HALLSVILLE — A new sport is developing in the city of Hallsville. Thanks to co-founders Traci Preston and Jason Moughon, a new flag football league is being offered to children ages 5-14. The league ...

James Runnels came to Marshall’s Freedom Fest on Saturday dressed as Benjamin Franklin – his tribute to the nation’s Founding Fathers. “Without him, I don’t know if we’d have had an Independence Day,” ...

Classic rides lined the streets of downtown Jefferson on Friday and Saturday for the 26th annual Outlaw Nationals Car Show. The annual event is the longest-running car show in Jefferson, according to ...

When he’s not working as a hospital project manager in Marshall, Jesus “Chuy” Rodriguez operates his out-of-this-world catering business while also helping fellow immigrants. Rodriguez, 30, started ...

Gov. Greg Abbott is widening his moratorium on data centers, directing Texas environmental regulators to stop issuing permits for new projects across the state. The order marks Abbott’s latest effort ...

More than a year-and-a-half after a fire destroyed the historical First Methodist Church in Marshall, construction of a new building is planned to start later this summer. Church leaders say the new ...

LONGVIEW – Listed is the Blue Bell/Texas Sportswriters Association Class 5A All-State Softball Team for the 2026 season. Voting was conducted by TSWA members based on nominations from coaches and ...

WASHINGTON — The Texas Senate brawl roared into the next round Wednesday, with Republicans trying to heal and Democrats smelling opportunity. Ken Paxton’s allies already were working to repair party ...

The Greater Marshall Chamber of Commerce last week celebrated a ribbon-cutting for Pathways for Good, a new nonprofit dedicated to building community through music and service. The organization is ...

Over time, the brain gradually loses some of its sharpness. But new research from Texas A&M University suggests that decline may be reversible with a nasal spray. In a recent study published in the ...

A lawsuit filed in Marshall’s federal court accuses a Longview-based ministry of operating its East Texas programs as forced labor camps, violating federal and state employment laws. The lawsuit ...

In 2022, it was Beto O’Rourke’s “Hell yes, we’re going to take your AR-15” — a vow he made in the wake of the El Paso shooting that would later haunt his gubernatorial bid. Four years later, the GOP ...