Samuel Shaw

Chris Allen of Liberty City lifts a lawnmower from the bed of his pickup to be deposited into a bin in October 2019 during the Countywide Cleanup at the Pct. 3 Barn on Harrison Road. (Longview News-Journal File Photo)

In Palestine, mammoth balloons are assembled at a NASA complex nestled off a two-lane country road. These balloons can inflate to the size of a football stadium and rise to

How to handle mountains of mattresses and other ungainly refuse that pile up at Trash Day collection points was discussed at length this week during county commissioners' regular meeting.

Audrey White has been locked in a three-year battle with city of Longview code enforcement concerning the safety of aging structures on the White’s Bar-B-Q Restaurant and Motel property.

In 1953, 13 Longview teachers scraped together $65. Together, they filed for a credit union charter, which would become the East Texas Professional Credit Union. Today, ETPCU is the 14th-largest

Longview Metropolitan Planning Organization Director Bryan McBride, right, discusses possible locations for EV charging stations with a visitor

The Longview Metropolitan Planning Organization, or MPO, is collecting input from area residents on where they’d like to see electric vehicle chargers installed.

LONGVIEW, Texas — The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill provided Texas more than $400 million to build out its electric vehicle charger network along predetermined corridors.

Pine Tree ISD trustees on Monday heard about a critical service for district youth experiencing homelessness and difficult housing situations, as well as current data on how significant the problem

Longview residents got a look this week at the latest designs for a planned public pool at Stamper Park — a $6 million project that likely will resemble a water