By Scott Harvey

Commerce – The two students involved in a one car accident in Commerce Tuesday night will reportedly be OK.

19-year-old Michael Swann has been released from Hunt Regional Medical Center in Greenville, while 20-year-old Joshua Perry is expected to be released Wednesday.
The two Texas A&M University-Commerce students were crossing the street near the intersection of Culver and W Neal Street in front of Whitley Hall when they were struck by a car driven by 41-year-old Terry Pope.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce – For the second time in the past month, a Commerce business has been approved for plans to build a new facility with drive-thur service.

Subway restaurant on Tuesday acquired a conditional use permit for 2012 Live Oak Street, which is the vacant lot adjacent to McDonalds and the former Sonic location. Last month, Braums was approved for the same permit, with their new drive-thru facility to be located adjacent to Dominos Pizza. Construction on both projects is to begin soon.

Commerce Council Candidate: David Hitt speaks with KETR about his candidacy for Place 3.

Commerce Council Candidate: David Hitt

Commerce Council Candidate: David Hitt speaks with KETR about his candidacy for Place 3.

Derek and Nathan speak with KETR about an awareness event for sex trafficking on the A&M-Commerce campus.

Rescue the Girl: Derek Harvey and Nathan Cole

Derek and Nathan speak with KETR about an awareness event for sex trafficking on the A&M-Commerce campus.

By Jerrod Knight

KETR Sportscast 05-06-09

Jerrod Knight

Commerce, TX – Mavs lose in Denver; Rangers try to keep the streak alive; trust fund is set for family of Cowboys staffer paralyzed; A&M Commerce golf wraps at tournament today; Greenville Christian School Eagles named to the TAPPS District 3-2A baseball team.

Commerce City Council Candidate: Incumbent Richard Hill speaks with KETR about his candidacy for Place 3.

Commerce City Council Candidate: Incumbent Richard Hill

Commerce City Council Candidate: Incumbent Richard Hill speaks with KETR about his candidacy for Place 3.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce – City of Commerce officials have given the go-ahead to resume all baseball, softball and t-ball games and practices, effective Wednesday.

As a precautionary measure, the city last Thursday suspended all events in the wake of the H1N1/swine flu outbreak. All University Interscholastic League events in Texas have also been suspended.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce – Tuesday's one vehicle accident that injured two Texas A&M University-Commerce students triggers a safety meeting regarding the crash site.

A&M-Commerce officials will reportedly meet with the Texas Department of Transportation this week concerning the safety of the crosswalks at Highway 50 and Culver Street near Whitley Hall.

This Day in History: Tuesday, May 5, 2009.

This Day in History

This Day in History: Tuesday, May 5, 2009.

Commerce City Council Candidate: Incumbent Tony Henry speaks with KETR about his candidacy for Place 1.

Commerce City Council Candidate: Incumbent Tony Henry

Commerce City Council Candidate: Incumbent Tony Henry speaks with KETR about his candidacy for Place 1.