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Tyler AIDS Services Hires New Director
By COSHANDRA DILLARD Staff Writer While some HIV/AIDS advocates believe the needs of East Texans affected by HIV/AIDS is often without recognition, the new executive director at the Tyler AIDS Services says that will soon change.
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Stats: Office Space Occupancy Down in Tyler
By BRIAN PEARSON Business Editor The three-floor Energy Center at 719 W. Front St.
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Tyler Christmas Parade Approaching
More than 100 units have been selected to participate in the Tyler Jaycees Christmas Parade.
Whatley Wins Seat On Tyler Council
By CASEY MURPHY Staff Writer First-time candidate Mark Whatley will fill the vacant Tyler City Council District 5 seat after beating out three other candidates in Tuesday's election.
Aggravated assault on peace officer
On this date at approximately 2:00 am, Tyler Police responded to the 1900 block of West Gentry to a report of gun shots.
Public Comment Begins On Tyler Transportation Plan
By CASEY MURPHY Staff Writer One person attended the Tyler Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's public meeting Monday on the 2009-35 Metropolitan Transportation Plan.
Police capture two suspects in early morning burglary
Tyler Police responded to 617 West Front Street on a reported burglary in progress around 4:30a.m. Thursday.
Boy Reports Fleeing Stranger Who Offered Him Ride Home
An 11-year-old boy at Hogg Middle School told police he ran away from a stranger who offered to drive him home from school.
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John Tyler H.S. Student to go Before Judge for Stabbing Death
The teenager accused of killing John Tyler High School teacher, Todd Henry, will appear before a judge Monday morning.
Former Tyler Mayor Joey Seeber said today that he will not oppose incumbent state representative Leo Berman, R-Tyler, in the 2010 Republican Primary.
Tyler narcotics investigation leads to arrests
A three month narcotics investigation conducted by the Tyler Police Narcotics Unit has led to seven arrests, seizure of powder cocaine, marijuana and thousands of dollars in cash and property seized.
Teen competent for trial in Texas teacher's death
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Judge: John Tyler Stabbing Suspect Fit To Stand Trial
By DAYNA WORCHEL Staff Writer Smith County Judge Floyd Getz today ruled that the 16-year-old youth who is accused of fatally stabbing John Tyler High School teacher Todd Henry in September is competent to stand trial.
Robbery suspect from Delmar Street arrested in Frankston
Tyler police have arrested Derrick Lynn Whitten in connection to one of two robberies that took place Wednesday morning.
Tyler Council To Take Up Closing Portion Of Sixth Street
By CASEY MURPHY Staff Writer The Tyler City Council on Wednesday will consider a recommendation by the Planning and Zoning Commission to close a portion of Sixth Street, requested by Texas Spine and Joint Hospital to allow for expansion of its facility and parking lot.
The Tyler Fire Department Battles a Suspected Arson
Tyler firefighters are investigating a possible arson after flames erupt inside a vacant office building.
Tyler Officers Hit Range For Bi-Yearly Qualifications
By KENNETH DEAN Staff Writer Pop, pop, pop. The spent brass casings fly from the weapons and clang on the asphalt as the bullets make their way to targets depicting a bad guy holding a firearm.
Storyteller Spins Spooky Yarns This Thursday At Tyler Library
Choctaw storyteller Tim Tingle is coming to the Tyler Public Library at 6p.m. Thursday for an evening of "Slightly Spooky Stories." Tingle is a master storyteller whose spooky concerts range from humorous to deadly serious, highlighted by stories such as "Wiley and the Hairy Man," "Tailybone" and "The Golden Arm." The free presentation is ...
Tyler Museum Of Art Features Dallas Artist in 'First Friday' Lecture Series
The Tyler Museum of Art will feature "Divine Kinship: Ancient Forms and Contemporary Social Commentary, the Art of Jean Lacy" during its monthly First Friday Art Tour slated from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Friday, Nov.