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Silsbee Police Chief out of jail after being arrested for public intoxicaton

2 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

The Silsbee police chief is out of jail on bond following his arrest on a charge of public intoxication in the Texas Hill country. Staff at the Gillespie County Jail tell our news partner KFDM News that according to jail records, 48-year-old James Shawn Keith Blackwell was arrested Monday by the Fredericksburg Police Department on a charge of public intoxication. They didn't provide details of the arrest. Blackwell was released on a $500 surety bond, according to staff.
Newton Library to host event

2 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

The staff of the Newton County Public Library is inviting everyone to come out and have a blast as they kick off the summer reading program “Bubble Blitzers” which is a special event featuring wet fun with soap, water, foam and bubbles. The special opening party will be held on Tuesday July 1st, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am at the open field across from the library. They remind everyone to come in swim attire and possibly a change of clothes if needed a towel and anything else is needed to get wet.
Steve Bulicz

2 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

Steve Bulicz, 76, of Colmesneil, Texas, passed away Sunday, June 22, 2025 at his residence. A Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Steve was born November 14, 1948 in Boise, Idaho. He had lived in Colmesneil for the past 4 years having moved from Las Vegas, Nevada and Toquerville, Utah. Steve was a retired welder with the Teamsters Union. He enjoyed fishing, diving and playing pool. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Colmesneil.
Kirbyville’s 8th Annual 4th of July Celebration

3 days ago | kjas.com | Amanda Gates

The Kirbyville Magnolia Festival Committee is proud to once again host the 4th of July Celebration. Now in its 8th year, this beloved tradition brings the community together for an evening of food, fun, and fireworks. The Magnolia Festival Committee will provide free hot dogs, chips, and drinks for attendees — and yes, the train is back! Kids can enjoy a ride around the park courtesy of the committee.
Missing special needs teen has been found safe and sound

3 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

Jasper County Sheriff Chuck Havard and his deputies were busy early Tuesday evening searching for a special needs teen and shortly before 8:00, Havard reported that the girl had been found and that she was safe and sound. Havard says the girl is 17 and autistic, and she went missing from her home on Farm to Market Road 252 about a mile north of the Kirbyville city limits and was believed to be in a wooded area.
Kirbyville Police Arrest Naked Man for Aggravated Assault

3 days ago | kjas.com | Amanda Gates

Kirbyville Police arrested a man on charges of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Against a Family Member and Resisting Arrest. According to the probable cause affidavit, Sergeant Josh Hancock was dispatched to an active assault call at the residence of Mrs. Johnnie Breed. Dispatchers reported hearing a man in the background sounding agitated and yelling. The residence and individual involved were already familiar to local law enforcement due to multiple prior incidents.
Jury selection to begin today in the murder trial of Breanna Minter McMullen

4 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

Jury selection is scheculed to begin today in the Jasper County Courthouse in the trial of Breanna Minter McMullen, who is one of two people charged with the February 2002 murder of her former father in law Rexie McMullen II. Police allege that Breanna McMullen along with her boyfriend Paul James Taucer, 34, of Buna, shot and killed Rexie McMullen before setting his home in the 1300 block of Milam Street here in Jasper on fire.
Junktique celebrating 20 years of showing that one man's junk is another's treasure on Saturday

5 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

Theresa Belew and her business known as Junktique at 2145 North Wheeler Street celebrated 20 years of being in business on Saturday and crowds of people came out to not only participate in the birthday, but also take advantage of the big sale and prizes that were being offered. Belew said the business has not only been a success due to the wide variety of items she has carried but also her staff which takes care of customers.
Police in Beaumont seek suspect after man shot and killed while mowing yard

5 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

KJAS news partner KFDM in Beaumont is reporting that police there are seeking a suspect after a man was shot and killed while mowing his yard on Saturday afternoon on Delaware Street on the north side of town. Officers say 51 year old Brian Lewis was on a riding lawnmower at his home in the 1900 block of Delaware, a few blocks east of Concord Road, shortly before 2:00 when a man, who was riding a motorcycle came by and fired shots at him.
Sheriff Chuck Havard investigates a burglary at Roganville

5 days ago | kjas.com | Mike Lout

Jasper County Sheriff Chuck Havard and his deputies are investigating a burglary and vandalism that is believed to have occurred sometime Thursday or Friday at the Roganville Baptist Church located on Farm to Market Road 2245. According to Havard, someone not only broke into the church but also storage buildings located on the property where they alleged stole various items and performed vandalism. Officers say the crime was discovered and reported shortly before 10:00 on Friday evening.