In Southeast Texas, a new school year has begun. People are invited to share pictures from this time. Those who are interested can submit photos online. This is open to various groups, including family members and educators. For more information on how to participate, viewers can visit the KFDM website. They will find details on sharing their photos and potentially seeing them on the news.
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Lumberton Police arrested the driver of an 18-wheeler for DWI after he crashed his big rig and it overturned on US 96, spilling wooden palle…
The usual first day of school traffic in Lumberton had an unexpected new challenge after an 18-wheeler overturned southbound on US 96 at Lor…
Event date: August 15, 2026 Event Time: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Location: 1605 Dowlen Rd Beaumont, TX 77706 Description: R. C. Miller Library
It is back-to-school season across Southeast Texas, and KFDM wants to see your first-day photos. Parents, grandparents, students and teacher…
A 3-year-old girl died days after she was found unconscious and not breathing with her head trapped inside a kitchen playset at a babysitter…
Beaumont City Council approved a resolution supporting a proposed affordable housing development that would redevelop a long-vacant downtown…
The jury began deliberating late Wednesday morning in a trial linked to what prosecutors call a crime scene that looked more like a war zone…
Nearly two years after 39-year-old Ebonie Gilbert was shot and killed outside her Beaumont home, one of the three suspects charged in her de…
This August, a homegrown burger chain is giving fans another reason to pull into the drive-thru.
A concrete mixer truck became stuck Tuesday after it sank into a sinkhole on a Port Arthur street.
Beaumont city leaders are weighing changes to the ZIP Transit bus system that could save the city about $90,000 as officials look for ways t…
The first of three defendants charged with gunning down Ebonie Gilbert while trying to break into her car in her Beaumont driveway has been …
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