Bee County News

Federal and state law officers cracking down recently on the Mexican drug cartel, La Familia Michoacana, didn't have to step foot Bee County.

Just ask Andrea Marie Jasso of Beeville. The 24-year-old Beeville woman assured jurors Tuesday she was unaware her husband was selling drugs out of their home - even though there was a marijuana grinder in her bra drawer, marijuana seeds on the couch, a miniature digital scale in the bathroom, strangers who came over late at night and the father of ...

Bee County grand indicted a Beeville man on Oct. 29 in connection with an incident that allegedly left a child with serious injuries.

Bee County Sheriff Carlos Carrizales Jr. is encouraging people to start saving their money for his next auction of confiscated vehicles.

Bee County commissioners met with their attorney on Thursday to discuss the countya s legal dispute with Beeville ISD.

Nine Bee County residents have been hospitalized with swine flu between April 15 and Oct.

Bee County voters are not exactly flocking to the polls during early voting. Only 157 eligible voters had cast early votes in the constitutional amendment election as of 5 p.m. Thursday, the county clerka s office reported.

Relying on an independent study by the Institute of Medicine, Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki decided to establish a service-connection for Vietnam veterans with three specific illnesses based on the latest evidence of an association with the herbicides referred to Agent Orange.

Bee County commissioners voted in September to increase the amount the county would charge other taxing entities to collect their property taxes.

A mere 76 voters in Bee County have cast ballots during early voting as of 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Texas Constitutional Amendment election.

BEE COUNTY Welder Exploration & Production of San Antonio has filed permits to drill two wildcat wells.

In a move to beef up the law enforcement end of her job as district attorney, Martha Warner has hired on veteran Bee County sheriff's investigator Dan Caddell.

Susie Childress, believed in helping others less fortunate. So after she died, her children, Scott Childress and Casey Bridges wanted to continue her good deeds: by donating her household belongings to the womena s shelter in Beeville.

A woman who once owned a so-called eight-liner game room in Beeville was sentenced to two years probation on Tuesday after pleading guilty to a felony charge organized criminal activity.

A 29-year-old Beeville man learned a lesson about telling the truth to arresting officers last Friday.

Former Bee County Tax Assessor-Collector Andrea Gibbud told commissioners last year that the fee the county charges other taxing agencies to collect their taxes far exceeds the amount the state allows counties to charge for tax collection services.

Former Beeville City Manager Ford Patton is running City Hall again, but this time the job is just north of the Bee County line.

The next guy who gives Beeville's police officers a hard time may end up getting the shock of their life.

A mediator will try to help Bee County and Beeville Independent School District settle the dispute over the cost of tax collection services.

Beeville police arrested two men on drug charges. According to reports on file at the Beeville Police Department, 35-year-old Oscar Franco was taken into custody on a charge of manufacture and distribution of a controlled substance, less than one gram, after officers found what they suspected was cocaine in his pockets.