Paxton Asks Court to Require Biden to Build the Wall
This is a follow-on pleading to Attorney General Paxton’s border wall lawsuit filed in October.
34 Illegal Migrant Arrested and Two Firearms Seized
The pursuit ended when it collided with a civilian vehicle and crashed into a fence. DPS troopers arrested the driver as agents arrived to assist.
USDA Awards $500,000 to Texas A&M University
To establish and teach school-based programs in Guatemala through the International Agricultural Education Fellowship Program.
AG Paxton Says He’ll Take Fight Against Federal Vaccine Mandate
Texas is among states that sued the Biden administration over its mandate.
The Rise in Public Library Book Complaints
Their mission will be to make sure all of the reading material for younger readers includes subjects that are age appropriate.
Promotions of Respected Health Care Leaders
The health system’s strategic vision is called CONNECT 2025 which means strong community and health care leaders.
Local Musicians to Entertain Travelers During Holidays
Relax at CCIA while listening to your favorite holiday tunes and enjoy artwork throughout the terminal, including a mural currently being painted by local artist Monica Garcia.
City Authorizes Agreement for Elderly Meal Delivery Program
The program helps homebound seniors with diminished mobility to live healthier and more nourished lives in their own homes.
Construction Contract to get Elevated Storage Tanks Online before Summer 2022
Recommended upgrades include the demolition of old pipe and valves and the installation of new pumps, piping, isolation valves, and electrical instruments.
Homeland Security Person of the Year
The Homeland Security Person of the Year is awarded to people who serve the homeland security mission.
Procter & Gamble Recall Aerosol dry Conditioner and Shampoo
To date, Procter & Gamble has not received any reports of adverse events related to this recall and is conducting this recall out of an abundance of caution.
$19.8 Million for Neighborhood Street Reconstructions
Contracts totaling another $11 million for FY2022 Street Preventive Maintenance Program will be considered by the Corpus Christi City Council in January.
FDA Focused on Modernizing Foodborne Illness Outbreaks
This plan is designed to help the FDA and our partners enhance the speed, effectiveness, coordination and communication of foodborne outbreak investigations.
City of Corpus Christi Approves $200,000 for Emergency Mortgage Assistance
The total number of months covered by the program for back payments, current and forward payments combined cannot exceed six months of assistance.
City Approves Housing Development Fee Waiver
The program will target underutilized lots in existing neighborhoods.
Chancellor Sharp Appoints Hallmark Acting President
Dr. Hussey, who became the 20th President of Texas A&M-Kingsville in January 2019, has served in multiple leadership roles within the Texas A&M University System.
Navy Pilots Assist Civilian Aircraft in Distress
Once they gained visual contact with the aircraft, they matched their airspeed, and guided the pilot to the cloud opening after which he was able to safely descend and land at KRAS.
Bailout Near Bishop - Suspect Still at Large
The suspect is described as a Hispanic male 5-05 to 5-06 tall, wearing a black and gray hoodie with dark jeans.
NAS Kingsville Commanders Honors Predecessor
The captain’s family arranges to have a wreath be placed on his grave each December as part of the “Wreaths Across America” program.
Holiday Recycling Tips
The Corpus Christi Waste Department would like to remind everyone that the holidays are a great time to Recycle.