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MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – Heartland Forward, a company that studies broad economic trends, and builds data-driven partnerships, just published its 2023 Most Dynamic Metropolitans report that Midland is ranked second in the country. According to that press release, “For the fifth year in a row, the MDM provides a benchmark for growth areas in the […]

Canadian singer/songwriter Emily Triggs releases her new album The Great Escape, an expansive 13-song collection that displays her wide-ranging talent in a whole new way. Listeners have already had a preview with first single and video "Summer In Nevada," an homage to those who witnessed and participated in U.S. nuclear weapons testing during the 1950s and '60s. The song is just one of several that reflect The Great Escape's overall exploration of different aspects of North Ameri...

Want to know the duration, obscurity or time of the solar eclipse for any location in Texas? We've got you covered.

Texas residents can say goodbye to annual vehicle inspections in 2025. It will save time and reduce inconvenience, but concerns about safety remain.

U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran toured the Skeeter Boats plant in Kilgore Monday, heaping praise on the 76-year-old company that has brought jobs to generations of locals since setting up shop

Retrenchment? Nah, says Affinius Capital’s lending chief, Michael Lavipour. Now’s the time to expand relationships and lean in.

Join Marilyn Lysohirs opening reception and a talk by the artist on Monday.

GREGG COUNTY, Texas (KETK) – A Longview man will spend the next four decades behind bars after pleading guilty to murder in a Gregg County courtroom on Wednesday. According to judicial records, 30-year-old Dominique Sheffield was sentenced to 40 years by Judge Alfonso Charles in the 124th District Court. Back in January 2022, the Longview […]

Pazzeria by Pietro’s has turned Marshall into a wine destination thanks to its $250,000 collection that rivals those found in big cities.

As the total solar eclipse on April 8 approaches, visitors and East Texans look forward to seeing the unique phenomenon. In Tyler, the last total solar eclipse was in 1878.