Good morning, Tyler.

Animal welfare advocates gathered Saturday outside the French Quarter shopping center to raise awareness about puppy mills and pet store sales.

Organizers plan to revise the Ethical Pet Sales Bill for 2027, warning that out-of-state sick dogs strain local shelters.

Firefighters are battling a house fire on Pineview Lane in Hideaway today as emergency crews work to control the blaze while residents are urged to avoid the area.

Three residents escaped unharmed from a house fire on Troup Highway Monday evening after a passerby saw smoke and alerted them — firefighters continue to investigate the cause and work to cool hot spots on the wooden side porch at the Shipley Do-Nuts property.

Tyler-area performers who once trained at Pollard Park now join forces for two independent films, blending sword fighting with local filmmaking.

The projects are in post-production in Hallsville + showcase strong East Texas roots.

Tyler Junior College is offering its first Native American studies course this month, a four-week non-credit class that meets Tuesday afternoons at the TJC West campus on the Loop.

Community members earn a certificate upon completing all sessions (which include guest speaker presentations and artifact reviews).

SPCA of East Texas is featuring adoptable pets including Romo, Nanny, Bizkit, Teddy, and Fred (Sept.

21 through 27) at its Tyler center. The animals are fully vetted and ready for adoption; interested adopters can call for details.