East Texas Baptist University in Marshall welcomed 2,024 undergraduate and graduate students for the fall semester, marking the first time in history that total enrollment at the university has ...

Summer is quickly coming to an end. I know – you can’t tell it by the temperatures, but there are little signs all around that we’ve made it through the summer of 2026. We are almost to the point ...

Surely, Sept. 11, 2001, or as it has come to be known 9/11, will be recognized as an important date in our history. It is, however, a warning of far more than the threat of terrorism, irrational ...

TYLER – Some may call it an ugly game, but the scoreboard sure looked pretty to the Tyler Lions. Tyler used big plays from quarterback Raykell Ford and CaDarius McMiller on offense and Keiundrae ...

PALESTINE – The lights were bright on Thursday night as the Jefferson Bulldogs ventured to Palestine and blew out the Westwood Panthers 48-21 in the 2026 season opener in the KYKX Game of the Week.

The city of Marshall has lifted a boil water notice that had been in effect since a Tuesday water main break. “Through a partnership with the Texas Division of Emergency Management and the Texas ...

A Dallas man has been arrested in a Saturday shooting at a Whataburger in Marshall that left two people dead and two others injured, according to Marshall police. Davion Brown, 19, was booked Sunday ...

The Marshall Regional Arts Council and Marshall’s Parks and Recreation Department held a Spring Play Day on Saturday at City Park. The event geared toward families featured activities such as an ...

The event hosted by Marshall Main Street was created to celebrate Marshall’s Hispanic culture. Food trucks, vendors and restaurants competed for the title of best taco and best salsa. The event also ...

AUSTIN — Early voting in the GOP Senate runoff has fallen to less than half of March primary levels, raising the stakes for Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton to squeeze every possible ...

The Arts Alliance LLC held a Juneteenth Pop-Up Market at Wiley University’s Kenneth “Kenny” Ponder Welcome Center to celebrate the holiday. Kimonos, boutique garments, wellness products, commemorative ...

I’m not much on soccer, but it seems the rest of the world is. As I write this, America is covered up with folks who like soccer so much they’ve bought plane tickets and hotel rooms so they can be ...