Today in Lufkin and Nacogdoches we have the chance of heavy rain with embedded thunderstorms, but the situation doesn't appear to be anything like what North Texas saw last night.
As many as ten possible tornadoes ripped through areas west of Dallas-Fort Worth Wednesday night, and left 250 people homeless, 100 injured, and 6 dead. Changes to those numbers could come today as emergency responders fully assess the damage.
Men's Health Magazine ranks cities in the US and has come up with a list of the least and the most active. One Texas city made the list of the laziest cities, because the activity level of guys is fairly low.
Can we blame the heat? That encourages all of us to stay indoors and sit on the couch with a beer and some french fries.
Men's Health says the laziest cities, the capitols of sloth, those whose men would rather stay inside and eat chips and watch golf all day include:
Police think a car was trying to pull out of a Diboll parking lot and collided with another car on North Temple Drive, then one of the cars spun out into the path of an oncoming 18-Wheeler.
The Rolling Stones pulled into San Jose, Calif. last night (May 8) for a stop on their '50 and Counting' tour, and they brought along some pretty special guests for company.
As if you needed another reason to head to Cleveland over Memorial Day weekend, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has just announced what sounds like a stellar new Rolling Stones exhibit opening May 24 -- 'Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction,' offering what a press release promises will be "the Museum’s first major exhibition capturing the band’s legendary career spanning more than 50 years."
State police say the driver of the car that collided with an 18-Wheeler Saturday night had been drinking.
Three Stephen F. Austin students were killed in the accident, and one was injured. Blood test results are still pending, but police think the driver, 19-year old Kevin Garcia, was under the influence of alcohol when he attempted a u-turn from the shoulder of the road, and entered the path of an oncoming 18-wheeler.
Legendary Foreigner singer Lou Gramm has not been a part of the band that made him famous in more than a decade, but in a new interview, he says that may be changing. The singer behind all-time rock classics such as 'Hot Blooded,' 'Double Vision' and 'Urgent' says his management has been talking about him re-joining the group for a reunion that would also serve as a farewell tour.
Some East Texas students are researching one particular bug, about the size of a tick, that can have a detrimental impact on crops like wheat.
A lab in Syria harvested the bugs and sent them over to the students at Stephen F Austin, and since the process was complex, it took about a year to get them.
Cheap Trick took their arena-friendly sounds to an intimate setting in New York City on Sunday night (April 28) to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the performances that were recorded for their landmark live album 'Cheap Trick at Budokan.'
YouthBuild students have been teaming up with Nacogdoches County Habitat for Humanity to build a home, and in the process they're learning more than just construction skills.
Another NFL Draft is behind us, and today will be one of those days at work where perhaps the biggest football fans spend a little water cooler time breaking down the hits and misses.
It's fun to rip to shreds the hopes and dreams of the newest NFL players, by labeling them "bust" right from the start isn't it? I kid! But Dallas Cowboy fans especially, seem to heartily enjoy picking apart the work of Jerry Jones and company after NFL drafts.
Here are the picks.
