Governor Abbott Sets Special Election For Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Governor Greg Abbott has issued a proclamation setting Tuesday, November 2, 2021 as the special election day for eight proposed constitutional amendments in Texas.
Texas Judge’s Order to Revive ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy
In April, Texas and Missouri sued the Biden administration, claiming the Biden administration’s Jan. 20 move to temporarily suspend the Remain in Mexico policy violated administrative law.
Pedestrian and Bicyclist Deaths Continue to Climb in Texas
Last year, 731 people died in pedestrian-related crashes, an increase of 9% from 2019.
Fort Bliss Could Receive Thousands of Afghan Refugees
The Taliban has taken control of Kabul, Afghanistan’s capital city, which led to a crush of civilians at the Kabul airport desperate to leave the country on Monday.
TAMUK to Develop Novel Antivenom with Fannin Innovation Studio
Each year, approximately 8,000 people in the U.S. are bitten by venomous snakes.
AMBUS Used as Resource to Alleviate Hospital ER Load
The AMBUS will provide an additional treatment area for non-COVID-related emergencies.
HMK Kicks-off Football Season in Scrimmage Against Sinton
The first official game of the season for HMK will be on Aug. 26 against the Robstown Cottonpickers in Kingsville is set for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff time.
Investments for Water Utilities Upgrades
The approved items will modernize equipment at the city's O.N. Stevens Water Treatment Plant and Wesley Seale Dam at Lake Corpus Christi.
Briefing on the 10 Year Parks & Recreation Master Plan
The master plans will serve as guides for the growth and enhancement of City parks, public grounds, open spaces, and recreational assets.
Flight Boarding and Runway Improvements Coming to CCIA
This project would normally require a 10% local match. However, because of the pandemic, the FAA is funding the project at 100%.
Officers Seize Undeclared Controlled Medication
The seizure occurred on Saturday, August 7th, at the Gateway to the Americas Bridge, when a CBP officer referred a 43-year-old female United States citizen for a secondary examination.
Traffic Changes Coming to Six Points Intersection
Beginning on Thursday, August 12, Reytec Construction Resources, Inc. will be implementing a traffic control switch as they begin Phase 3 of construction.
Public Right-of-Way and Residential Yards
If approved, individuals will be prohibited from sitting or lying in public rights-of-way within the Corpus Christi Central Business District, North Beach, and Flour Bluff.
FDA - Coronavirus Q&As for Consumers
The FDA is working to address the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions from consumers about vaccines.
Robert Hodgen New CEO of King Ranch
The King Ranch announced on their website that Robert Hodgen will be the new CEO of the company.
Serenade Foods Recalls
Serenade Foods is recalling approximately 59,251 pounds of frozen, raw, breaded and pre-browned stuffed chicken products.
Austin Struggling to Find Places for the Homeless
After weeks of educating people about the ban that voters approved in May, police are allowed to start arresting violators this week as the city tries to find more housing.
TAMUK to offer Emergency Relief Funds for Students
The funds can be used for admission fees or emergency costs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including tuition, food, housing, health and mental health care and child care.
Hebbronville Border Patrol Continues to Rescue Individuals from Railcars
Agents assigned to the Hebbronville Station acted on several 911 calls from individuals on a train near Hebbronville.