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Vicki Benys appeared at the Kingsville Police Department to receive a donation that was raised for her family. She made comments for the first time since her husband was killed in the line of duty.

A study conducted by the Sleep Foundation and application Sleep Cycle found Corpus Christi as the worst place for sleep. The study used a score combining three different metrics and graded cities that had over 250,000 people. It suggests sleep, physical and mental health are all connected.

A study conducted by the Sleep Foundation and application Sleep Cycle found Corpus Christi as the worst place for sleep. The study used a score combining three different metrics and graded cities that had over 250,000 people. It suggests sleep, physical and mental health are all connected.

Premont Veterans Association practices how to properly fold American flag for funeral services.

You may love your truck for off-roading, hauling and tailgating but so do a specific group of criminals.

As the holiday season approaches, one couple’s collection is taking care of Beeville gift shopping.

A 54-year-old Beeville man was killed when his motorcycle struck a cow in the roadway and was then hit by a vehicle nine miles southwest of Beeville on FM 796 in Bee County.

The Livestock and Forage Committees of Bee, Goliad and Refugio counties are encouraging aging beef cattle producers to turn in a sample of their hay for analysis.

At one time Beeville had a population of 14,574 people back in 1980, but now that number stands at just under 13,000 people.

Mathis Police announced Matthew Ray Suniga was arrested Wednesday afternoon.