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Tyler’s Red Brick Streets Date Back to 1912
Tyler’s historic red brick streets have been part of the city’s charm since 1912. Here’s how they were built, why they’ve lasted so long, and how preservation efforts are protecting them today.

ILoveMemphis Arrested for Second Time in Florida
ILoveMemphis is in trouble again.

Texas Tech Basketball J.T. Toppin Suffers Season Ending Injury
Terrible news for Red Raider Basketball.

Cleveland Resident Becomes Latest Texas Lottery Millionaire
A Texas Lottery player just won $1 million on a $20 scratch-off. Here’s where the ticket was sold — and how many top prizes remain.


Yeat Promotes New Album With Dangling Arm Promo
Yeat is armed and dangerous.

How Texans Approach Home Defense Without Firearms
Picture this: a Texas home with top-notch alarms instead of firearms. It turns out, many residents are rethinking how they protect their spaces.

Bob Bylan In Concert This April In Tyler: Win Your Tickets Now
Interact with Classic Rock 96-1 and you could win tickets to see Bob Dylan in Tyler this April.

East Texas Gears Up For A Busy Weekend - February 21
As the warmth fades, East Texas is gearing up for a weekend packed with community events, from running for a cause to catching some fish.

See All the Rappers Touring in 2026
Rappers are hitting the road heavy this year.

38-Year Sentence for Impregnating 11-Year-Old in Texas
Jose Miguel Zelaya-Ponce, once on Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants list, was sentenced to 38 years for the sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl. His capture followed a July 2024 border smuggling arrest.

Wichita Falls Ballet Theatre to Be Featured on National TV!
Looks like the Wichita Falls Ballet Theatre will be getting some national recognition very soon.

The Lone Star State Has 23 Official Dark Sky Communities
Liberty Hill is now home to Texas’s newest International Dark Sky Community, a title earned through hard work and a love for the night sky.


Heads Up Drivers: I-27 Construction To Tighten Lubbock Commutes
I-27 southbound traffic in Lubbock faces delays through Wednesday with the 50th Street exit closed. Long-term work on FM 1585 and downtown I-27 lanes also continues. Check DriveTexas.org for live updates on your daily commute.


Downtown Temple Says Goodbye To Free Parking
With a new parking plan on the horizon, downtown Temple is buzzing. Let’s find out how locals feel about these upcoming changes.

News Report Shows What's Going on at Wichita Falls Middle School
WFAA ran a segment last night on Hirschi Middle School in Wichita Falls and how they're working to improve their grades.

Young El Paso Musicians Could Get Free Instruments
A local initiative is stepping up to bridge the gap for young musicians in need, and it’s all about giving them a chance to shine.

Lubbock Dads, Get Ready: Bubba’s 33 Hosts Its First-Ever Daddy Daughter Dance
Mark your calendars, Lubbock! A special night is coming where dads and daughters can make memories while moving to the music.

Lubbock Chamber Announces Major Changes to the Hub City BBQ
The Hub City BBQ has been an event in Lubbock that many look forward to each year.

Famous Foodie Influencer Slams Chico’s Tacos in El Paso
The Taco Fiend visited El Paso and reviewed Chico’s Tacos, sparking strong reactions from locals across social media.

First School Police Force in Gregg County Moves Forward
Longview ISD is moving ahead with creating its own police department to boost school safety, aiming for launch by 2026-27 after local and county approvals.
Casey Donahew Headlining UT Tyler 2026 Homecoming
UT Tyler Homecoming 2026 will feature a Casey Donahew concert, fireworks, drone show, tailgate party, and free community events in East Texas.

26-Year-Old From McKinney Wins $250K at Madden Bowl
A 26-year-old McKinney gamer wins $250,000 at the Madden Bowl, becoming the world’s top Madden NFL player as esports prize money continues to surge in Texas and beyond.

Hours After His Arrest, Shia LaBeouf Danced on Bourbon Street
The actor was arrested after a violent brawl in New Orleans.
The Day Reagan Praised Tyler at Harvey Hall
In 1980, Ronald Reagan spoke to more than 3,200 East Texans in Tyler and praised the Rose City. Historic photos are bringing that moment back. Were you there?
