Tyrese Boone

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Public Safety and Government Reporter at Victoria Advocate

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Articles

Calls for Kingsville commissioners’ removal continue

4 days ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

City leaders in Kingsville were expected to address the status of three city commissioners — Norma Nelda Alvarez, Hector Hinojosa, and Leo Alarcon — during Monday’s meeting, but no action was taken. As KRIS 6 News first reported, some residents have been pushing for the removal of the three commissioners, citing concerns over the way city meetings have been handled and the treatment of city employees.
Community members gather to celebrate Juneteenth

1 week ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

“Happy Juneteenth!” — a greeting filled with joy and pride — echoed through the room on Thursday as community members came together to honor a pivotal moment in history. Local activist Thea Cain was among those attending the NAACP’s Juneteenth luncheon, an event dedicated to commemorating the day enslaved people in Texas were finally informed of their freedom.
Kingsville residents frustrated over costly pothole problems

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Tyrese Boone

Scott Burris, like many people in Kingsville, has learned to drive cautiously through town, carefully weaving around potholes scattered across numerous streets. “Terrible, it's some of the worst in the country,” Burris said about the conditions. Driving along Hall Street, where Burris lives, has turned into an expensive burden. He says a mix of new and old potholes has cost him nearly $4,000 in repairs for just two vehicles.
Kingsville residents frustrated over costly pothole problems

1 week ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

Scott Burris, like many people in Kingsville, has learned to drive cautiously through town, carefully weaving around potholes scattered across numerous streets. “Terrible, it's some of the worst in the country,” Burris said about the conditions. Driving along Hall Street, where Burris lives, has turned into an expensive burden. He says a mix of new and old potholes has cost him nearly $4,000 in repairs for just two vehicles.
Flooded streets, grateful hearts: Rivera gets much-needed rainfall

1 week ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

Residents in the Rivera area are dealing with flooded yards and streets after recent heavy rains, but many say the downpour is more blessing than burden. Danny Carlson, manager at Rivera Beach RV Park, says this is not the first time they’ve seen flooding like this in the area. “Well, this is the second time it’s rained like this where we’ve had some flooding and stuff,” Carlson said.
New Fire Station #3 opens in Corpus Christi, promising faster response and better resources

2 weeks ago | kztv10.com | Tyrese Boone

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and a round of applause marked the grand opening of Corpus Christi’s brand-new Fire Station #3, a long-anticipated facility aimed at enhancing emergency response in one of the city's busiest districts. City officials, first responders, and local residents gathered to celebrate the opening of the $11 million project. The modern facility replaces the aging station built in the 1970s, which leaders say could no longer meet the needs of the growing community.
Teens at Sea City Work Camp repair homes for neighbors

2 weeks ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

In neighborhoods across the Coastal Bend, volunteers are making a difference—one home at a time. Seventy-seven-year-old Dean Flinn knows firsthand just how overwhelming home renovations can be. His home, now more than two decades old, was in need of major improvements. But like many in similar situations, the scope of the work seemed out of reach. “A lot of projects I thought I won’t get this done,” Flinn admitted.
New Fire Station #3 Opens in Corpus Christi

2 weeks ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

A ribbon cutting and a round of applause marked the grand opening of Corpus Christi’s brand-new Fire Station #3, a long-anticipated facility aimed at improving emergency response in one of the city's busiest districts. City officials, first responders, and local residents gathered to celebrate the opening of the $11 million project. The modern facility replaces the aging station built in the 1970s, which leaders say could no longer meet the needs of the growing community.
Volunteers clear the way for upcoming sea turtle releases

2 weeks ago | kztv10.com | Tyrese Boone

With sea turtle release season just around the corner, local volunteers rolled up their sleeves today to make sure the beach is ready. The University of Texas Marine Science Institute (UTMSI) organized a beach cleanup at Access Road 2, where neighbors and conservation-minded community members gathered to remove litter. Items like water bottles, toothbrushes, and aluminum cans were among the debris collected—items that could otherwise harm sea turtles making their way back to the ocean.
Volunteers clear the way for upcoming sea turtle releases

2 weeks ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

With sea turtle release season just around the corner, local volunteers rolled up their sleeves today to make sure the beach is ready. The University of Texas Marine Science Institute (UTMSI) organized a beach cleanup at Access Road 2, where neighbors and conservation-minded community members gathered to remove litter. Items like water bottles, toothbrushes, and aluminum cans were among the debris collected—items that could otherwise harm sea turtles making their way back to the ocean.

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