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New Year's Eve is only days away, and while I'm finalizing my plans, I want to know how you will bring in 2015.

We want to know, where is your favorite place to go on your lunch break?

It's sweet summertime, you're out by the pool basking in the sunlight, but what are you drinking? That's the real question.

When rainy days come along, what's your favorite way to spend them?

KNUE is gearing up for the first ever Red Dirt BBQ and Music Festival this Saturday downtown Tyler. So I got to thinking about all that delicious BBQ we're gonna be eating, and one thought came to mind - sauce or no sauce?

This morning, KNUE's Big Dand Bubba talked about angels, or rather feathers placed by angels as a sign from up above.  Whether you believe or not, there are signs that some believe are from angels or those loved ones that have passed.

Former star of "Full House"' Candace Cameron gives her views on marriage in a new book and interview with HuffPost Live host Nancy Redd.

This is crazy! The first day of legalized marijuana sales in Colorado, brought in over $1 million statewide, according to 9News of Denver. Nationwide, the legalized pot industry is expected to bring in  $2.34 billion in 2014, which including both medical and recreational sales.

I have a question, it may be a strange question to some, but I need your input if you are willing. When ever I come across someone on a corner, usually coming in and out of Walmart, holding up a sign asking for money, I always get a little uneasy. I don't really know why, but that uneasy feeling just hits me, and stays with me for the rest of the day.

A public school in California offered a family $86,000 to settle complaints about the previous treatment of her autistic, mute and diabetic son. The money is to be used to move the boy to a private school and to keep the mother from filing any more complaints.

By now you probably know that Ben Affleck will play Batman in the upcoming upcoming sequel to "Man of Steel." The movie will open in July of 2015.

Last week, Texas Governor Rick Perry, signed the 'Merry Christmas' bill which states “a school district may educate students about the history of traditional winter celebrations, and allow students and district staff to offer traditional greetings regarding the celebrations, including ‘Merry Christmas,’ ‘Happy Hanukkah,’ and ‘happy holidays.”