Tre Sanchez

3 weeks ago | kfdm.com | Tre Sanchez |Scott Lawrence

TOPICS:Vidor City CouncilBan game roomsEight-liner machinesCash prizesConvenience storesTexas lawMoney launderingPolice departmentVidor — Vidor City Council has voted Friday night to ban game rooms, following search warrants Monday at all ten in the city. It'll take a second vote in the near future for the ban to take effect. Businesses will get a grace period before that happens.

3 weeks ago | news4sanantonio.com | Tre Sanchez

Starting July 1st, 2025, Texas drivers will see a major shift in how they get their license plates. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TXDMV) is eliminating paper temporary tags and replacing them with permanent metal plates that buyers will receive at the time of purchase. For years, paper tags were a temporary solution for car buyers while they waited for their official plates and registration stickers.

3 weeks ago | kfdm.com | Tre Sanchez

June 4th, 2025 — Starting July 1st, 2025, Texas drivers will see a major shift in how they get their license plates. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TXDMV) is eliminating paper temporary tags and replacing them with permanent metal plates that buyers will receive at the time of purchase. For years, paper tags were a temporary solution for car buyers while they waited for their official plates and registration stickers.

4 weeks ago | kfdm.com | Tre Sanchez

Woodville — The family of 19-year-old Keniyah Williams is grieving the tragic loss of the young mother, student, and beloved daughter who was shot earlier this week by her boyfriend while sitting inside a car with her two young sons and died at a hospital. Williams, a 2024 Woodville High School graduate and freshman nursing student at Angelina College, died from a gunshot wound to the head ay CHRISTUS Jasper Memorial Hospital.

1 month ago | kfdm.com | Tre Sanchez

Vidor, TX — A beloved summer tradition is back. Smith Lake, a popular water park in Vidor Texas, is reopening this Saturday after a five-year closure that began with the COVID-19 pandemic. The return of the park is already creating buzz among locals eager to cool off, reconnect, and relive fond memories. From swimming and splashing to enjoying snacks at the concession stand and relaxing under the many gazebos, the water park promises a full day of family fun.