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Can You Legally Destroy a Flock Camera in Texas?
Flock Safety cameras have become increasingly common in Texas but intentionally damaging one can have legal consequences.
Longview Students Receive Prestigious Lone Star Degree
The Lone Star Degree is the highest recognition awarded by the Texas FFA Association, and a dozen Longview students earned it this year.

Smith County Jury Sends Gang Member to Prison for 18 Years
The conviction came after an undercover investigation targeting human trafficking and organized prostitution in Tyler.
If You’re From Texas, You’ll Never Say These Things
A fun Texas culture list highlights phrases and sayings you’ll never hear real Texans say, showcasing Lone Star State pride and personality.
New UIL Rule Changes How Texas Schools Monitor Extreme Heat
The UIL's new safety requirements mean schools must monitor heat conditions more closely before and during outdoor activities.

Smith County Shooting Case Ends With Murder Guilty Plea
The victim survived the initial shooting but later died from his injuries, leading prosecutors to pursue murder charges years later.

Texas Drivers Could Get in Trouble for This Red Light Habit
Texas drivers could face legal trouble for getting out of their vehicles at red lights, even when traffic is stopped.
Court Orders Settlement Payment in Winnsboro ISD Student Lawsuit
A federal lawsuit alleging Winnsboro ISD ignored reports of bullying and retaliation has ended with a court-approved settlement.

Longview Restaurant Brings Viral Food Challenge to East Texas
One of YouTube's best-known competitive eaters stopped in Longview to tackle an enormous ramen challenge with only 15 minutes on the clock.

Federal Indictment Leads Investigators to Search for More Victims
Investigators believe additional victims may exist and are asking families nationwide to review whether their children had contact with the suspect.

These Are the Driving Laws Texans Break the Most
Texas drivers break traffic laws daily, from speeding to reckless behavior. Here’s a look at the most common violations statewide.

Texas Deputy Arrested After Alleged Abuse of Authority
New court documents describe disturbing allegations against a Tyler city marshal deputy accused of abusing his authority during what began as a traffic warrant arrest.
