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Joamias Kitchen is bringing its 4.9-star Japanese menu to a bigger stage, taking over a well-known spot on Southwest Loop 323 in Tyler.

A proposed $16 billion natural-gas power project in Anderson County is moving forward, and there's already a big question about its connection to Texas' growing data center demand.

Stella Lefty's debut-album tour is coming to Dallas, and Mix 93-1 listeners have a chance to win a pair of tickets.

'Weird Al' Yankovic is bringing his Bigger and Weirder Tour to Dickies Arena, and Mix 93-1 listeners have a chance to win tickets.

DJ Lenny Pearce is bringing his toddler-friendly dance party to Irving, and East Texas families have a chance to win a four-pack of tickets.

Speed limits, we break them even though we know we shouldn't. How does Texas determine what the speed limit should be for a particular road or highway?

Learn about some of the best-known gangs operating in Texas, where they are active, and how organized criminal groups continue to impact communities statewide.

East Texas firefighters are battling the summer heat just like the rest of us, but they're going through an incredible amount of water while working to keep our communities safe. With temperatures staying high, firefighters across Smith County are asking for help from the community...

An East Texas officer was arrested for alleged misuse of Flock cameras. Lufkin Police officer Zach Klein was arrested by Texas Rangers last Thursday morning on charges of abuse of official capacity and tampering with a government record. Klein has been with the police force for 11 years, and since this incident the department has suspended the use of Flock cameras within the department... Read Mor

Piney Park in Marshall is getting ready for another season of pumpkin picking, family activities and fall fun, with a chance for East Texas families to win tickets.

Dogs are man's, and woman's, best friend. They provide unconditional love and lots of laughs. Unfortunately, as much as you would love to own all the dogs, you can only own so many in Texas.

Texas homebuyers from 2019 through early 2026 could have money coming back to them from a $28.5 million settlement tied to real estate commission practices.