Good morning, Tyler.

The East Texas Women’s March and Expo returned to Tyler Saturday at the W.T.

Brookshire Conference Center, hosted by NETNOW, featuring a noon march, vendors, free health screenings, and local advocates pushing for equality and social justice. It also recognized local leaders for their contributions.

Smith County commissioners approved the donation of a tiny home built by HOPE Academy students to the Calvary Commission near Lindale on Tuesday, and set Sept.

20-26 as National CERT & PATH Week with burn ban updates, marking a community-focused move that highlights local initiative.

Tyler businesses are expanding with new openings and plans including 88 Korean BBQ & Sushi and Pizza Ranch already open, J.Crew Factory opening Sept.

24, a Girl Scouts Dream Lab set to begin construction Oct. 1, and projects from Peltier Kia, Denny's, and Gao Tea House soon launching.

Rajah, the beloved Komodo dragon at Ellen Trout Zoo, died weeks before his 28th birthday (after more than 18 years at the zoo), leaving a lasting impact on staff and visitors.