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Port Lavaca City Council unanimously approved hiring a Victoria lawman this week as their new police chief. Read Story »
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Port Lavaca residents may have lost a previous battle in the fight against red light cameras, but a new petition ... Read Story »
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The success of immigrants depends in part on the acceptance of the adopted communities. Read Story »
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POINT COMFORT - No one was injured Wednesday morning in a fire at the Formosa Hydrocarbons plant, said Jim Shephard, ... Read Story »
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Area youths are invited to join Trinity Episcopal Church's Youth Confirmation Class for a special U2-themed worship and praise service ... Read Story »
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Nelva Gonzales Ramos has moved on up - not to the east side in a deluxe apartment ... Read Story »
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Hser Dah had never even heard of prom as a child in war-torn Myanmar. Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - Darrell Baker used to collect money inside a can to support Shriners Hospitals for Children. Read Story »
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Lynette Cunningham walked nearly 40 miles in one weekend this month. Read Story »
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A new president offers new hope for Myanmar. Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - Carl Baugh hasn't paid a ticket he received after cameras caught him running a red light. Read Story »
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The Texas Coast has been hit by 63 hurricanes since the National Weather Service began keeping records in 1851. Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - Anthony Brown hunkered in the front cockpit of the 2011 single-prop Cessna Skyhawk, tense with anxiety and ... Read Story »
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When Ray Davila emigrated with his family from Mexico in the 1954, he had about $40 in his pocket. Read Story »
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Victoria is mourning one of the driving forces behind a group that works to help abused and neglected children. Read Story »
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The seven men arrested after they were accused of assaulting a juvenile with a box cutter during a home invasion ... Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - The Calhoun County Tea Party meets Thursday for the third time since the grassroots movement swept conservative ... Read Story »
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Port Lavaca police are canvassing a neighborhood near Chocolate Bayou Park where a woman was assaulted Tuesday. Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - Memorial Medical Center announced the closure of its home health department last week. Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - Memorial Medical Center selected a finalist to fill its chief executive officer vacancy at a specially called ... Read Story »