Bill Would Require E-Verify For All Employers

All employers, public and private, would be required to participate in the E-Verify system and ensure that all hires are legally permitted to work in Texas under a bill approved by the Senate Wednesday.

Motorcyclists Don’t Just “Come Out of Nowhere”

AUSTIN – Motorcyclist Brendan Johnson donated his black leather jacket to TxDOT for use in motorcycle safety messages. Tragically, he never saw the campaign because he was killed in a motorcycle crash in the Austin area on April 15, 2024, when he was just 28-years-old.

VIDOR’S PAST

House, Senate Announce Agreement On Tax Cut Package

Committees in each chamber considered the other’s tax cut plan as members announced a deal had been reached on how to deliver billions in property tax relief this session.

Election sees most incumbents reelected

The Vidor ISD Board of Trustees and Vidor City Council will see little change as voters returned most incumbents to their seats in Saturday’s elections.In Vidor, incumbent Mayor Misty Hart handily outpolled five challengers to retain her seat.

VIDOR POLICE ARREST REPORT

In recent weeks the Vidor Police Department responded to many calls. What follows are but a few of the incidents that required police action. Readers should remember that a person who was arrested has not been found guilty of any wrongdoing.

Orange man sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for theft from Trinidad ISD school district

TYLER, Texas – An Orange, Texas man has been sentenced to federal prison for theft from the Trinidad Independent School District, announced Eastern District of Texas Acting U.S. Attorney Abe McGlothin, Jr.