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East Texans celebrate Christmas
It was a merry Christmas Eve for hundreds of East Texas children. The East Texas Rescue Mission hosted their second annual Christmas banquet and toy give away Thursday, making the holiday possible for families in need.
Storms likely through Thursday
Before the Christmas cooldown arrives, East Texans should expect rain and thunderstorms, meteorologists said Monday.
Dementia patient missing since Friday
The Smith County Sheriff's Department needs your help in finding a missing East Texan who they say suffers from dementia.
East Texans react to news of the H1N1 vaccine recall
Tuesday, the manufacturer of the "special made H1N1 vaccine intended for young children", is recalling 800,000 doses.
East Texan celebrates 110th birthday
It was a big day for Bernice Bach as she celebrated her 110th birthday. Bernice Bach has been around for more than a century.
In the true spirit of giving, some East Texans kids decide to give toys to needy children.
WebXtra: Grinch strikes, East Texans rescue family's Christmas
On Monday morning the Velazquez family Christmas was in high gear. The tree the family had cut days earlier sat in their living room; presents littering the floor beneath.
Missing mystery bird found after flying the coop
The mystery bird we showed East Texans is now home safe after being recognized by one observant viewer.
Protecting your credit, keeping rates low
If you have a credit card, you probably want to pay close attention to your bills.
After months of rehabilitation, East Texan walks again
A veteran Army nurse, Shirley Markey was involved in a car accident in 2000 that resulted in the loss of one of her legs.
Whatatip! East Texan gets $100 tip
Tipping at a fast food restaurant happens, but not often. And, when it does happen, you get one, two, maybe $5 if you're lucky.
'Tis the season of giving for several East Texas businesses. Meals on Wheels feeds thousands each day.
Low mortgage rates causing some East Texans to reevaluate home loans
Pearl Harbor anniversary, East Texans reflect
Sixty-eight years ago, Japanese forces attacked the home base of the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
MADD East Texas remembers drunk driving crash victims
One in three East Texans is affected by an impaired driver, according to MADD East Texas.
People choosing between food and health insurance
Higher premiums are causing millions to chose between food or health insurance. In February, Congress created the program COBRA as a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, otherwise known as the "stimulus package." The COBRA subsidy allows unemployed Americans to keep buying health insurance through their former employer at a fraction ...
A third memoir, 'Lit' from deep within
'Socrates said the unexamined life is not worth living," says Mary Karr. "My life is certainly worth living." That borders on understatement.
Tips to prevent chimney fires in your home
East Texans are getting ready to 'fire up' their cozy fireplaces. But, before you throw that match on the log, there are a few safety tips you need to know to keep your family safe.
SJS: East Texan diagnosed with rare skin disease
It's a life threatening skin disease, so rare that doctors may never see it in their career.
Drivers beware: It's the season of love for deer
In November and December, when it comes to avoiding deer collisions, it's not the one you see crossing the road that's likely to get you, according to a wildlife expert.