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Major Fairs Continue Through Sunday Alongside Shopping Opportunities and the Opening of a Tyler Haunted House, While Forecasters Predict Significant Rainfall.

The City of Tyler and Tyler Police Department Are Hosting Community Celebrations, While Residents Throughout East Texas Are Encouraged to Organize Their Own Neighborhood Gatherings.

A Combination of Pacific Moisture and an Approaching Cold Front Is Expected to Bring Widespread Showers and Thunderstorms, with Rainfall Totals Potentially Exceeding Two to Three Inches in Some Areas.

Region Expects Higher Temperatures and Humidity Today, with Early Week Remaining Mostly Dry Before Significant Rain Chances and Flooding Potential Emerge by the Latter Half of Next Week.

Cooler Autumn Temperatures Provide an Essential Advantage for New Trees to Establish Strong Root Systems Before the Onset of the Next Summer's Intense Heat.

The American Heart Association Has Awarded UT Health Jacksonville for Its Commitment to Optimizing Stroke Care and Addressing Health Disparities in East Texas Rural Communities.

Dr. Gina Doepker Suggests Comic Books Could Be Key to Boosting Student Literacy and Engagement in East Texas Schools Following Pandemic-Related Learning Loss.

The Tex-Mex Restaurant on Old Henderson Highway Ceased Operations After Two Years, with Management Citing Lower-Than-Expected Sales and Location Challenges.

Tyler Legacy, Lindale, Whitehouse, Jacksonville, Bullard, and Arp Are Scheduled to Play This Friday, September 25, Across the Region.

A Local Resident's Video Sharing an Uncomfortable Drive-Thru Experience Has Prompted a Wider Community Conversation About an Observed Increase in Panhandling Across East Texas.

Prolonged Drought and Heat May Diminish Vibrant Autumn Foliage, According to a Recent State Advisory.

Cooler Air and Lower Humidity Are Expected Through Friday, with a Stronger Cold Front and Widespread Rain Possible by the Middle of Next Week.

Data From the Texas Railroad Commission Indicates 16 New Drilling Operations and 15 Production Reports Across Multiple East Texas Counties for the Week of September 6-12, 2026.

The Texas Forestry Association Has Launched a Texas Education Agency-Approved Curriculum to Connect High School Students with Local Careers in the Multi-Billion-Dollar Timber Industry.

The Latest Allergen Report for East Texas, Provided by UT Health and Kltv, Details Current Mold Conditions and Outlines Sensitivity Thresholds for Various Types of Pollen and Mold Spores.

Billy Jenkins Seeks to Lighten the Mood Across East Texas by Compiling a List of Shared Regional Experiences, Urging Residents to Embrace Humor Over Stress.

Area Residents Can Choose From High School Sports, County Fairs, Art Festivals, and a Regional Peanut Butter Drive.

The Free "Chalk Your Heart Out" Event Recently Brought Community Members Together to Support Local Causes Through Creative Expression.

A Local Professional Leveraged the Surveying and Geomatics Program at TJC to Transition Into a New Career as a Registered Professional Land Surveyor in Tyler.

The $325,293 Grant Will Fund New Equipment to Train Students for High-Demand Careers in Animal Health Care.

High Temperatures Are Forecast to Persist Through the Weekend, with a Weak Cold Front Expected to Bring a Slight Chance of Rain and a Modest Temperature Drop Early Next Week.

Texas Railroad Commission Data for Late August and Early September Shows Permits Issued for New Wells and Reports on Recently Completed Production in Fields Stretching From Marion to Angelina Counties.

The Partnership Aims to Boost Professional Development for Educators While Addressing East Texas Teacher Shortages.

Several Restaurants Have Recently Closed Their Doors, While New Establishments and Expanded Locations Prepare to Serve Diners Across Tyler.

The Hawkins Campus Will Use the Funding to Expand Offerings in Health Care and Education, Addressing Critical Needs Across East Texas.