Jt Strasner

Kleberg County commissioners have selected the next Pct. 1 constable, naming Tamera Meyers to replace the late Bill Hack, who passed away earlier this year.

Outgoing City Manager Mark McLaughlin took part in his final city commission meeting during regular session Monday night.

With the recent spate of rain, Kleberg County commissioners have postponed for another week instituting a county-wide burn ban.

(Editor's note: The following is the second of a two-part series reviewing the 2024 top stories from the archives of the Kingsville Record.)

Kleberg County Judge Rudy Madrid dressed differently on his first day of work in 2025, and the new garment was not lost on his family.

One of Kingsville's most famous sons has received one of the country's highest honors.

A burn ban remains in effect in Kleberg County, following an announcement at Monday's meeting of county commissioners.

The City of Kingsville continues progress on a $50 million infrastructure improvement plan, mostly for wastewater and storm water upgrades.

What was initially to be snow turned out to be more freezing rain and some sleet for much of the Kingsville Record coverage area.