Tyrese Boone is a Public Safety/Government Reporter for the Victoria Advocate, focusing on local news and events in Victoria, Texas. With a keen interest in public safety and government affairs, Tyrese covers stories related to transportation, emergency preparedness, local infrastructure projects, and community events.
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Tyrese Boone's coverage primarily focuses on local government and events in Victoria County, Texas. His articles revolve around government announcements, breaking news, evolving stories, and event coverage related to the Victoria County Commissioners Court, City Council, and local events.
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By: Matilda Perez
19-year-old Annaville woman attacked by neighbor's dogs, calls for action
By: Tyrese Boone
The newly renovated facility's primary goal is to serve as a versatile venue for a wide range of uses, ensuring that local residents no longer have to travel long distances.
Calallen ISD Police Chief Juan Garcia speaks to neighbors at the administration building
Tyrese Boone is your Calallen and Northwest Corpus Christi Neighborhood Reporter.
By: Tyrese Boone
Corpus Christi City Council approved a tax incentive on Tuesday, that could add a new shopping center to Calallen.
By: Shane Rackley
DISCLAIMER: The District 1 race is too close to call at this time, as mail-in ballots still need to be counted. KRIS 6 News will keep you updated on what is next
By: Tyrese Boone
So far, barbers here have given thousands of free cuts to seniors in the past. But why? It's to put a smile on their faces.
Neighbors across the city and animal helpers such as Grigg have been seeing an increase of dogs being abandoned, especially in the Calallen area. Enter a solution: the Home to-Home program.
Pictures of drainage ditch in the Granado Estates neighborhood in Robstown
On the morning of Christmas Eve, Corpus Christi Police officers and volunteers gathered at Windsor Park Elementary to pack up toys and food for one reason: to help the less fortunate during their 48th Christmas Angel event.
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