Tyre White is a local journalist based in Lufkin, Texas. He writes for KTRE and KLTV 7, covering a variety of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories. Tyre's work has also been featured in KWTX News 10.
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By: Tyre White
The Texas Broadband Development Office was created in 2021 due to House Bill 5, a bill looking to bring broadband internet access to rural areas. 3 years later, BDO Director Greg Conte shares how they’re still working to close the ‘digital divide’ across the state.
Livingston ISD Superintendent Dr. Brent Hawkins spoke on the expansion of the district’s athletic complex.
In Nacogdoches, KTRE’s Tyre White checks in from Lanana Creek Trail, where a sewer line broke Sunday morning.
In Angelina County, homeowners will pay more in property taxes next year, as county Commissioners approve their 2025 budget in Tuesday's commissioners court meeting.
Visit Lufkin Director Tara Hendrix explained what Wayfinder signs are, and how they can help tourism in the city move forward.
Lufkin ISD approves tax rate increase, employee raise for 2025 budget
Tela Mange with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, shares what to do if you suspect you’ve gotten bad gas at a gas station.
Tela Mange with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, shares what to do if you suspect you’ve gotten bad gas at a gas station.
“The community has really come together to try to find this dog and because of that, everybody knows about Lucy,” said Kelly Floyd with Nacogdoches Foster and Rescue.
The project is still in the design phase, but most of it is done, with construction set to begin in Spring 2029.
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