Victoria News

The Crossroads continues to keep COVID numbers on the decline.

We're hosting 15 to 20-minute interviews for possible future openings on Wednesday, March 10th.

Key changes including the new rail loop will mean larger unit trains carrying over 100 cars. This means bulk shipments and a chance to compete with the ports in Houston and Corpus Christi.

Victoria residents are lining up to be added to the COVID-19 waitlist which is now available at victoriawaitlist.com until 4 pm today. Registration continues Monday, March 1 from 9 am to 4 pm.

There has been a big clean-up going on in Victoria this week as over 120,000 gallons of red diesel and water were spilled into Dry Creek on Sunday.

If our Texas fish can't find their way to deeper stable waters in cold weather they just won't survive the deep freeze.

There are some 600 to 700 sea-turtles who have been the guests of the Port Aransas auditorium since the winter storms of last week who are anxious to go back to their regular habitat.

The city enlisted 13 different agencies to assist in delivering bottled water to apartments and to the Victoria Housing Authority over the weekend.

City officials issued several updates over the weekend about the water supply and COVID-19 numbers.

To report any concerns the City is asking residents to call 361-485-3381.

Who else waited in the hour-long Whataburger line this week on Navarro?

Power outages are very real during a winter storm. Here are some tips to help you stay warm during a loss of utility.