Vidor News

After more than 25 years of service, Ted Picard is calling it a career. A special ceremony was held Monday afternoon in honor of Sgt.

The Orange County Grand Jury met on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 and returned the following true bills of indictment.

Cases involving drugs top the list of indictments returned this week by the Orange County grand jury.

Randall Joshua Scott Boyd, 20, of Vidor was found guilty Wednesday of two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.

An impromptu fundraiser to assist families in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike for the holidays in 2008 looks to become an annual tradition in 2009.

Martin Edward Fox, 42, pleaded guilty Wednesday on capital murder charges and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

A Vidor salvage yard owner returned Monday to commissioners court to learn the fate of his business after he was told to be in compliance or lose his license.

With final preparations being made for the annual banquet and meeting in January, the Vidor Chamber of Commerce is now taking applications for its most distinguished yearly awards.

They come out at night, baring their big teeth and disappear before the sun comes out.

By STEWART SMITH Entertainment Writer Over the course of nearly an hour speaking with Brett Moses, it is abundantly clear that his film "Noble Things" is a labor of love in the truest sense of the phrase.

There were ceremonies across Southeast Texas today to honor America's military veterans.

Investigators say they have evidence teenagers might be responsible for setting a fire on Carla Street off Highway 105 in Vidor.

Vidor police say a large number of people going to and from a home tipped off officers that something may be going on at a house in the 2000 block of Frazier Street.

Operation Blue Santa is now under way and your help is needed. The Vidor Police Department's annual Operation Blue Santa program began earlier this week and is gearing up for one of its biggest years ever in an effort to make sure the children in western Orange County have a happy holiday season.

Early voting has concluded in Orange County and voters only have one more opportunity to make their voice heard, which is Election Day on Tuesday.

The Vidor Police Department responded to the following calls from Oct. 18 through Oct.

Little monsters, super heroes, and crazy characters of all types will be walking neighborhood streets this Saturday night as area children celebrate Halloween.

An Orange man was indicted this week by the grand jury on charges of intoxication manslaughter.

A Bridge City woman was found dead after she spent Halloween at a party with friends.

Flooded streets and backed up sewer lines forced schools in Vidor to close early today.