Austin Could put Hundreds More Police Officers on the Streets
A November vote on whether Austin should hire hundreds of new police officers is shaping up as a test of Austinites’ appetite for police reform.
Paxton Visits the Border
He also visited the holding facility where a significant number of detainees are brought in.
ForÂmaÂtion of 2021 Texas ElecÂtion IntegriÂty Unit
The Integrity Unit’s primary function is to serve as a focused resource to both election officials and the public.
Texas Bill Restricting Transgender Student Athletes
The bill is one step closer to the governor’s desk. If it becomes law, Texas will join at least five other states that have passed such legislation.
Southern Region Soil Judging Competition
TAMUK Soil Judging Team took first place in team competition in the Southern Region Soil Judging Competition.
Nueces County To Hold Job Fair at Courthouse Monday, Tuesday 7-10 a.m.
Nueces County will be having a Job Fair in the atrium of the Nueces County Courthouse on the mornings of Monday, October 18 and Tuesday, October 19, from 7-10 a.m.
Coastal Bend Civitans Installation of Officers
The group is a volunteer service club dedicated to helping people with developmental disabilities in Kleberg County and Bishop.
West Nile Virus Related Death in Nueces County
Currently, the case is defined as Potential West Nile Encephalitis and is still under investigation by the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Texas Supreme Court - Enforcement of San Antonio ISD Vaccine Policy Unlawful
Paxton victorious against San Antonio ISD vaccine mandate.
Abbott Labs Recall COVID-19* Test Kits for False Positive Results
The false positive results may be related to the current mixing parameters for the chemicals that are combined with patient samples to detect the viruses.
Tribute to Annual Texas Jazz Festival
TAMUK School of Music will pay tribute to the Texas Jazz Festival which is usually held in Corpus Christi every year.
Honduran National Found in Medical Distress by Kingsville Border Patrol
Border Patrol transported the man approximately seven miles in a Border Patrol vehicle to a gate at the intersection of Marana Camp Road and U.S. Highway 77.
State agency Removed Online Resources for LGBTQ Youths
Ricardo Martinez, CEO of Equality Texas, an organization that promotes equality for LGBTQ Texans, condemned the decision to take down the information.
TAMUK Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The symposium will be followed by a banquet to honor four Tejano pioneers with Tejano Heritage Awards in ceremonies in the Memorial Student Union Building.
Businesses Face Tough Choices After Gov. Greg Abbott Bans Vaccine Mandates
American Airlines and Southwest Airlines say they will continue requiring employee vaccinations despite Abbott's new order.
City Council Approves Small Business Assistance Program
The programs are intended to provide assistance and resources to small businesses in Corpus Christi and the surrounding area.
Voluntary Recall of Parent’s Choice Rice Baby Cereal
This recall is a result of a routine sampling program by the FDA.
Smuggling Attempt Near Railway in Robstown
A 911 call was relayed to the Corpus Christi Border Patrol Station stating there were ten suspected migrants walking near the train tracks west of Robstown.
Department Of Education Awards $5 Million to TAMUK for STEM Majors
A grant from the U.S. Department of Education will help support Texas A&M University-Kingsville students who major in STEM subjects.