Paxton and Abbott to Rally GOP Voters in Tyler Ahead of Primary
Texas Attorney General and Governor to Headline Events Aimed at Mobilizing Conservative Base
Tyler ISD Students Train Animal Science Skills with Doggy Daycare
UT Tyler Music Professor Recognized as Accomplished Composer
Lifestyle
Lindale Candy Company Offers Valentine's Day Treats
Last day to order is Friday, February 13th

Twelve Kitchen + Cocktails to open Longview location this year
The Tyler-based restaurant known for its diverse menu and extensive whiskey and bourbon selection is expanding to a second location.
East Texas Locals Reveal Their Favorite Rib Spots
From Tyler staples to hidden gems, these are the ribs that have East Texans talking.
Weather
Tyler Takes Action to Repair Damaged Drainage Culvert
City council approves contracts to assess and plan repairs to aging infrastructure

Tyler Residents to Get New Yard Drains to Address Flooding
City Council approves plan to install additional curb inlets and drainage pipes in flood-prone areas
Smith County House Fire Ruled Accidental
Blaze started in attic near chimney, then rekindled hours later
Crime
2 Teenagers Shot Outside Tyler Club
Police searching for suspect vehicle after incident on W. Gentry Street

Man Accused of Child Sexual Assault Wanted by Texas Authorities
Filiberto Rodriguez-Mora has $1.25 million in warrants and is believed to be hiding with relatives
Top DUI Attorney in Tyler, TX, Wins Significant Case
Davidson Law Office secures victory for client in State v. Schwartz case
Sports
Cowboys Poised to Free Up Over $130M in Cap Space for 2026 NFL Free Agency
Dallas can create significant financial flexibility through restructures of key player contracts

Lions Top Hallsville to Clinch Playoff Spot
Tyler High School basketball team secures postseason berth with victory on Senior Night
Tyler Legacy set to open 2026 softball season Tuesday vs. Nacogdoches
Lady Raiders have no seniors, look to build on 6-19 record from last year
Business
US Court Blocks Expanded Merger Disclosure Rule
Federal judge rules FTC exceeded authority with new requirements

Smith County Sees Surge of New Businesses in Early 2026
From painting to photography, a diverse array of new enterprises registered in the region.
Experts Cite Rising Costs as Reason for East Texas Restaurant Closures
Industry leaders say profit margins are being squeezed from all directions, leading to a wave of shutdowns for both chains and local eateries.