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I can't even get my picky family members to crave the same foods at the same time, so it's amazing to think that an entire country can start craving corn on a whim. What in the world is happening.

A Tyler cemetery will be part of the annual Wreaths Across America event which honors veterans that we've lost, but big changes are part of the plan this year.

Even with a pandemic and a coin shortage, trick-or-treating for UNICEF is still on. No one will be collecting coins in cardboard boxes this year, but there are still fun ways for kids to be part of the tradition.

East Texas could see another run on groceries this winter as people hop on the stockpiling bandwagon again. But, there is good news. Meat might be spared this time.

Based on the line at my early voting site, the turnout for this election is going to be huge. Once you get inside the polling location, you'll find two small surprises.

It won't be long and the Elf on the Shelf will be hanging off of toothbrush holders and toilet bowl handles spying on kids, Netflix plans to help with the project this year.

Tyler isn't growing at warp speed, but it did make the top 200 list for the fastest growing cities in America. And two Texas towns made the top ten.

Bigger is not better when it comes to birds, and this Thanksgiving we're going to see smaller options for centerpieces of the feasts.

There are no costumes or presents today, but Columbus Day is still a holiday worth noting. It has become controversial, but Texas might not be Texas without it.

If you haven't seen a Breakfast Crunchwrap on your way to work yet, it's coming back soon. Taco Bell is bringing back the breakfast menu and increasing speed at the drive-thru too.

To give us a break from the high bun and low ponytail, we may be seeing more banana hair clips soon on Zoom and at the grocery store. The double combs that were big in the 80s are making a comeback.

To Kill a Mockingbird and The Color Purple have been banned in some places, and this year add the Harry Potter series to the list. This is Banned Books Week, and Tyler is part of the push to keep those books available and accessible.