Texas Senate Bill - Medical Treatment for Transgender Kids Considered Child Abuse
Advocacy group say Senate Bill 1646 will erode the rights of transgender children.
CBP Announces Modifications to Expand SENTRI-only Vehicular Traffic
As one of its measures, CBP is announcing modifications to expand its SENTRI-only vehicular traffic processing window at the Gateway to the Americas Bridge.
Nueces Law Enforcement Agency Assist with Stolen Commercial Motor Vehicle
The disabled tires eventually forced the driver to come to a stop near the Nueces and San Patricio county line.
Human Trafficking on Rise in South Texas
As the Biden Administration’s failing policies worsen the border crisis, violent crimes like human trafficking surge.
Texas A&I Alumna Selected to National Academy of Sciences
The academy recognized Rabalais for her distinguished achievements in original research.
International Bridge Scores Big with Nearly $1.5 Million in Hard Narcotics Interceptions
Officers conducting the inspection discovered that the vehicle’s gas tank contained alleged liquid methamphetamine and ultimately, 27.42 pounds (12.44 kg) which are valued at $548,500 were removed from the tank.
Corpus Christi Border Patrol Arrest 22 Illegal Migrants
22 illegal migrants were arrested near Agua Dulce for attempting to conceal themselves in a northbound train loaded with automobiles.
Three Illegal Migrants Found in Driscoll
Brian and Erica Del Rio were arrested and charged with human smuggling.
Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History to Receive Upgrades
The Museum serves over 100,000 visitors and promotes history, science exploration, and educational programming.
Municipal Clerks’ Week
In recognition of the services provided by City Secretary Rebecca Huerta, by Proclamation, the Corpus Christi City Council has designated the week of May 2 – 8, 2021, “Professional Municipal Clerks’ Week.”
Rodd Field Road Completion
The $17.35 million-dollar project, which began in November 2018, expanded Rodd Field Road from two to four lanes with a 30-foot center median.
Homeland Security to Target Criminal Smuggling Organizations
Partners in Operation Sentinel will target all personnel and identifiable resources that transnational criminal organizations require to operate.
Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit to Protect Immigration Policy
The court declined to hear a case that seeks to uphold a "public charge" policy that could limit how many immigrants qualify for green cards.
Uptick In Illegal Immigration Attempts On Trains
Migrants are discovered attempting to use the railroad system to enter the country undetected.
CDC and FDA Give Green Light to Resuming Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Shots
A Texas woman who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine had been hospitalized with blood clots and whose condition was being investigated by the CDC as potentially connected to the vaccine.
Kingsville Border Patrol Apprehend Man who Attempted to Drive Pass Checkpoint
The driver of the vehicle bypassed the secondary inspection area and proceeded to drive away from the checkpoint.
Spohn Health System Surpasses 100,000 Mark for COVID-19 Vaccine
Last week, CHRISTUS Spohn Health System achieved a major milestone in efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, surpassing 100,000 COVID-19 vaccines given throughout the Coastal Bend.
Corpus Christi - Winter Storm Brush Removal Almost Complete
Area 10 collection begins on Monday, April 26.
Religious Advisers Allowed in Texas Prison Execution Chamber
The U.S. Supreme Court has twice stopped Texas executions over claims that previous prison policies were discriminatory and violated religious freedoms.