The Longview News-Journal

A driver hitting the wrong pedal drove a car into Barron's book section Friday morning, but no one was injured in the wreck. Full Story »

The Pine Tree High School leadership class and the Longview Blue Santa Program have scheduled a "Blue Santa Celebration" for Saturday. Full Story »

Good Shepherd Medical Center Full Story »

A Kilgore man was sentenced to 6 1/2 years in federal prison on child pornography charges, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tyler. Full Story »

A Smith County sheriff's deputy died in a wreck early Thursday, just hours after he was named the department's Rookie of the Year. Full Story »

A 33-year-old man died Wednesday morning at a Gilmer lumberyard. Full Story »

While some residents might get excited about snowfall possibilities today, the National Weather Service in Shreveport predicts areas north of Interstate 20 might get snow dust instead. Full Story »

Chilly weather didn't prevent a good turnout Thursday evening for the annual courthouse lighting and Christmas parade in downtown Longview. Full Story »

The Gregg County Health Department continues to offer free H1N1 vaccines and is making them available to a larger segment of the population, officials said Thursday. Full Story »

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Longview-based Cloud's Food Service for public health violations its inspectors found this past summer. Full Story »

HUGHES SPRINGS — On Christmas morning, 16 East Texas children who ordinarily wouldn't receive gifts will have dozens of presents to unwrap. Full Story »

KILGORE — A local oilfield equipment manufacturer burned the midnight oil to create the biggest project in the company's history. Full Story »

When Kilgore Police Sgt. Richard Stanley walked into the Kilgore High School auditorium, he was met by thunderous applause. He paused mid-stride and smiled. Full Story »

Area school districts plan to use comprehensive performance reports released Thursday to determine how to improve their students' education. Full Story »

Longview lawyer and Spring Hill school board member Tim Womack has filed as a Republican candidate for judge of the 307th District Court. Full Story »

The Greater Longview United Way has collected $145,012 less this year than it had by the first week of December 2008. Full Story »

A Smith County sheriff's deputy died after a one-vehicle wreck early Thursday, just hours after he was named the department's Rookie of the Year. Full Story »

U.S. District Judge Michael Schneider on Thursday sentenced a Kilgore man to 6 1/2 years in federal prison on child pornography charges, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tyler. Full Story »

When Kilgore Police Sgt. Richard Stanley walked into the Kilgore High School auditorium, he was met by thunderous applause, causing him to pause mid-stride and smile. Full Story »

Longview Partnership officials said tonight's Christmas Parade downtown is still on schedule. Full Story »

Tim Womack has filed as a Republican candidate for the position of Judge of the 307th Family District Court. Full Story »

The Gregg County Health Department continues to offer the H1N1 vaccine and is making it available to a larger segment of the population due to new state guidelines, officials said Thursday. Full Story »

While some residents might get excited about snowfall possibilities on Friday, the National Weather Service in Shreveport predicts areas north of Interstate 20 might get snow dust instead. Full Story »

Two Longview men remained jailed Thursday morning after Longview police found several types of suspected drugs in a residence. Full Story »

While many national charities are feeling the pinch of the economic downturn, directors of several local nonprofit agencies said the problem is not so much on the supply side as in the demand. Full Story »