Raquel Villatoro

Students, family and community members came out for the opening night of the Hispanic Professionals Association of Tyler's Dia de los Muertos Art Exhibit on Oct. 24. The exhibit will

A Tyler-based federal judge ruled last week the Biden immigration program “Keeping Families Together” had no legal standing thus ending the program aimed at helping spouses and stepchildren of United

UT Tyler welcomed students and mental health professionals for their third annual Mental Health Matters Conference on Monday.

A sea of cars stretched around the parking lot of Green Acres Baptist Church on Monday morning as families awaited to opportunity to receive a free meal during an annual

Fit City Tyler returns for second year since the pandemic

At Eagle Bluff Country Club, education supporters came together in cowboy hats, glitter and glam for the Bullard Education Foundation Boots and Pearls Gala on Saturday evening.

Los diputados certificados del Condado de Smith pronto tendrán la autoridad para llevar a cabo ciertas tareas de aplicación de la inmigración.

Vendors gathered at Bergfeld Park in Tyler on Saturday for the first day of the two-day Azalea Arts and Crafts Fair, an annual event where small businesses and entrepreneurs have

During National Public Health Week next week, UT Tyler School of Health Professions is emphasizing prevention and encouraging people to be active through events focused on nutrition, cardiovascular and brain

As West Tyler grows and expands with new businesses and more families moving in, a new UT Health East Texas facility aims to meet the healthcare needs of the area.