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The march in honor of César Chávez started at the corner of Port Avenue and Agnes Street to the Antonio E. Garcia Arts and Education Center.

Woman in Refugio bought an abandoned home and turned it into a place for local businesses to set up shop.

Lil Oscar Cantu said he received great support from his hometown during his boxing career. He created Lil Oscar day to give back, but it's just a small part of his impact on Kingsville.

Along with federal resources from the Great Basin, two fire districts from Utah have crews in Texas assisting with wildfire suppression.

Texas A&M Forest Service anticipating additional wildfires this week

State and local firefighters are currently working on 12 active wildfires in Texas Monday afternoon as the potential for more wildfires this week may outpace...

Officials with the National Weather Service in Lubbock say Red Flag Warning conditions will persist through at least Tuesday, with high winds above 20 mph and low humidity

There is potential for large wildfires to occur Tuesday that may outpace firefighters’ suppression efforts

President of Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi announced an increase in threshold for a financial assistance program. It's estimated to allow 500 more students to earn tuition assistance.

Lauro Fred Cavazos was laid to rest in his hometown of Kingsville on Friday. He set the stage for Hispanic Americans in education.