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Angelina County judge fined over $2K for abusing official capacity

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By Michael Garcia
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LUFKIN, Texas ( KETK ) - Angelina County Justice of the Peace for Precinct 2 Donald 'Donnie' Puckett was arrested and convicted of abuse of official capacity on Friday. Warrant details how Winnsboro ISD board president allegedly failed to report child abuse Puckett was arrested by the Texas Rangers on Friday and booked into the Angelina County Jail on a charge of abuse of official capacity between $750 and $2,500.
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In focus: East Texas schools prepare for fall 2026 semester

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By Michael Garcia
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TYLER, Texas ( KETK ) - In this week's episode of East Texas In Focus, KETK News anchor Nolan Hoffman spoke with several East Texas educators as local students prepare to head back to class. IN FOCUS: Rep. Moran talks AI Kill Switch Act, Iran War, high prices Nolan sat down with Tyler ISD Superintendent Dr. Marty Crawford and Arp ISD superintendent Shannon Arrington to discuss what parents should know heading into this school year.
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Longview proposes staff raises without raising property taxes

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By Michael Garcia
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LONGVIEW, Texas ( KETK ) - On Thursday, Longview City Council was presented with the city's proposed budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, which includes raises for city staff without having to raise property taxes. The raises for city workers come from a new market-based pay plan and will amount to at least two percent for those workers who aren't getting even greater wage adjustments as part of THE new plan.
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