Updated: 9:02 PM CDT May 9, 2021
TYLER, Texas The Texas Department of Public Safety has closed the eastbound lane of HWY 31 from Tyler to FM 757 due to a crash.
Currently, investigators are at the scene. There is no information about the number of vehicles involved or the state of the drivers.
The highway is expected to be closed for several hours.
Travelers should avoid the area if possible and be prepared to detour.
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JACKSONVILLE, Texas Tragic news spread throughout East Texas Friday as it was announced that Pete Lammons, the former Jacksonville High School, University of Texas and NFL football star died during a fishing tournament. He was 77.
In 2000 Lammons and his brothers organized a yearly $5,000 scholarship in honor of their father, and to emphasize its focus on education, the football player could not receive the money until they showed proof they had graduated from a four-year university.
Our Alan Kasper caught up with his friend Wayne Coleman, the Athletic Director of Jacksonville High School, to find out more about the man.
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TYLER, Texas If you’ve been driving around Tyler lately, who might have noticed white lines on the roads.
Those lines are part of an initiative called the Tyler Bike Stripes Project. It aims to make the roadways more accessible to bicyclists, however, these lines also managing to divide residents.
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They re a part of an initiative called the Tyler Bike Stripes Project. It aims to make the roadways more accessible to bicyclists but these lines also managing to divide residents.
Pat, Where You At? Patrick Mahomes cutout makes its way around Whitehouse
CBS19 s Alan Kasper caught up with Brian Feiden who s behind the Pat, Where You At? Facebook page and let him tell his story in his own words. Author: Alan Kasper Updated: 3:28 PM CST February 7, 2021
WHITEHOUSE, Texas A surprise gift for a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan has led to reports of Patrick Mahomes popping up all over Whitehouse.
CBS19 s Alan Kasper caught up with Brian Feiden who s behind the Pat, Where You At? Facebook page and let him tell his story in his own words.
Updated: 6:12 PM CST February 5, 2021
WHITEHOUSE, Texas The day started with Whitehouse mayor James Wansley declaring this year s Super Bowl, Sunday, February 7th as Patrick Mahomes day.
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“He s a highly productive quarterback, Mayor James Wansley said. But I think more important than that he has a really strong foundation that was built brick by brick.”
Everywhere you turn in Whitehouse, you ll find support for the hometown hero. Paintings, yard signs and even a larger-than-life cardboard cutout of the quarterback himself.
Brian Feiden has been carrying the cut out around town. He s named it Flat Pat and said, “It actually started off as around the house, with the family. And when someone requested, hey, you should bring Patrick out into the community. I thought, you know what, that d be a lot of fun”