Jd Conte is a journalist based in Tyler, Texas, focusing on local news and human interest stories. With a background in reporting for KLTV 7 and KTRE, Jd's work has also been featured in KWTX News 10 and The Suffolk Journal. Jd's articles cover a range of topics, including community events, health issues, legal proceedings, and local politics.
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Tyler, Texas, United States (Local)
Jd Conte's coverage is primarily local, focusing on the East Texas area with a mix of human interest stories and community events. He has a keen focus on legal trials, health awareness, animal welfare, and sports-related topics in the region.
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Smith County Alzheimer’s patients reminisce with classic car show
By: Jd Conte
Sulphur Springs ISD Superintendent Dr. Deana Steeber discusses the district’s $157 million proposed bond package.
By: Jd Conte
Kyle Penney, the president of the East Texas Communities Foundation discusses East Texas Giving Day, which is April 30.
By: Jd Conte
Colorado man travels to East Texas to be reunited with his grandfather’s 1961 Ford Falcon
County Roads 473 and 463 have been closed near I-20 due to water over the roadway.
Dozens of dogs gathered at the Dog House in Flint on Saturday morning to compete in a dog diving competition.
By: Jd Conte
KLTV's JD Conte speaks with Christus Good Shepard CEO Todd Hancock at this mornings groundbreaking at the new Christus Emergency Center in the City of Henderson. The center is expected to open next summer and will be open 24/7, hosting 17 beds and 13 exam rooms.
The building at 109 East Main Street will be renovated into the city’s community center. Mayor James Wansley says the city saw the need for a new gathering space for residents.
By: Will Carry
Since 1971, Gregory “Kent” Westbrook has operated his full-service gas station on U.S. 79 in Jacksonville.
KLTV's JD Conte spoke to the defending 2A State Champion Lady Mustangs of Martin's Mill on how their game is changing.
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