Sabine Pass
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KPLC TV
Westlake entrance to I-10 reopens, ending infamous crash bar saga
WESTLAKE, La. (KPLC) - The crash bar in Westlake will no longer be an obstacle for large-truck drivers. The entrance to I-10 West is now open to traffic, according to DOTD. Traffic has been rerouted for months as crews prepare for the long-awaited I-10 Bridge over the Calcasieu River. The...
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Three years later, Beaumont checks progress on federally funded CNG bus upgrades
Three years after Beaumont received millions in federal funding to replace aging city buses, transit officials say the city remains committed to compressed natural gas buses, though they have not yet calculated total savings from the investment. The city received nearly $3 million in federal funding, with Beaumont contributing nearly...
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Where to expect road work, closures across Southeast Texas this week
Drivers could encounter construction, lane closures and other road work this week as the Texas Department of Transportation continues projects throughout the Beaumont District. Some of the biggest impacts this week include work along Interstate 10 in Beaumont, bridge projects in Jasper and Newton counties and lane closures at the...
KFDM-TV
Beaumont Oktoberfest returns to Rogers Park
What activities are included in Kidtoberfest at the festival?. Fall fun is tapping back into Beaumont, and Rogers Park is getting ready to feel a whole lot like Oktoberfest again. The city will host the 11th Annual City of Beaumont Oktoberfest at Rogers Park, with a full afternoon and evening...
KFDM-TV
Water main leak prompts Boil Water Notice for two areas in Port Arthur
PORT ARTHUR — Due to a water main leak, the City of Port Arthur’s water system pressure from Duff Drive to the Rainbow Bridge, as well as between Pinetop Road and the Ship Channel, fell below the 20 psi state requirement. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has...
Beaumont Enterprise
Janci Kimball hopes to leave Beaumont stronger than she found it
Gift of Life has named its 2026 Angels Among Us honorees, recognizing women in Southeast Texas for their community work. One of the four honorees is Janci Kimball, chief executive officer of Nutrition and Services for Seniors. “I feel very humbled to even be asked to do this because giving back is just something that we all need to be doing,” Kimball said. “We don't do it for the recognition and we don't do it for the money. We do it because we want to build a stronger Beaumont together, and just to be among these ranks of these women that are other Angels and past Angels before me, I'm just completely honored to be able to stand among them and be a part of this program.” Working in the nonprofit sector and volunteering have always been central to Kimball’s life, she said. Much of that work, she said, has focused on strengthening Beaumont. “I've always tried to volunteer because I really feel strongly in keeping Beaumont strong because I want my children to raise my grandchildren here,” she said. Kimball said her commitment to volunteerism started when her children were young, when she brought them along to teach them