Mariela Gonzalez is a multimedia journalist based in Lufkin, Texas. She covers local news and events for KTRE and KLTV 7, with her work also appearing on KWTX News 10. Mariela's reporting focuses on community issues, government affairs, education, and human interest stories that impact the residents of East Texas.
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By: Mariela Gonzalez
The Crockett Public Library installed three new privacy pods that will be introduced during a ribbon cutting ceremony next Wednesday.
By: Mariela Gonzalez
In order to keep officers safe and to respond to emergencies effectively, the agency is testing six walkie-talkie “Rapid Radios” as possible replacements. The radios are frequency-based and cannot connect to a scanner.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY, Texas (KTRE) - Football season is getting underway for many East Texas high schools this week. Amidst the fun and games, districts are going to crack down on bad fan behavior.
LUFKIN, Texas (KTRE) - A Lufkin man agreed to probation Tuesday for his involvement in a shooting following a hit-and-run in December.
By: Mariela Gonzalez
With dove season opening this weekend, game wardens are advising hunters to stay aware of changing daily limits, carry a license, and follow fire safety.
Jaiquies Lashawn Lewis (Angelina County Sheriff's Office) By Mariela Gonzalez Published: Aug. 30, 2024 at 11:31 PM CEST
During Tuesday night’s meeting, the Nacogdoches City Council approved a $4.6 million contract to begin a project to improve the water metering system.
The City of Crockett was awarded $500,000 to purchase and install the sirens. The city will match 10 percent of the cost.
Three water wells are used in Zavalla; however, as of Tuesday, they are currently running water from wells located on Marshall and Broaddus Street.
A Nacogdoches non-profit organization that helps kids is on its way to expanding.
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