East Texas News

Oh, that's not a happy headline to read, is it? We are definitely a cheese-adoring nation. So, what are these doctors concerned about? Breast Cancer Risk.

I woke up this morning to yet another line-up of brow-furrowing, heartbreaking headlines that can tempt one to either overdose on glazed donuts, go back to bed, or to begin to feel a creeping cynicism and apathy about all of the sadness going on around the world...

The Inca called it "mother grain" & their warriors believed it increased stamina and cognitive skills. It's also delicious and easy to make.

It is a new East Texas Tradition to watch the Hallmark Countdown to Christmas

These renovations will enable children with mobility issues to play at the park, just like any child. Just like all children should be able to do.

A new study reports that 1 out of 5 Americans are drinking cold brew coffee. "Isn't that basically the same thing as an iced coffee," you may ask? Actually no.

Students like to get creative when asking for a date to the prom. One Terrell student decided covering George Strait was the way to go.

East Texas doesn't experience the four seasons like the rest of the world, so getting ready for winter 'round here calls for gear most folks wouldn't consider.

The International Space Station will be seen overhead Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.

The Draconids meteor shower radiates from near the constellation Draco. Draco the dragon. It’s in the northwestern sky. It'll peak in the evening on October 8, but you can see these meteors until the tenth.

Friday night (October 4), I had the honor to be a celebrity judge at Chapel Hill's Got Talent. And let me tell you, there's some serious talent among the students of Chapel Hill ISD.

CityFest took place on the square in Downtown Tyler this weekend. Some ten to twelve thousand people packed the square each night for fellowship, music and worship. Neal McCoy was one of Sunday night's performers. We got to talk to him before his performance.