Commerce Police regularly post names, charges and balances for municipal warrants on Facebook. Here’s what the law says and how the practice compares locally.

This week Mr. Donny Lynch is Luke's guest and the topic is squirrel hunting with dogs. Click an listen to an old time squirrel hunter and dog trainer.

Greenville ISD has begun its search for a new athletic director and head football coach. We look at what the district is likely seeking next.

After a Sherman police shooting, this explainer looks at what “officer-involved shooting” means, what it doesn’t, and why some details remain unclear.

UIL releases 2026–28 football district alignments. See how Greenville and other Northeast Texas teams will travel and compete under new district maps.

Luke visits with us one on one this week and talks about why many of us hunt and fish and are drawn to the outdoor lifestyle. We no longer depend upon the fruits of our outings for survival so why are we drawn to the great outdoors?

This week Luke looks back on some cold winters in northeast Texas when he was a boy and shares some tasty 'cold weather' recipes that you might wish to try on this frigid winter's weekend. Listen to Luke's weekly podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" just about everywhere podcast are found.

Luke's guest this week is Pastor Charlie Nassar at the Top Rail Cowboy Church in Greenville. Charlie and Luke discuss the upcoming 7th Annual Outdoor Ron-de-Voux to be held on Saturday March 28 at the Top Rail Cowboy Church. Of course, these two old friends spend some time talking about hunting and fishing as well; Charlie is a well known bass tournament angler and lifelong outdoorsman.

Recall effort targets Fate City Council member Codi Chinn; organizers say signatures submitted for verification

Luke's longtime friend Catfish guide David Hanson (903-268-7391) gives some very current catfish catching tips on Lake Tawakoni. The pattern has been changing because of the warmer weather lately. The shallow water bite is dependable especially after the sun warms the water later in the day.