A boil water notice is in effect for all Marshall residents as repairs continue Wednesday on a major water main break.

The process to fully restore water service across Marshall is taking longer than expected because “demand is outpacing production,” officials said. Full water restoration is now expected no later than ...

Julio and Maria Rodriguez are no strangers to being small business owners. The couple own 903 Nutrition in Marshall, and having a second business wasn’t something they thought they would ever do.

Some East Texas SWEPCO customers might have seen the electric company’s newest tool to help keep the lights on – drones. The ...

Week 3 of District 10-5A softball was action packed with four days worth of games. The district saw a few upsets, extra innings filled with high intensity pitching and defense […] ...

U.S. consumption of lithium is projected to increase 74% annually by 2029, according to a recent report from S&P Global. Future investments in processing could transform the lithium supply chain, ...

An East Texas economic analyst said tariff refunds stemming from a recent Supreme Court decision could have positive economic impacts. Dr. Ray Perryman, economist and president and CEO of The […] ...

An event at Marshall’s Michelson Museum of Art helped fill students’ spring break with creativity. On Tuesday and Thursday, students of all ages were invited to the museum to use […] ...

At some point during our weekly visit on Thursday, my stepdad – Don Capps – pointed to a majestic tree about 50 yards away from us and said, “I don’t know why I let that thing live, but I’m glad I did ...

More than 200,000 students have applied for Texas’ new education savings account program, according to numbers released Monday by the state comptroller’s office. Families have until 11:59 p.m. Tuesday ...

A manufacturing facility in Marshall is under investigation by the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office for not paying its employees, and the company’s future in the city is unclear. “We have […] ...