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I usually like to write columns centered on one particular Social Security topic.

Lamar University is among several colleges that received bomb threats on July 6, causing the educational institution to cancel classes and evacuate  the campus “out of an abundance of caution.”

Research into history of Texas police officers killed in the line of duty has led to the discovery of Beaumont Police Officer James A.

After reviewing evidence that a 24-year-old Beaumont Municipal Airport employee allegedly posted and downloaded more than 100 videos and photos of children being sexually assaulted, a Jefferson Cou

Leaving Hardin County is bittersweet for native William “David” Nunn and his family.

Anticipating a potential “intoxication assault” charge for the 65-year-old Beaumont business tycoon, a Beaumont Police Department (BPD) investigator listed Walter Eugene Naymola Jr., nicknamed “Lod

More than two years after a Beaumont jury found former Beaumont ISD electrical contractor Calvin Walker guilty of deceptively securing more than a million dollars in taxpayer funding meant for the

The following information was released by the Hardin County Sheriff Office recently.

Legacy Community Health is calling on sponsors and supporters to join in the planning of a Back to School Festival offering resources and vendor booths, with local businesses and United Way partner

Lamar State College Port Arthur was notified the first week of July that it has received a $50,000 Accelerate Student Success Planning Grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.