Kaitlin Bain
Beaumont Enterprise
Beaumont, TX, United States
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POLICE: Assault rifle-armed man arrested near Beaumont religious sites
Ahmed Abdalla Allam, of New York, was arrested 9 p.m. Sunday while driving a black Toyota Rav 4 after a traffic violation in the 700 block of Archie Street. → Read More
Chevron Phillips Chemical, QatarEnergy make investment decision for $8.5 billion polyethylene plant
The joint venture will be called Golden Triangle Polymers Company and will include a 2,080 KTA ethane cracker and two 1,000 KTA high-density polyethylene units. → Read More
Fire extinguished in crash that closed Interstate 10 in Beaumont
Interstate 10 and Major Drive shut down near Beaumont → Read More
Results from state, Jefferson County and Southeast Texas City Council races
I voted sticker. Tetra Images/Getty Images/Tetra images RF Compiled results are updated based on data from local county clerks and the Texas Secretary of State. → Read More
Federal judge Michael Truncale makes emergency ruling on Beaumont voting case
"This is Southeast Texas," Beaumont NAACP President Rev. Michael Cooper. "Voter... → Read More
Beaumont's Amelia Farm and Market closes to public
The local farm-to-table joint is pivoting its business model. → Read More
Photos: Were you 'seen' at the Gift of Life Monster Dash?
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate More than 2,000 Southeast Texans braved the cool weather and trusted the rainless forecast to attend Saturday's Julie Richardson Procter 5K Ribbon Run Monster Dash. Presenting sponsors for the event included Robin Doupin, Optimus Steel, Provost Umphrey Law Firm and Quality Mat Company. → Read More
From the editor: How the Beaumont Enterprise voter guide comes together
The guide is complete with comments from nearly every candidate in contested Southeast Texas races. → Read More
Two more Southeast Texas counties issue burn bans
All Southeast Texas counties are now under a burn ban and drought intensifies. → Read More
UPDATE: More details on Luke's Bar and Grill closure
The beloved restaurant announced its closing in a succinct Facebook post Sunday night. → Read More
Jasper County again issues burn ban
Jasper County has again issued a burn ban after drought conditions caused an 'imminent threat of widespread or severe damage, injury or loss of life or property.' → Read More
Beaumont job openings: Spindletop Center looking for new employees
The center officers competitive benefits, training and development and a minimum wage of $14.15/hour. → Read More
Southeast Texas Orchid Society holding first 'Orchid'toberfest in Beaumont
Those attending receive a complimentary one-year membership to the Southeast Texas Orchid Society. → Read More
Beaumont looking for former AT&T Building buyer
The city of Beaumont officially is looking for buyers for the downtown AT&T... → Read More
From Houston hate to lovebugs, did you miss September's top articles?
These are the stories Beaumont readers were most interested in last month. → Read More
Sara Dykman, first person to bike monarch migration route, stopping in Beaumont
The 37-year-old is discussing her book Bicycling with Butterflies and giving monarchs a voice. → Read More
Port Arthur Health Department offering drive-thru flu shot clinic
The clinic is for adults 19 years or older. → Read More
Orange County moves elections office
Operations have been moved temporarily due to maintenance issues. → Read More
Beaumont man sentenced in federal court for drug trafficking, firearms
The 31-year-old pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute meth and possession of a firearm. → Read More
Beaumont readers were most interested in these 9 stories in August
You know the feeling sitting around the table with friends when they're talking about something you know nothing about? Don't be that friend. Click through the gallery above to read the stories other Southeast Texans were reading in August. → Read More