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VIDEO: NSA surveillance stopped more than 50 terror plots, official says
National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander told a House committee Tuesday that more than 50 terror threats throughout the world have been disrupted with the assistance of two secret surveillance programs that were recently disclosed by former defense contractor Edward Snowden.
7 from 7: Stories for your Tuesday afternoon
A man was killed in a motel Saturday morning, and we have received and posted surveillance video from the hotel that shows what police believe may be the suspects in this murder.
Man Who Police Say Left Court Before Being Found Guilty Turns Himself In
A Tyler man who left his court proceedings before he was found guilty by a jury last week turned himself in Tuesday, Tyler police said.
Tyler man pleaded guilty to smuggling live snakes from Peru to Tyler in his jacket
TYLER, Texas A 63-year-old Tyler, Texas eco-tourism guide has pleaded guilty to smuggling live snakes into the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales today.
Pop-up thunderstorm blows through northwest Tyler
A pop-up thunderstorms hammered northwest Tyler before moving north along Highway 271 towards I-20.
Man arrested with $795,000 laundered cash after traffic stop
On June 11, 2013, a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper stopped a vehicle on Interstate 20 in Smith County near Tyler for a traffic violation.
7 from 7: Stories for your Monday afternoon
We have compiled a list of stories for you to check out this afternoon. We think you'll find something interesting to help get you through your afternoon! 1. As you're looking for summer activities to keep you busy, one Tyler shopping center wants you to know they're here to help.
A Texan in Shanghai: On self-reliance, humanity and budding democracy
People walk through a market in Shanghai, China, the city where Tyler resident Tina Bausinger and other students from The University of Texas at Tyler spent three weeks.
Slight leak, lack of rain leave Lake Tyler with dropping water levels
Thirty gallons of water a minute of seeping and leaking water are measured south of the dam at Lake Tyler.
Mexican nationals sentenced for drug trafficking in ETX
TYLER, Texas - Two Mexican nationals living in Tyler, Texas, have been sentenced to federal prison for drug trafficking violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales today.
Police identify victim of murder at Tyler motel
Investigators from the Tyler Police Department have identified the victim of a murder at the American Inn Motel as 26-year-old Wesley Scott Lester of Tyler.
Man murdered in Tyler hotel identified
A science-fiction-style project -- which could bring internet access to five billion people across the planet -- is being tested out in New Zealand.
Author finds peace after long search for his dad
Henderson native Walker Leigh Knight is returning to Henderson next Sunday for a family reunion that will also plug his new book, which deals with his father turning his back on Zion.
ETX retailers offering unique summer activities
As you're looking for summer activities to keep you busy, one Tyler shopping center wants you to know they're here to help.
Firehouse Subs is coming to Tyler
Firehouse Subs is remodeling the 1,971-square-foot space that formerly housed Toppings! Yogurt Shoppe, next to Corner Bakery Cafe, at 3304 Troup Highway.
Tyler man charged with killing his father, 62
The Smith County Sheriff's Office says 40-year-old James Jason White of Tyler was being held Sunday on a murder charge.
Smith County man charged with killing father
Around 11:15 p.m., EMS responded to a medical call of chest pains on Eastside Drive, according to a news release from the Smith County Sheriff's Office.
Synchronized signals keep Tylera s traffic moving
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Rural residents get access to care
Shannon Wilson/Staff UT Tyler nursing student Kelly Cowart checks a patient's blood pressure after they are checked in during the Rural Health Mission at Van Junior High School on Tuesday.
100 person choir putting on free concert Saturday night
Tonight at 6:30pm, Trinity on the Hill Church choir from Augusta, Ga will be performing a free concert at The Salvation Army Tyler Chapel, 633 N. Broadway Ave., Bldg.