Good morning, Tyler.

Janet Hunter—who has served at Barcroft Elementary for 44 years—had her car repossessed until local residents raised $5,000 to restore it, highlighting community support in Tyler.

On Monday morning, over 100 Tyler residents marched along South Broadway to honor Dr. King and celebrate his legacy of nonviolent unity.

Organized by Tyler Together Race Relations, the event featured speeches, readings, and music as the community gathered from Marvin Methodist Church to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.

Homeowners in East Texas are urged to prepare for a winter storm that may bring freezing temperatures — experts warn burst pipes and costly repairs could follow.

Simple steps to protect homes can help reduce damage.

Texas A&M Forest Service said that dry conditions and high grass production will fuel wildfire activity through winter and spring, though Tyler is not in the burn zone (as of Monday) and residents should remain alert.

Drivers in Tyler should plan for a road closure at West Elm & South Bois d’Arc from today through Feb.

10. Oncor is carrying out electrical work downtown during this period.

ERCOT says the power grid will have enough supply in the coming days to meet demand amid winter weather threats.

Tyler residents can expect steady power as officials monitor conditions and maintain the system's security.

Red Cross faces a 35% drop in its blood supply — impacting platelets and blood types O, A-negative, and B-negative — and local centers are urging donors to help immediately.

Local experts advise residents to prepare homes and protect pipes as freezing temperatures approach in East Texas, offering practical tips to keep properties safe during the cold weather.

Martin’s Mill Mustangs dominated Frankston with a 79-26 win as they edged closer to their 208th straight district game victory, highlighting a milestone in their season.

The game took place with strong local support for the team.

The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award banquet is set for today at the W.T.

Brookshire Conference Center where Georgia Tech standout Haynes King will receive the award and former Steelers star Joe Greene will be honored with the Legends Award — tickets cost $250.

Lego Challenge Club: Marble Run

5:30-6:30 p.m. — Tyler Public Library — Registration required — Construct a fun Marble Run and enjoy creative free play.

Boyd Martin Jump Clinic

Jan 24-25 — Texas Rose Horse Park — $675 clinic fee — Experience a two-day jump clinic with Olympic Equestrian Boyd Martin, known for his engaging teaching style.

K-POP WARRIORS Live Show

6:30-8 p.m. — Liberty Hall — All Ages — Experience stunning choreography and vibrant energy to the rhythm of K-Pop in this electrifying live show.

East Texas Youth Conference 2026

8 a.m. – 11 p.m. — W.T. Brookshire Conference Center — Free meals provided — Experience anointed singing, preaching, and fellowship at this annual youth gathering.

CHRISTUS Women for Heart Fashion Show

11 a.m. — Broadway Square — Free entry — Experience the latest fashion trends while supporting heart health awareness.

Run the Pines Trail Series

8:20 a.m. — Faulkner Park — Registration required — Experience a scenic trail run in the beautiful landscape of East Texas.

Take Heart 10K & 5K

Feb 20-21 — Tyler, Texas — Registration fees apply — Celebrate health and empowerment at this all-female running event.