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MDA Telethon To Kick Off This Labor Day

TYLER - The 43rd Annual Jerry Lewis Telethon starts Monday, labor day. It's a 20-hour program, with a huge pay off for some east texas families. It's KETK's third year... Read more »

Meteorologist gets hitched!

SULPHUR SPRINGS - KETK Meteorologist Zach Glenn got married Saturday afternoon. He married Monica Helm at the First Baptist Church. The whole KETK Team sends their congratulations ... And a big aggie... Read more »

Man Sets Foot On Moon 39 Years Ago

39-years-ago Sunday, the U.S made "one giant step", as man set foot on the moon. In 1969, it was one small step for man--one giant leap for mankind. That's what astronaut Neil... Read more »

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New video game literally a mind game
Willpower is set to replace fast fingers in a new video game in which players move characters through a headset that monitors their brain waves. Read more »
"Nomadic" French writer Le Clezio wins Nobel prize
French author Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio, a globetrotting novelist hailed as a child of all continents, won the Nobel prize for literature on Thursday. Read more »
Esquire crowns Halle Berry 'Sexiest Woman Alive'
Halle Berry may be a mommy of a certain age, but the men's magazine Esquire says the Oscar-winning actress is still the Sexiest Woman Alive. Read more »
Fire damages Nolte's home in Malibu
A fire at Nick Nolte's home in Malibu, California gutted his living roomTuesday but the actor escaped with minor injuries after trying to douse the flames with a garden hose, officials said. Read more »
Actors union leader confident on strike vote
Screen Actors Guild leaders said Monday they are confident union members will support authorizing a strike against major Hollywood studios if the issue is put to a vote, despite a faltering U.S. economy. Read more »
'X-Files' star David Duchovny leaves sex rehab
Actor David Duchovny, who plays a womanizing novelist on the cable television series "Californication," has completed a rehabilitation program for sex addiction, his attorney saidMonday. Read more »
AIDS pioneers, cancer scientist win Nobel prize
Two French scientists who discovered the AIDS virus and a German who bucked conventional wisdom to find a cause of cervical cancer were awarded the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine on Monday. Read more »
"Chihuahua" best in show at U.S. box office
Canine comedy "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" was top dog at the North American box offices, digging up $29 million in ticket sales in its first weekend in theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday. Read more »
Police rushed to judge O.J. in Simpson case
Witnesses lied and police rushed to judgement in their zeal to arrest O.J. Simpson on robbery and kidnapping charges, the American football legend's defense lawyers told jurors. Read more »
Apple denies report of Steve Jobs heart attack
An Internet report claiming that Apple Incchief executive Steve Jobs has had a heart attack is not true, the company said Friday. Read more »

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