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Fentanyl Drugs: Grandparents Inherit the Crisis

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Will Trump and Republicans Forget Voters After the Midterms?

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Which Vehicles Are Thieves Taking Near Seagoville?

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How Many Kaufman County Neighbors Lost Medicaid?

KAUFMAN COUNTY — Children’s Medicaid enrollment in Kaufman County fell by 2,302 between 2023 and 2024, a 9.9% decline, according to Texas Health and...

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Are Seagoville’s New City Vehicles Saving Money?

SEAGOVILLE — The city’s vehicle replacement program came with a forecast of substantial savings, but the records reviewed do not establish how much money...

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Cheap Rural Housing, Expensive Daily Survival

KAUFMAN COUNTY — A home renting for $300 less each month can still leave a family spending more overall if it requires longer drives...

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Crandall City Renews ESD Fire Service Agreement

CRANDALL — The proposed fire-service partnership with Seagoville has not been verified as an approved agreement between the two cities. Instead, Crandall’s council authorized...

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Texans Pay More for Gas, Groceries and Goods in 2026

Texas families are paying more at the pump and at the register in 2026. Three federal actions drive much of the debate: tariffs, the war with Iran and the immigration crackdown.

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Halloween After Dark Party Games Offer Big Fun for Students

Students looking for an affordable way to celebrate Halloween now have eight new options from Shop in Seagoville. The Halloween After Dark Party Adventures...

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Combine City Court Revenue Tops Budget Sixfold

COMBINE — The city budgeted $3,020 in net municipal-court revenue for fiscal 2024 but reported $18,558.61 — approximately 6.15 times its estimate. The five-year financial...

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How Mass Deportations Are Driving Up Grocery, Housing and Care Costs

The cost of groceries, home care and housing remains a top concern for many families. Economists now say the mass deportation agenda is adding to that pressure.

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