Good morning, Tyler.

The SPCA of East Texas has featured adoptable pets since Oct.

27 and will continue until Nov. 2 at its Tyler center at 3245 W. Grande Blvd—Sabrina is a spayed, vaccinated 2-year-old stray cat mix, Dobby is a playful cat mix, Admiral is a young dog learning housebreaking, Negan is a lab mix needing a home with close care, and Baron is a mixed breed recovering from a broken leg.

Caldwell Zoo hosted its Boo at the Zoo event where children and animals joined fall festivities—creating a lively outing for families—across a range of fun activities.

Evelyn Broam, a 100-year-old resident at Providence Park Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing in Tyler, celebrated her birthday on Oct.

27 by fishing with her family. Born in West Edmond on Oct. 27, 1925 and having moved from College Station in 2018, she enjoys gardening, reading, and travel—her milestone inspires those around her.

On Sunday, families attended Boo at the Zoo at Caldwell Zoo where many visitors enjoyed trick or treating, face painting, and bounce houses.

The event saw large crowds after Saturday’s plans were postponed — local businesses also joined in handing out candy.

Downtown Tyler business owners say they are open and adapting to major construction—expected to last three years—that has reduced foot traffic and revenue for local spots like Heritage East at Culture ETX and Prime 102.

City officials are keeping businesses updated through emails and meetings while urging residents to support these establishments during the work.

Regretting You, based on Colleen Hoover's book, placed third in the box office rankings — earning over $12 million — and drew interest from local moviegoers.

Local federal workers in Tyler are missing paychecks as the government shutdown enters its fourth week—leaving many in financial uncertainty.

Arp ISD will hold a $9.9 million bond election this November for many improvements—residents will vote on the measure to fund updates—and the district aims to enhance its facilities.

More than 2 million pounds of beef jerky is being recalled because metal pieces may be present—consumers are advised to check their packages and return any affected items.

If the federal tax credits are not renewed, many East Texans who use the Affordable Care Act may face nearly doubled premiums that could leave thousands without insurance.

Congressman Nathaniel Moran and a local doctor warn that alternatives—like direct primary care—could lower costs without boosting big insurers.

Jason Boland & The Stragglers Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Stanley's Famous Pit Barbecue — $43/ea — Enjoy an evening of live music with Jason Boland & The Stragglers at a local favorite barbecue spot.

2025 Team Hope 5K

8:30-10 a.m. — Rose Rudman Park — Registration fee applies — Unite with the HD community for a rewarding run and support event.

ACHE of East Texas Annual Chapter & Membership Event

5:30-8 p.m. — Wisenbaker Conference Center — Dinner & cocktails included — Engage in transformative networking and education on public health and healthcare collaboration.

Giving Thanks 5k, 10k, 15k & Half Marathon

8:00 a.m. — Southside Park — Low-cost participation — Celebrate the spirit of gratitude with a friendly race for all ages and abilities.

Childbirth Education Class Series

6:30-8:30 p.m. — CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital - Tyler — Ticket required — Prepare for childbirth with essential knowledge and support in an interactive class series.

Christmas Market at Andy's Frozen Custard

5:30-10 p.m. — Andy's Frozen Custard — Free entry — Discover local vendors and enjoy festive treats at this holiday market.