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Bob Hallmark

Reporter · US

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Bob Hallmark

    Historic White’s Motel in Longview saved from demolition (opens the original)

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    LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - A building that once housed the only motel available to African Americans in Longview during segregation is being preserved after a city court order had called for its demolition. The historic White’s Motel, off South Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, previously had crumbling walls and a collapsing roof. Owner Audrey White said the property was once considered among the best in the region. “It was the nicest place in maybe a 150-200 mile radius,” White said. White sai

  2. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Bob Hallmark

    East Texas crews, first responders adjust routines as temperatures soar (opens the original)

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    TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - As temperatures rise across East Texas, staying in air-conditioned spaces is not an option for many outdoor workers, including landscapers, linesmen, road crews and firefighters. “It’s been hotter and it’s just we make sure our guys get breaks and drink lots of water and electrolytes and make sure everybody’s doing good.” In the heat, productivity is measured in minutes instead of hours. Landscapers, linesmen and road crews said their work must be done regardless of tempera

  3. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Bob Hallmark

    East Texas storm knocks out power, downs trees across Rusk County (opens the original)

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    RUSK COUNTY, Texas (KLTV) - Huge trees and power lines are still down in parts of East Texas after a fast-moving storm. An area west of Kilgore, south of Highway 31 along FM 1639, was hit hardest, leaving thousands without power. Along a stretch of County Road 1115, evidence of the storm that passed through can be seen everywhere. The storm snapped trees, with some torn out of the ground. “We got a call maybe 7:30, 8-o’clock, trees down on County Road 138 with power lines,” Rusk County Commissio

  4. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Bob Hallmark

    Cooling stations open across East Texas as summer heat intensifies (opens the original)

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    LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - Cooling stations are now open across East Texas, offering residents a place to escape the heat during the region’s deep summer months of July, August and September. The Longview Public Library is among the sites serving as a designated cooling station. Leah Shreves said the library extends its hours during periods of high heat. “When it’s super hot we’ll extend past regular library offering hours, as a cooling station,” Shreves said. “Some people stay here from the time

  5. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Bob Hallmark

    TOTC dog obedience competition returns to Longview (opens the original)

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    LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - For dog owners, it was like “playoff time,” a chance to move on to national competition. The TOTC dog obedience competition took place last weekend in Longview. Owners and their dogs came to the Longview Expo Center from all over the region to compete in the TOTC, or Tyler Obedience Training Club regional dog obedience competition. “This is a regional event. There are only seven events held in the United States. Very, very important event,” Event Assistant Chair Pat Gann

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