CBP Discover 11 Undeclared, Dead Reptiles
During a recent examination, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers and agriculture specialists at Brownsville Port of Entry came across a grim, unusual discovery: undeclared dead reptiles encased in jars.
La Volla Creek to be Redesigned
In recent years, the La Volla Creek watershed has experienced frequent flooding during heavy rainfall events.
Adam Sulewski - Presidential Management Fellow
The program is a two-year training and leadership development program.
Illegal Aliens Discovered in Stash House
U.S. Border Patrol agents and local law enforcement discover a stash house containing 28 illegal aliens in Edinburg.
North Beach Feasibility Report
A report was commissioned to determine the navigable canal’s scope and project limits.
Vaccination Clinics Result in Thousands Receiving Inoculations
The fairground vaccines were provided by CHRISTUS Spohn from their state allocation.
CBP Year in Review
U.S. Customs and Border Protection today released the Trade and Travel Report: Fiscal Year 2020.
Reopening of Philip Dimitt Fishing Pier
The City of Corpus Christi announces the reopening of Phillip Dimitt Municipal Fishing Pier, located at 101 Jester Street. The pier is ready for residents and visitors to enjoy recreational fishing and the outdoors.
Bishop Neighborhood Crime Watch Program
The Bishop Police Department will begin to rollout crime watch neighborhood signs.
New CCIA Director & Deputy Director
City Manager Peter Zanoni has appointed a new Director and Deputy Director at Corpus Christi International Airport (CCIA).
Face Masks Required at All Ports of Entry
Effective Feb. 2, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is enforcing the requirement that travelers wear face masks at all air, land and sea ports of entry in the United States.
Texas Cities Face Difficulties Counting Their Unsheltered Population
Despite changes to the regular count of people experiencing homelessness, support organizations are hoping they’ll still be able to capture a clear picture of who is unhoused in Texas as the pandemic continues.
American Bank Center Mini Clinic Vaccinates 300 Per Hour
On February 2nd It took a little over an hour and a half to process and vaccinate 500 Phase 1A and 1B residents during this morning’s first inside the city vaccination site at the American Bank Center.
Not Enough Substitute Teachers
Administrators, school staff, and uncredentialed stand-ins are being sent into classrooms to cover for teachers who fall ill or have to isolate. But even those improvisations aren't keeping classrooms fully staffed.
Witness to the 2019 El Paso Walmart Shooting Fighting to return to the U.S.
The El Paso restaurant server watched the shooting unfold and later gave a statement to police and the FBI. She was deported after being pulled over for a broken brake light.
Brownsville Officers Seize $211K Worth of Narcotics
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Brownsville and Matamoros International Bridge intercepted a load of alleged cocaine.
Convicted Sex Offender Arrested
U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Del Rio Station arrested a convicted sex offender, Jan. 28.
Texas Striving for Herd Immunity
Medical experts say the state will struggle to immunize enough Texans to halt the chain of transmission through vaccination. But they hope to soon see evidence that vaccination efforts are helping to take pressure off the health care system.
Early Morning Rollover Accident
When officers arrived the vehicle was on fire but the driver was able to free himself.