Avery Gorman is a reporter for KLTV 7 and KTRE, focusing on local news in Tyler, Texas. With a passion for community journalism, Avery covers a wide range of topics including local events, government projects, health issues, and environmental concerns.
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The cast of the Rocky Horror Picture Show are gearing up and getting ready for their Tyler shows starting Friday.
Bullard firefighters were able to save a home after a car went up in flames under an awning Thursday.
A different blood sucking insect the size of a flea could be the cause of a skin infection epidemic in Texas.
The original estimate for the project in 2019 was around $3 million dollars. Today, because of inflation it is around $3.6 million dollars.
KLTV 7′s Avery Niles speaks with Sheridan Smith, the vice president of marketing and communications for Visit Tyler about today’s meeting on the total eclipse that will be happening on April 8th and what the city will be doing throughout the weekend.
Starting Wednesday, residents in Kilgore might notice some changes in their water. The City of Kilgore will perform a temporary disinfectant conversion to the city water.
“Most folks had a good start to the year, coming out of spring and going into summer but going into July, water just shut off. You couple that with the extreme heat those plants out in those pastures, they just didn’t produce,” Sims said.
By: Kltv S Avery Niles
KLTV 7′S Avery Niles speaks with Bill Wallace, MD a ER physician at Tyler Complete Care about the preventative and what that means for RSV season.
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By: Avery Gorman
The Texas A&M Forest Service gave out over $15 million worth of grants to rural fire departments across the state.
Erika Boyd, Texas Travel Alliance CEO and member of the Texas Coalition for State Parks, speaks about how Proposition 14 would change the future of state parks.
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