More than 2,200 children received backpacks and school supplies during the 15th Annual Operation Safe Return.

The mosquitos were trapped July 28.

Before this maintenance, the water was turned down to the lowest pressure at which it would still run due to the current drought.

The donation was intended to cover the cost of applying for a federal grant to build a city-owned treatment plant.

The annual plan serves as the fourth update to the City’s five-year Consolidated Plan.

Rainfall runoff throughout the basin is expected to move through the Frio, Atascosa, and Nueces River systems, ultimately contributing vital inflows to both Choke Canyon Reservoir and Lake Corpus Christi.

A prolonged drought had put the Coastal Bend city months away from running short of water, but upstream storms have improved the outlook.

The collision occurred at approximately 6:15 am on July 25.

Choke Canyon has almost doubled its supply of water this week, although the reservoir is still at 15% capacity.

Steven was recently reported missing by family and was last seen in May of 2026.

City officials recommend residents focus on the following areas to stay prepared.