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Greenville City Council adopted its fiscal 2027 budget and a property tax rate of 57.6 cents, while debating reserves, capital needs and police body armor.
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Commerce looks to rebound from a 64-14 loss at Canton as the Tigers host Edgewood for homecoming Friday night. KETR’s Kevin Jefferies previews the matchup and what Commerce needs to improve.
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Commerce ISD has deployed four weapons detection systems as part of a $500,000 federal school safety project that also includes new cameras, radios, panic buttons, visitor screening and campus access controls.
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After a 49-6 win over Lone Oak, the Commerce Tigers head to Canton Friday night. KETR’s Kevin Jefferies previews the Week 2 matchup.
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Paris EMS plans to launch a pre-hospital blood transfusion program, allowing paramedics to give blood to critically bleeding patients before they reach a hospital.
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Rockwall County issued a burn ban, filed its FY2027 proposed budget, and reviewed I-30 road projects during its August 25 court session.
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Hopkins County Commissioners enact 90-day burn ban
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Hunt County commissioners tabled a 527-acre development, reviewed the FY2027 budget, and approved road and law enforcement purchases on Aug. 25.
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1 high school football scores from across Northeast Texas, including Commerce, Greenville, Sulphur Springs, Paris, Bonham and other KETR-area teams
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The early morning hybrid striper and sandbass bite has been very dependable at Lake Tawakoni. A couple days ago Luke joined guide Tony Parker 903-348-1619 and his good friend Jeff Rice for some exciting early morning catching. 1.5 ounce lead slabs was the ticket on flats 12 to 14 feet deep. Check out Luke's column this week in the Greenville Herald Banner and fifty other Texas newspapers for an account of the trip. Listen to Luke's weekly podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" just about everywhere podcast are heard.
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Commerce opens the 2026 football season Friday against Lone Oak after its first district title since 2001. KETR’s Kevin Jefferies says the Tigers have the talent to make a run at a state championship.
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Greenville City Council weighs an $8 million road project, rising fire truck costs and city reserves as it prepares to adopt its 2026-27 budget Sept. 8.