Larry Weishuhn joins Luke again this week and the two recap last week's opening of deer season hunt with their friend Don Gresham up in Montague County. The two veteran hunters also discuss a new see through pop up blind that is proving very effective. Today, November 8 Luke and Larry and a host of outdoor folks will be celebrating the outdoor lifestyle in Seagoville, Texas from 10 am until 3 at the Dash For Cash Pawn shop on Hall Street In Seagoville. Free tacos and free raffle for a rifle.

Commerce officials address questions about Officer William Rhodes’ hiring after a past Oklahoma incident surfaced online.

SNAP funding remains halted as the shutdown drags on, cutting $3 million in monthly aid across Northeast Texas and deepening food insecurity.

The Commerce Tigers secure their first district football championship in 24 years with a record-setting 71-6 win over the Rains Wildcats! QB Aidan Brown shines.

Larry Weishuhn (aka Mr. Whitetail) is back with Luke this week. Today is the opener of the general deer season in north Texas. Luke and Larry give some tips that will hopefully help you put that big buck on the meat pole. Remember next Saturday Nov 8 Luke and Larry will be at the Dash For Cash Pawn Shop on Hall Street in Seagoville, Texas from 10am to 3pm. Come by and say hello and enjoy some fajitas cooked on the fire pit. Email Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org

Former Bonham Mayor Roy Floyd, remembered as the city’s “People’s First Mayor,” has died at 78 after more than 40 years in public service.

Sen. Cornyn sidesteps GOP to back a bill to keep SNAP benefits flowing for 3.5 million Texans as the federal shutdown threatens to halt food aid starting Nov. 1.

After a 64-0 win over Eustace, Commerce climbs to No. 7 statewide in Class 3A Division I — fans can hear every Tigers game live on 88.9 KETR.

A new petition launched by the Commerce Chamber of Commerce is calling on Hunt Regional Healthcare to reopen the city’s emergency room, which closed earlier this year alongside the ER in Quinlan.

Commerce ISD has been awarded a $500,000 federal grant through the DOJ’s School Violence Prevention Program to enhance security and campus safety.