Juan Rodriguez
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Port Arthur, TX, United States
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Sisters give birth within an hour of each other at Austin hospital
Within an hour, both baby Steiner and baby Haze were born, each weighing 6 pounds and 13 ounces. → Read More
Texas keeps it weird with their alcohol laws
Texas has some wacky laws when it comes to alcohol. Here are some that stand out. → Read More
Austin mom uses sign to help find job before the holidays
The Austin mother is searching for any labor work to help buy her children Christmas presents. → Read More
11-year-old Austinite is now youngest ever Tejano Music Awards recipient
With some calling her the "mini version of Selena," Mia Garcia is making Austin proud as the youngest star to ever receive a Tejano Music Award. → Read More
From zero to heroes | Austin couple becomes first-time parents to six after adoption
On Austin Adoption Day, the Morton family became a family of six, joining dozens of other kids who found their forever homes. → Read More
Businesses feed thousands affected by flooding in Kingsland
In an act of kindness for people that lost their homes in the floods this week, businesses are working together to provide food for the community Kingston. → Read More
Travis County officials investigating after ACL Festival-goer reported missing
Friends of the missing Minnesota man say they last saw their friend early Saturday morning after he left their rental property near the Colorado River. → Read More
Scattered showers dampen Labor Day weekend for San Marcos tubing businesses
Many businesses on Central Texas waters depend on the Labor Day weekend to cash in, as it's the unofficial end to the summer season. → Read More
Gerrymandering game created by Austin siblings gains national attention
"First and foremost, we want to teach politicians that gerrymandering is not a game," said one of gamemakers. → Read More
Austinite to star in new Discovery Channel TV show 'Hard To Kill'
"Every day that I wake up, I try to figure out how I'm not going to die," said Kennedy. → Read More
Central Texas archaeologists find ancient artifacts dating back 20,000 years
Researchers believe these findings could be the earliest signs of human existence in North America. → Read More
Texas boy with half a heart gets dream hockey rink thanks to Make-A-Wish Foundation
"We found out when I was 20 weeks pregnant that he had only half of his heart," his mother Lisa Crane said. → Read More
Austin siblings create board game to tackle gerrymandering
"We created this game to help start a conversation on an issue not discussed enough," the game-making siblings said. → Read More
Piles of trash along Taft avenue prompts Groves man to take action
From driving a tow truck to picking up the trash left by someone else, Jeremy Squiers is being praised for doing a good deed. → Read More
Approaching storm causes rise in flood insurance applications in Southeast Texas
As hurricane season approaches, insurance agents say flood insurance applications are on the rise. → Read More
Council appoints Major Owens interim Port Arthur Police chief after Melvin's resignation
The city will replace Melvin with Major Owens, who returned from paid leave prior to Tropical Storm Harvey. → Read More
Hamshire Fannett Independent School District to increase security across all campuses
An increase in security at schools is about protecting and insuring safety of children. → Read More
Nederland store catches thieves on camera stuffing stolen items into their pants
A group of men were caught on camera stuffing more than $1,000 worth of clothes into their pants at a Nederland industrial store. → Read More
Port Arthur's population decline after Harvey could cause longterm problem for residents
After Harvey took on Southeast Texas, many people in Port Arthur decided they are not coming back home , and the result could be huge. → Read More
Swarm of termites causes concern among Southeast Texans
There's a pesky bug taking over Southeast Texas, causing many concerns for those living in Vidor. → Read More