Bob Hallmark is a Longview Bureau Chief at KLTV 7. With a focus on crime and justice, including the judicial and juvenile justice systems, Bob also covers events and conferences, showcasing his versatility in reporting. He has been featured in KSLA News 12, KTRE, WBNG TV 12, and KLTV 7.
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Bob Hallmark’s reporting focuses on local events and seasonal themes in the East Texas area, with a particular emphasis on family & relationships and house & home topics. His coverage includes stories related to community events, holiday season, and preparations for seasonal changes.
When reaching out to Bob Hallmark, consider pitching local human interest stories centered around family dynamics during holidays or how households prepare for specific seasons. Additionally, any news related to community events or initiatives tied to house & home topics in the East Texas area could be of interest.
Given his focus on local news and community events in East Texas, pitches should tie closely into the unique aspects of this region while aligning with his coverage attributes.
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The Hiway 80 Rescue Mission broke ground Thursday on a new facility that they hope will alleviate overcrowding at their current facility in Longview.
LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - The Hiway 80 Rescue Mission broke ground Wednesday on a new facility designed to address decades of overcrowding at their current women's shelter.
Generations have passed down stories that during prohibition Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, aka Bonnie and Clyde, used the remote area that would become Gun Barrel City as a hideout.
“We called it Freedom Park because it made sense to us, and this is our way of honoring all our veterans,” said Miguel Fabbianni, a U.S. Army veteran who spearheaded the effort.
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - A Nigerian man who sought asylum in 2014 says he remains thankful for opportunities in America despite the ongoing challenges.
“You deserve to be happy,” Vern Rennier said. “We want to do this because we want to be proactive during this time of the season."
Bug Tussle's quirky name has forced the state to stop replacing stolen signs in the small community of 15 Published Mar. 23, 2026 at 1:10 AM GMT+1
By: Bob Hallmark, Dorothy Sedovic
A small town in Texas with an unusual name can’t keep its road signs since thieves kept stealing them as souvenirs. (Source: KLTV)
Avalon Faire opened for visitors this past weekend, offering a trip back in time to the Renaissance period.
By: Bob Hallmark
Every May, riders from all over the country join a trek from California to Washington, D.C., in a show of honor and respect.
