Melissa Trevino is a Multimedia Journalist at KZTV 10 (CBS). She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, crime and justice, and education, with a particular focus on regional interests in Texas and California. Melissa's work has been featured in the Alice Echo-News Journal, Patch.com, and KRIS Communications.
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Melissa Trevino focuses on local events, community news, and small businesses in the Alice, Texas area. She also covers topics related to family & relationships and sports. If you're looking to reach out to Melissa with a pitch or story idea, consider highlighting local events, human interest stories that involve the community or families, profiles of small businesses in her coverage area, as well as sporting events and initiatives within the Alice region.
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Melissa Trevino is your neighborhood reporter for Alice and the western viewing areas.
“Being those positive role models in their lives and encouraging them and making time for them. And nurturing them through these lessons. It makes a big difference in their lives,” said Briones.
Officer Matthew Luckhurst (left) and Neighborhood News Reporter Melissa Trevino (right).
Melissa Trevino is your neighborhood reporter for Alice and the western viewing areas.
Melissa Trevino is your neighborhood reporter for Alice and the western viewing areas.
By: Melissa Trevino
“We have set expectations. We know there’s going to be a lot of competition, but our mindset is ‘we’ve got this,’” Brooke Castillo, captain of Coyote Cheerleaders said.
The fire broke out in the mobile home around 6:15 a.m. Thursday on North Baxter and Northeast Third Street.
By: Melissa Trevino
Because there is more cold weather to come to South Texas, the Falfurrias Fire Department is in need of blanket and heater donations for neighbors in their town - as everyone tries to stay warm.
K9 Hondo was beloved by City of Premont and his handler, Chaplain Mario Samaniego. However, Hondo, who worked with the Premont Police Department, died earlier in the week from natural causes.
"South Texans don't know how to drive on slippery, icy roads. So, you might want to stay out of the way. Stay home as much as you can,” said Rick Sowell, owner of Sowell's BBQ.
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