Four board leaders of Texas’ embattled power grid operator said Tuesday they will resign following outrage over more than 4 million customers …
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden’s White House is giving its support to studying reparations for Black Americans, boosting Democratic law…
Of all the things on Gov. Greg Abbott’s list of priorities, the call for broadband internet might be the most popular in the state Legislature. But fixing the problems of accessibility and affordability will be expensive and time-consuming.
Not a single resident has contracted coronavirus at Goodwin House’s small residential facility in Northern Virginia, where about 80 seniors li…
For the first time in six years, the city of Tyler will have a new mayor as Martin Heines concludes his third and final term.
Did you know demonstration farming got its start right here in East Texas? And it was all because of the boll weevil.
Cloth mask requirements will go into effect Saturday in Dallas County, County Judge Clay Jenkins said Thursday.
A Waco judge who received a public warning last month for refusing to officiate same-sex marriages filed a lawsuit against the state agency th…
The city of Tyler is accepting applications for city boards and commissions. The deadline to apply is Monday. Appointments will be made by the…
Many of the documents are still fresh and crisp. Some are yellowed with age, some in tatters. Others have been laminated as a stopgap against further deterioration. Whatever their state, every one of the records stored in the Kilgore district office of the Texas Railroad Commission will be individually inspected in the coming year. About half will be set aside, ready to be scanned and uploaded to a massive public database – the history of the East Texas Oilfield digitized and open for business, free for any interested person or party.
