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We asked East Texans which stores they'd like to see return to Broadway Square Mall. The answers brought back plenty of memories, including two features many shoppers still miss.

It's always neat to learn a cool life hack that doesn't cost you a lot of money.

East Texas towns each have something special that could make the perfect Christmas tree ornament. From local landmarks and traditions to foods and hometown favorites, we're imagining what ornaments would represent communities across the region...

The Midtown @ 2nd shopping center is bringing new businesses to South Beckham Avenue in Tyler. A new Starbucks is targeting a December 2026 opening, while Scrubs Galore & More is expected to arrive in early 2027. There's also talk of a possible smoothie shop, but that business has not been confirmed. N...

We are very proud of our state and proud to recite our state pledge. Newbies think it's kinda cult-like.

The Tyler Salvation Army is looking for volunteers to help with its Red Kettle Campaign, Angel Tree program, and holiday meals. Here's how you can lend a hand this Christmas.

Big Red has been a Texas favorite for generations, but the soda originally had a very different name. Here's how it got its start in Waco and became the drink Texans know today.

Folks in Tyler, mark your calendar: free turkeys and hams are up for grabs November 14, first come first served.

For many of us in East Texas, football isn't just a game. It's so much more. We plan our weekends around when our favorite teams are playing, make sure we're in front of the TV for the big matchups, and plenty of us still remember our glory days of putting on the pads and playing under the Friday night lights while the entire town cheered us on...

If you're looking for a night out filled with laughs, we've got something you might want to check out! We've teamed up with our friends at Choctaw Casino Resort in Grant, Oklahoma, for a chance to win tickets to see comedian Chelcie Lynn, best known for her hilarious character, Trailer Trash Tammy...

A $20 Texas Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased in Kilgore turned into a $1 million payday for one anonymous East Texas winner.