- • Tyler will oppose school zone cameras
KYTX CBS 19's Clint Yeatts has the story.
28 April 2015 [10:05 AM] - • Slight chance of rain today
KYTX CBS 19 meteorologist Scott Fossey has the weather forecast.
28 April 2015 [09:37 AM] - • Infant death under investigation
An investigation into the death of an infant is underway by Tyler police detectives.
28 April 2015 [09:14 AM] - • Lightning strikes cause fires across E. Texas
TYLER (KYTX)-Fires occurred all across East Texas this weekend, many resulting from lightning strikes.
28 April 2015 [09:10 AM] - • Jury chosen for Longview capital murder trial
LONGVIEW (KYTX)- Attorneys began the process Monday of picking a jury in the capital murder trial of Brendon Douglas, accused of killing Kilgore College football player DeAndre Rossum in 2013.
28 April 2015 [09:06 AM] - • Students experience justice system
Sawyer Hayes, a 13-year-old student at the Brook Hill School, pointed at the defendant as the man who entered a federal courthouse with a weapon Monday afternoon.
28 April 2015 [06:20 AM] - • Enola Gay co-pilot's flight logs for sale
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Of the 12 men who flew aboard the Enola Gay the day the U.S. B-29 Superfortress dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima 70 years ago this summer, none knew the four-engine bomber better than Capt. Robert Lewis.
28 April 2015 [06:15 AM] - • TX nurse dies after falling from helicopter
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A flight nurse has died after falling from a helicopter while conducting a rescue of a woman who had fallen in a hiking area in Austin.
28 April 2015 [06:09 AM] - • Want fresh eggs in PA? Rent the chicken
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. (AP) — The name of Jenn Tompkins' company sends customers into fits of laughter.
28 April 2015 [05:52 AM] - • Saving FL avocados with drones and dogs
MIAMI (AP) — With the killers hiding in the trees, heat-sensing drones are launched into the air. When their whereabouts are narrowed, the dogs are sent in. When it comes to protecting the world's supply of guacamole, no weapon can be spared.
28 April 2015 [05:31 AM] - • MD riots after Freddie Gray police death
BALTIMORE (AP) — National Guard troops fanned out through the city, shield-bearing police officers blocked the streets and firefighters doused still-simmering blazes early Tuesday as a growing area of Baltimore shuddered from riots following the funeral of a black man who died in police custody.
28 April 2015 [05:31 AM] - • TX asks court to uphold voter photo ID law
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal appeals court was set to hear arguments Tuesday on a Texas voter identification law condemned by the Justice Department as a means of suppressing minority voting.
28 April 2015 [05:29 AM] - • 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
28 April 2015 [05:00 AM] - • Actress, TV star Jayne Meadows dies at 95
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jayne Meadows, the Emmy-nominated actress and TV personality who often teamed with her husband, Steve Allen, has died. She was 95.
27 April 2015 [11:40 PM] - • Economics apply in video gaming
Economic principles show up in the least likely of places — including, apparently, video games. It goes beyond the supply-and-demand built into Farmville. It turns out that one of the most popular video games in the world, Sim City, is secretly a supply-sider.
27 April 2015 [11:34 PM] - • Studio Movie Grill opening Thursday in Tyler
Studio Movie Grill will celebrate its grand opening Thursday to coincide with the release of “Avengers: Age of Ultron.” Studio Movie Grill, in the Village at Cumberland Park at 8954 S. Broadway Ave., is a 12-screen movie theater with a complete dining experience.
27 April 2015 [11:28 PM] - • TISD board candidates square off
Candidates for two seats on the Tyler ISD board of trustees fielded questions during a forum Monday, saying what motivated them to run, how they would represent the community and expressing their opinions on timing for a bond issue to improve high schools.
27 April 2015 [10:42 PM] - • TJC literary magazine wins first place
Tyler Junior College’s literary magazine, The Bell Tower Arts Journal 2014, won First Place — Overall Excellence at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Conference in San Antonio.
27 April 2015 [10:32 PM] - • How to get great letters of recommendation
At many universities, letters of recommendation don’t carry quite as much weight as they once did. High grades, a rigorous curriculum, and top SAT or ACT scores often count for more in the admissions process.
27 April 2015 [10:17 PM] - • 2 dead, 5 missing, after Ala. regatta storm
DAUPHIN ISLAND, Ala. (AP) — Coast Guard crews searched for five people missing Sunday after recovering two bodies following a powerful weekend storm that capsized several sailboats competing in a regatta near Mobile Bay.
27 April 2015 [05:31 AM] - • Waco man: 15 yrs for hit-and-run on deputy
WACO, Texas (AP) — A Waco man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for a hit-and-run incident involving a McLennan County sheriff's deputy.
27 April 2015 [05:03 AM] - • Tornadoes reported Sunday in North Texas
DALLAS (AP) — A severe storm system that swept across northern Texas brought hail, high winds and numerous reports of tornadoes.
27 April 2015 [05:02 AM] - • 1000s expected at Freddie Gray's MD funeral
BALTIMORE (AP) — Thousands were expected Monday at a funeral for a man who died after sustaining serious spinal injuries while in the custody of Baltimore police.
27 April 2015 [05:02 AM] - • TX woman, Aggie, survives Everest avalanche
ALLEN, Texas (AP) — A North Texas woman who survived an avalanche triggered by a 7.8 -magnitude earthquake in Nepal is trying to find her way back home.
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