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Juan Linn Street to close for daytime traffic starting in June
VICTORIA, Texas — Juan Linn Street will be closed to through traffic for four weeks beginning Monday, June 1. According to the city, the closure will run daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Juan Linn Street between Ben Wilson Street and U.S. Highway 59. Businesses in the area will remain accessible, but drivers are advised to seek alternate routes to avoid delays.
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City to begin Avenue D construction Tuesday
VICTORIA, Texas — The city is starting construction on Avenue D beginning Tuesday, May 26. Avenue D, from North Street to Port Lavaca Drive, will be under construction for two weeks, according to the city. The road will be open to through traffic, and all businesses and homes will be accessible, but motorists should account for interruptions during the work. The work is set to remove and replace portions of concrete curbs, gutters, and driveway aprons. The work is part of the 2026 Residential Street Maintenance Program.
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Oak Hill pool water causes road splash at Victoria intersection
VICTORIA, Texas - If you drove through the intersection of Sam Houston Drive and Hibiscus Lane in Victoria today, Wednesday, chances are you hit an unexpected “splash zone” — a wide stretch of water spilling across the road.
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Victoria transit to run modified schedule due to staffing shortage
VICTORIA, Texas — Victoria Transit will operate on a modified schedule Wednesday through Friday due to staffing shortages. The agency said its fixed-route service will run on an hourly schedule during that time for the red, blue and green lines. Regular service is expected to resume Monday, May 1.
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Local gas prices make minor drop heading into work week
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TxDOT to install cameras on Mockingbird Lane for future trail crossing
VICTORIA, Texas — The Texas Department of Transportation will temporarily place cameras on Mockingbird Lane to collect data for the future Guy Grant Trail crossing. The camera will be installed near Gettysburg Drive and will help TxDOT finalize the trail design, according to a city news release. Under the current plan, a high-intensity activated crosswalk (HAWK) signal will be installed to help pedestrians cross the street. When a pedestrian pushes the button, flashing yellow lights will activate, followed by a red-light requiring driver to stop — similar to the crossing on Ben Wilson Street at Texas A&M University-Victoria. The city was awarded $3 million for the 0.67-mile trail project through TxDOT’s Transportation Alternatives grant program. The city applied for the grant in 2025 after seeking public feedback. The trail will begin at Guy Grant Road and run along Greenbelt Park, crossing Mockingbird Lane and Leary Lane before connecting to the Lone Tree Creek Hike and Bike Trail. Construction is expected to begin in 2027. Other projects in the area will coincide with the trail, including a right-of-way acquisition for a street improvement project on Guy Grant Road between Salem Road and Mockingbird Lane. That project is scheduled to begin in
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City, TxDOT move forward with Guy Grant Trail
IMAGE: This map shows in blue the future Guy Grant Trail, connecting Guy Grant Road to the Lone Tree Hike & Bike Trail, crossing Mockingbird Lane and Leary Lane. The Texas Department of Transportation will collect data this month to determine whether a pedestrian signal similar to the one on Ben Wilson at A&M-Victoria is required by state design standards at the point where the future Guy Grant Trail will cross Mockingbird Lane.
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Part of Broadmoor Street closing for retail development improvements
VICTORIA, Texas — Drivers will not be able to travel eastbound on part of Broadmoor Street beginning Monday, April 27. Broadmoor Street will be closed to eastbound traffic between Eden Roc Street and Navarro Street for approximately three months. The closure is part of roadway connection improvements related to the Victoria Village retail development. Motorists will still have access to all homes and businesses in the area during the closure. Westbound traffic from Navarro Street and businesses along Broadmoor Street will remain accessible using the private road located in front of Victoria Village.