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'Go 4 The Bell' hosts its inaugural gala August 17 at Beaumont Civic Center.
BEAUMONT, Texas — A newly formed organization in Beaumont is making sure families have whatever they need if their child gets diagnosed with cancer. Go 4 The Bell, the only pediatric cancer organization of their kind between Houston and New Orleans, is already making impacts in Southeast Texas. One...
Beaumont City Council to consider ordinance that might lead to Gilbert Building demolition
BEAUMONT, Texas — At the next Beaumont City Council meeting, councilmembers will consider an ordinance that would declare the Gilbert Building in downtown as an 'imminent danger'. This would give Tom Flanagan, the building's owner, five days to demolish it or the city will be authorized to do it...
Two arrested after police find items related to explosive devices, drugs inside their home
TYLER COUNTY, Texas — Two people were arrested and taken to jail after police found items related to explosive devices and drugs inside their Tyler County home. Police conducted traffic stops on Brandon Colotta and Jennifer Lamb Colotta as they were leaving the residence. On August 8, Special Agents...
City warns of possible cougar spotted at night in Port Arthur neighborhood
BEAUMONT, Texas — The City of Port Arthur has issued a warning about a 'huge cat', possibly a cougar, that has been spotted at night roaming in a Port Arthur neighborhood. The possible cougar has been spotted for several nights between the 3200 - 3600 blocks of Thomas Blvd and Gulfway Dr, according to a news release from the city.
3 injured as crews battle fire at flea market in N. Houston, fire marshal says
HOUSTON — Three people, including two firefighters, were injured as crews battled a massive fire at a flea market in north Houston Friday morning. Investigators with the Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office are still working to determine what caused the fire at the Tia Pancha flea market on Airline Drive near West Road.
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