Tuesday, November 10, 2026
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The U.S. Department of Labor has filed a civil lawsuit alleging the restaurant withheld tips and overtime pay from more than 130 employees.
Former students gathered in Tyler to celebrate the educators who taught them.
The fundraiser for the Lindale Eagles' baseball teams drew a crowd on Oct. 27.
Items from the estate of Richard Perkins will be sold at a St. Mark's Chili Supper and Bizarre in Beaumont on Nov. 12, with proceeds going to the church.
The club held a fundraising and community event on Oct. 22 in observance of World Polio Day.
The 17-year-old Port Arthur student says the pageant taught her confidence, family ties and service to others.
Superintendent Mark Porterie told families at a district meeting that student progress is improving and the district has hired 116 certified teachers since April.
The 1900 villa at 1953 Lakeshore Drive, considered the city's oldest surviving home, reopened to the public on Nov. 4.
The names were etched into the memorial wall ahead of Veterans Day.
Nearby residents in rural Nacogdoches County oppose a poultry company's application to pump groundwater from the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.
SFA's women's basketball team started its season with a 136-41 victory over the University of Dallas.
The Bobcats finished the regular season as district champions and the top seed from District 10-3A.