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Right about now, we could all use a good distraction from CORONAVIRUS NEWS! Here are the most viewed videos about East Texas on YouTube.

Here are the five most-viewed Tyler videos on YouTube.

We may already correctly assume this will be the darkest, most shudder-worthy incarnation yet. It may be the role Joaquin Phoenix was born to play.

The police lip sync battle videos are getting better and better, and East Texas departments are showing they've got game!

Everyone should have a happy Christmas, even our noodly friends. Check out this video of Spaghetti the corn snake sporting a handmade sweater.

We're not going to do much to set up this video (because we don't want to ruin it for you) but, suffice to say, this is a gem from YouTube Channel, Chris & Jack.  It's the first video they've uploaded to their channel and they've already struck viral, comedy gol…

FINALLY. All of the autocorrects your phone makes change "of" to "if" or "so" to "do" can be edited in your Instagram captions. This might be the best news we've heard all day.

It is a little rainy and depressing outside in East Texas today. Though the weekend is just on the horizon, today may feel like it will last forever. How do you escape from this dismal and bleak day? Watch happy and cute videos, of course.

An appointment with the dentist is not an appointment too many of us want to have. But, a dentist in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., makes sure her appointments aren't like pulling teeth!

I was listening to Kidd Kraddick in the Morning this morning and they were playing clips of videos that have recently received a lot of attention and are on the verge of going viral. One of them features Sweet Brown from Oklahoma City.

Check out this video of 17-year-old Trent Williams at Monday night’s (April 9) Texas Rangers game against the Seattle Mariners. He makes an impressive catch of a Josh Hamilton home run ball on the home run green at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. What he does after the catch is n…

Henry is blind, barely talks and is obviously on the final stretch of his life. As he sits in his wheelchair at a nursing home -- where he has been for 10 years -- he doesn't talk, show emotion or react much to anything.
That is, well, until he hears his music.