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University of North TexasUNT higher education professor Barrett Taylor explains how Gina Hinojosa's election could affect Texas universities, governing boards, academic freedom and state policy. -
KETRThe Commerce Tigers fall out of the 2026 UIL playoffs with a bi-district loss to the Liberty-Eylau Leopards, 35-28. A normally prolific Commerce offense put up some big plays in the second half after managing just seven points in the first, but it was not enough to overcome a highly talented Liberty-Eylau defense.
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The Dallas author’s next novel reimagines The Secret Garden as a mystery thriller. In a September conversation with KETR, Bernet discussed turning beloved classics into mysteries—and the persistence behind her debut. -
The one-hour broadcast, starting at 6 p.m., examines what the separation of church and state was meant to accomplish and how faith fits into today’s political debates. -
KETR has compiled a rundown of the Halloween events happening across Northeast Texas this week. -
The Commerce Tigers defeat the Mineola Yellowjackets 60-6 in the Tigers' final home game of the season. -
This week Luke and his friend give a very current whitetail hunting report- straight from deer camp in Wood County. -
Texas romance author Lana Ferguson joins KETR's The Lede to discuss her books, small-town life, creative freedom and why romance deserves respect. -
The Commerce Tigers defeat the Mount Vernon Tigers in District 7 3A-D1 play, 30-20. Ky'Mani Graham leads Commerce with 229 rushing yards. -
This week Luke visits with Lamont Register and Lester Ranew with Timber Tines Deer Food and the topic is the benefits of a well balanced deer food for not only antler development but also the overall health of the deer herd. For more information on Timber Tines, contact Lester at 404-450-5040. -
Texas A&M historian Roger Reese discusses the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany, the human cost of World War II and parallels with Russia's war in Ukraine ahead of an October 22 lecture in Greenville.
