Tyrese Boone

The good times continued on at the 2025 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show. The excitement began around 9:30 a.m. with the highly anticipated BBQ cook-off competition.

Tyrese Boone is your Calallen and Northwest Corpus Christi Neighborhood Reporter.

Some neighbors made their way to the fairgrounds in Robstown to drop off projects for an event this Wednesday. Woodwork and welding Ag Mech projects from a

Nash Juarez (third child from left) and his goat Aggie placed 4th in a showing competition at the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show

At just nine years old, 14-year-old Tuloso-Midway Middle school student Alexa Garrett was inspired to try woodwork and welding when she saw her sibling take part in this same competition

Young swine owners like Whitley Gaites are here to show off their swines in front of judges during the NCJLS. While the process may look fun, it can be difficult for these competitors at times.

A deleted Facebook post said an abandoned kid was found on the road by police. KRIS 6 News contacted Kingsville Police Chief John Blair who confirmed the officers in the photos weren't Kingsville PD.

On Wednesday, Jan. 23, a post from a Robstown neighbor on Facebook gained traction from others as they spoke about the hall closing last month and now they are asking them to refund their deposits.

The $11 million project, funded only by the company, will install over 100 yards of fiber optic cable underground, which will be available for 90% of home and business owners in the Coastal Bend.

For years, neighbors in Kingsville have been having internet problems from weak network signals to power outages.