop Gorman each year, is ...

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    Texas AG Paxton sues Tylenol company over autism claims

    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Johnson and Johnson, accusing the pharmaceutical company of failing to warn ...

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    BBB East Texas Awards for Excellence nominations now open

    BBB has announced a call for nominations for the 2026 BBB Awards for Excellence, which honor businesses and ...

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    Business Beat: Weird & Different gets extended stay; podcast studio launches; sweet treat and taco spots open in Tyler

    Community support extends stay for Weird & Different at Broadway Square Mall Local apparel brand Weird & Different ...

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    Rain showers mark season shift toward cooler fall temperatures in East Texas

    Rain showers canceled many events across East Texas over the weekend, but experts say the storms signifying a ...

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    New Amazon facility in Tyler creates over 100 jobs ahead of holidays

    TYLER, Texas — The holiday season is right around the corner, and that means one thing: more packages ...

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    Here’s what Texans need to know about changes to SNAP benefits starting Nov. 1

    Starting Saturday, individuals seeking Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will be required to meet new eligibility criteria. ...

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    Tyler ISD helps students build confidence and skills through ‘Road to Opportunities’ event

    Professional success looks different for everyone and Tyler ISD ensured students received resources for life after high school ...

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    Downtown Tyler business owners ask for community support amid construction

    Downtown Tyler business owners have a collective message: “We’re here and open.” That sentiment by Lance McWhorter is ...

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    100-year-old Tyler resident celebrates birthday

    Tyler resident Evelyn Broam celebrated her 100th birthday on Monday. Born Oct. 27, 1925 in West Edmond, Oklahoma, ...

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    Convicted killer gets 15 years for additional charges in July 2024 shooting that killed Tyler teen

    A Smith County business owner already convicted for murder in the death of an East Texas teen last ...

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    Families enjoy spooktacular day of Boo at the Zoo in Tyler

    It may have been Sunday, but there were plenty of Wednesdays hanging out at Caldwell Zoo. Wednesday was ...

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    Loss of Affordable Care Act tax credits would affect East Texans, but critics push other reforms

    The loss of federal health insurance tax credits could have an outsized impact on East Texas, where enrollment ...

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    Treasure hunters dig deep at metal detecting show in East Texas

    Treasure was found in troves, and bounty abounded Saturday at the aptly named East Texas Treasure Show in ...

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    Meet featured adoptable pets at SPCA of East Texas Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 2025

    Sabrina is a stunning 2-year-old DSH mix. This brave mama was found as a stray in Smith County, ...

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    Tyler brothers accused in 2024 suspected dogfighting ring get some charges dropped

    Multiple charges have been dropped against a Tyler man who was accused of being involved in a suspected ...

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    Despite weather postponement, Boo at the Caldwell Zoo to return Sunday ‘bigger and better’

    Caldwell’s Zoo annual Boo at the Zoo Halloween celebration is now a single-day extravaganza set 9 a.m. to ...

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    An East Texas landowner fenced off a community’s favorite fishing spot, igniting multiple legal battles

    TRINIDAD – It was a cold morning in February 2022 when Bud Morton drove his black 2015 Chevrolet ...