162 Illegal Migrants Discovered in Stash Houses in Rio Grande Valley
RGV Border Patrol is addressing the stash house problem by serving homeowners a notice that their property is being used for criminal activity which could lead to forfeiture proceedings under federal law if action is not taken.
Former Businesswoman of the Year Sued by Texas AG for Labor Trafficking
Adriana Rodriguez, who was once named the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Businesswoman of the Year, sabotaged and controlled her employees’ ability to work legally in the U.S.
Border Patrol Nab 2 Men Wanted on Sexual Assault Charges
U.S. Customs and Border Protection apprehended two men wanted on sexual assault charges, both United States Citizens, in separate unrelated incidents.
Heavy Rain Causes City Road Closures
The City of Corpus Christi and the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) continue to monitor roads due to widespread showers and thunderstorms.
Additional Park Enforcement Officers at Bayshore Parks
An altercation in Cole Park has led City officials to take action to increase security in the community’s bayfront parks.
Kleberg County Judge ordered a Disaster Declaration
The City of Kingsville has recorded 8 to 10 inches of storm water at different points in the city.
Mangonadas by MLB Opening This Summer
This summer, residents, and visitors to downtown will have a new food option to enjoy while visiting Bayfront Park at 1513 North Shoreline Boulevard near the American Bank Center.
Updating Animal Care Laws
The revisions will help improve the quality of life for the pets and wildlife in our community by bringing the ordinances up to date with current animal welfare practices.
Face Masks no Longer Required at Texas Public Schools
Gov. Greg. Abbott says no public schools or government entities will be allowed to require masks.
National Public Works Week
Public works professionals build the infrastructure today for a sustainable and vibrant tomorrow so that future generations will enjoy an improved quality of life.
34th Annual Youth of the Month Program
11 Youth of the Month recipients are considered for the prestigious Border Patrol Youth of the Year award which will be announced later this month.
Human Smuggling Events Lead to 97 Arrests
RGV agents in collaboration with law enforcement partners, apprehended 33 individuals in 10 failed human smuggling events.
Nueces County Assists in 13 Violent Fugitive Apprehension
The Nueces County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division and the Corpus Christi Police Department Gang Unit assisted with some of the arrests.
McAllen UH-60 Crew Rescues Unresponsive Woman
A McAllen Air Branch based UH-60 crew received of a report of a group of over 33 migrants in the ranch lands near Falfurrias.
Bishop, SGA headed to softball regional semi-finals after series wins
Both teams will continue their playoff runs next week.
Texas Lawmakers Unlikely to Expand CHIPS Despite High Rate of Teen Pregnancies
Texas ranks ninth in the nation in teen pregnancy. But lawmakers have neglected to pass a bill expanding CHIP to cover contraceptives.
Texas AG Sues Biden Administration to Reinstate Texas Healthcare
To secure the assistance that countless Texans rely on, Attorney General Ken Paxton fired back with a lawsuit to reinstate the extension of the Medicaid waiver.
Half Ton of Marijuana Discovered in Trailer
“Although some of the other hard narcotics may be more lucrative to drug smuggling organizations, large interceptions of marijuana like these still keep our communities safe.”