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Now is prime time for reducing the number of feral hogs and putting some great eating pork in the freezer in the process. Luke has thermal hog hunting expert Paul Tyson back this week to share more of his hunting on the use of thermal scopes. Learn more at (www.gearthehunt.com) or give Paul a call at 214 837 1994 if he can help you with question concerning night hunting.

Cooper Lake State Park superintendent Steve Killian discusses a recent youth-record catfish caught at the lake.

Lori Cope, executive director of CASA (the Court-Appointed Special Advocates) for Hunt County, says Friday (April 1) is "Go Blue Day," with everyone urged to wear blue, and April is "Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month."

Trina Coldiron, community liaison for the Senior Center Resource Center and Public Transportation (SCRPT) of Greenville, says their second annual fund-raising tea and fashion show is scheduled for 11:30 a.m., Thursday, April 7 at the Landmark on Lee in downtown Greenville.

Mike Patterson, host of the "The Talk of Paris" program on KPLT radio, recalls the catastrophic Paris tornado of April 2, 1982, which the National Weather Service says resulted in 10 deaths and caused $50 million in damage.

Dr. Kent Montgomery, head of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Texas A&M-Commerce, reflects on news that researchers with the Hubble Space Telescope believe they have sighted the most distant star ever seen.

Dr. Dale Funderburk, Northeast Texas economist and long-time Texas A&M-Commerce economics professor, says he does not expect inflation to be transitory, as some officials have predicted.

Commerce ISD superintendent Charlie Alderman discusses recent successes of Commerce High School students, including placing second in the state for 1A-4A schools in robotics.

Following a lifelong dream of living, performing and learning in New York City, fifth-generation Texan Barton Stanley David has returned to his home state with a renewed spirit for making music