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South Tyler standoff suspect facing possible criminal trespass, injury to elderly charges
"Hopefully this suspect gets either the incarcerated time he needs or the mental help that he needs to not be a threat to this victim anymore, and that the community feels a little safer now that he's in custody," Tyler PD PIO Andy Erbaugh said Wednesday afternoon.
After Public Outcry, Popular Halloween Store Is Now Coming To Tyler
Becoming that ghost, superhero, clown, alien, dirty nurse or doctor, even werewolf or something else will be much easier for Tyler, Texas residents who were concerned that Spirit Halloween wouldn't open a location in Tyler this year. Spirit Halloween will be opening a store in Tyler!. After re-checking the Spirit...
Tyler Chamber of Commerce names first chief operating officer
TYLER, Texas (News release) - Tyler native Grant Ingram will join the Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) in the Fall in the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer, announced Henry Bell, TACC President. Ingram is a graduate of Grace Community School in Tyler and a 2015 Magna Cum Laude graduate of Texas Tech University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management. He currently serves as the Assistant City Manager for the city of Graham, Texas, and the Executive Director of the Graham Economic Development Corporation. After working as Director of Operations for a Wyoming guest ranch, he originally joined the Graham Chamber of Commerce in 2019 as the Convention and Visitor’s Bureau Manager.
Volleyball opens season at New Mexico Military Classic
The Tyler Junior College Volleyball season opens tomorrow at the 16th annual New Mexico Military Institute Classic in Roswell, New Mexico. The Apaches will play five matches in two days to start their 2024 campaign. Friday's matchups are against Amarillo (9am), College of S. Idaho (1pm) and E. Arizona (5pm). Saturday's matches are against the host, New Mexico Military at 8:00 am and finishes with a match against Pima(AZ) at 12:00 pm.
TJC Apache Ladies open soccer season Thursday at home
Tyler Junior College’s Apache Ladies won their 13th regional soccer crown in 15 years in 2023. The Apache Ladies then went to the NJCAA Division I National Soccer Tournament seeking their sixth national title under head coach Corey Rose. TJC fell to Eastern Florida State, 3-2, to finish the...
Wednesday Night Forecast: A Touch of Fall In the Morning
Mostly clear skies overnight and lower humidity will allow temperatures to cool into the high 60s to low 70s by sunrise before a possibility of showers arrives. TONIGHT: Mostly Clear. 20% Chance of Showers After 4:00 a.m. Low 72. Wind E 5.THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny. 20% Chance of Showers. High 94. Wind E 5.THURSDAY NIGHT: Partly […]
Neighbor still fearful after S. Tyler standoff that ended with suspect in custody
The search for the suspect began when, according to Tyler Police PIO Andy Erbaugh, an injured man who was covered in blood entered the lobby of the south police station asking for help. He said he had been injured by a relative in his home. Erbaugh did not say what kind of injuries the man had. He has been taken to the hospital.
‘Welcome to Whitehouse’ sign to be replaced after storm damage, thanks to volunteer
WHITEHOUSE, Texas (KLTV) - A Whitehouse volunteer has begun plans to replace the city’s “Welcome to Whitehouse” sign after it was damaged beyond repair in a storm earlier this year. According to a city Facebook post, Daniel Cleckler said his goal is to replicate the original sign...
The oil industry is booming. This West Texas small business worries it’s been left behind.
"The oil industry is booming. This West Texas small business worries it’s been left behind." was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues.
Court orders can’t be used to change gender on Texas licenses, DPS email says
The Texas Department of Public Safety’s driver’s license division will no longer accept court orders or amended birth certificates that change a person’s sex, when it differs from the documentation the department already has on file, according to an internal email obtained by KXAN notifying staff of the change that would be “effective immediately” on Tuesday.
Illinois quick hits: K-9, suspect killed in Alton; Texas delegate robbed in Chicago
K-9, suspect killed in shootout in Alton One suspect and a K-9 police dog were killed following an apparent shootout Thursday in Alton. Illinois State Police reports officers from the Alton Police Department engaged in gunfire with a suspect. The suspect was shot and taken to a hospital with injuries, where he was later pronounced dead. ...
Drought conditions continue to worsen across the Big Country
BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) — The dangerous heat and lack of rain in the Big Country have worsened this week’s drought monitor. Last week, most counties were under a Dry (1/5) Risk. This week, all of our counties are now experiencing at least a Moderate (2/5) Risk. This is due to the fact that the […]
State Rep. Doc Anderson talks 1-on-1 about retiring from Austin, his next steps
Texas State Representative Doc Anderson resigned immediately last week, and 25 News’ Lauren Adams had the chance to sit down with him for a one-on-one interview following his announcement.
Highest Priced Texas High Schools Cost Way More Than Colleges
The cost of a college education has been going up significantly Texas and across the country while many are starting to argue the value of the degree has been going down. Now, imagine attending a high school that costs more in a single year than dozens of colleges and universities in the Lone Star State cost in 4, 5, or maybe as many as 20 years for those really super duper seniors that are stuck being a cross between being Peter Pan and Van Wilder.
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