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Commerce ISD will again provide free breakfast and lunch to every student this school year. New Food Services Director Carrie Clements explains how the program works.
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Find 2026 first-day-of-school dates for Commerce, Greenville, Sulphur Springs, Bonham, Paris and other public school districts across Northeast Texas.
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Greenville Fire-Rescue is asking residents to use Community Connect, a voluntary registry that gives firefighters household information during emergencies.
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Commerce ISD Athletic Director and head football coach John McSheffery joins KETR for a preseason look at the Tigers
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East Texas A&M is helping more than 800 international students understand new federal visa rules that change how many students remain in the U.S. while earning degrees.
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Luke visits with Mr. Ken Yancey this week and discusses exotic wildlife in Texas. Ken is executive director of the Exotic Wildlife Association and shares some interesting information on the positive impact exotic animals have made in the Lone Star State. to learn more about exotic wildlife, visit www.myewa.org.
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The broadcast, starting at 6 p.m., investigates the growing body of evidence linking PFAS and other industrial chemicals to skyrocketing youth cancer rates and other concerning health trends.
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Visit with Luke and his guest Tyler Denton with Arkansas Pond Stockers (www.arkansaspondstockers.com) as they discuss stocking ponds with both gamefish and baitfish. Arkansas Pond Stockers has been delivering fingerlings for stocking in private waters in northeast Texas for over three decades, they show up at a local business, often a feed store, with the fish you have pre ordered. If you have private waters you with to turn into your own little fishing utopia, listen to this week's show. Listen to Luke's hour long outdoor show, Catfish Radio online at www.catfishradio.org or as the podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" just about everywhere podcasts are found.
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Why does Northeast Texas have so many lakes? KETR explores the history, geography and water planning that turned the region into one of Texas' most important sources of water.
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The death of a 19-year-old North Texas soldier has brought the realities of a conflict half a world away much closer to home.
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Hear the sounds of a summer night in Delta County with this immersive audio postcard from the 77th annual Cooper Rodeo in Northeast Texas.
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This week, a look at how U.S. and Chinese industrial policy are shaping the global AI race, featuring insight from national security and economic experts.