News
Water Line Break Left Some Residents Frustrated
Multimedia journalist JUDE RATLIFF says water line break left some south Tyler residents upset with water provider for lack of communication.
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News
Grads Say UT Tyler Prepared Them for Career
Multimedia journalist Jude Ratcliff talks to UT Tyler graduates about how their time at UT Tyler prepared them for their careers.
News
ICE Presence Increases in Tyler
By VICTORIA OLIVARES/Staff Writer Several Facebook posts have gone up in La Tiendita, warning communities about the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, being spotted in Tyler. La Tiendita is a Spanish Facebook group that [Read More…]
News
Patriots Make History With First Division II Postseason Victory
By CHASE UPTON/Sports Editor SAN ANGELO, Texas- UT Tyler women’s soccer took down fourth-seeded Angelo State (9-5-5) 2-0 in the Lone Star Conference quarterfinals Monday night. The win marks the Patriots’ first postseason appearance and victory [Read More…]
Campus News
SJP Continues To Push for Palestinian Activism on Campus
By MATEUS FERREIRA/Head Writer Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is a movement founded in 1993 that aims to promote student involvement in pro-Palestinian activism. With over 350 chapters in North America, SJP’s website says its [Read More…]
Broadcast
Mother Nature Provides Calm Refuge for Neighbors
Multimedia journalist ORION BAKER talks with residents in one neighborhood about the get from spending time outdoors. Click the link below. ob – audio story
Multimedia
Cadets Feel Heat During Firefighter Training
By MACY MAXWELL/Contributor Multimedia journalist Macy Maxwell chronicled some of the hands-on training cadets receive in the Fire Academy at Tyler Academy at Tyler Junior College. Those who complete the course receive certifications in fire [Read More…]
City/State
Early Voting Begins in Smith County
By VICTORIA OLIVARES/Staff Writer Early voting began in Smith County on Monday, Oct. 20 and will last until Oct. 31. There are 17 state of Texas propositions to be voted on by the community. For [Read More…]
City/State
Second “No Kings” Protest Held in Tyler
By MATEUS FERREIRA/Head Writer Around 2,000 protestors gathered Oct. 18 in Bergfeld Park to protest the Trump administration. The event was part of a movement that took place across the United States. The protest was partially [Read More…]
City/State
Parade Highlights Texas Rose Festival
By JIM RASBERRY/Staff Writer Front Street is flooded by crowds lining the street as they watch a procession of brightly colored flowers, floats and poofy dresses. Leading this charge is the sound of drumbeats and blaring [Read More…]