AG Paxton Urges SCOTUS to Uphold First Amendment Rights of Public Employees
AG Paxton is leading a 27-state coalition urging the United States Supreme Court to reverse a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that failed to uphold the constitutional rights of a Bremerton High School football coach in Joseph A. Kennedy v. Bremerton School District.
Council Approves Cole Park Pier Ordinance Amendment
City Council approved the first reading of the Cole Park Pier ordinance amendment.
TxDOT’s Drive Sober. No Regrets. campaign
Over last year’s spring break, Texas saw 872 DUI-alcohol related traffic crashes. These crashes resulted in 30 fatalities and 107 serious injuries.
Community Heroes Recognized in Aransas Pass
Aransas Pass Police department recognized Gracie Hallas and Arturo Castillo for the Good Citizen Award at the March 7th City Council Meeting in Aransas Pass.
Kleberg Crime Blotter - Smuggling of Persons Under 18, Severe Brain Injury
18-year-old Jesus Rodriguez of Brownsville was booked into Kleberg County Sheriff’s Office for smuggling of persons under 18 years of age.
State Bar Complaint Against Attorney General Ken Paxton to Proceed
Paxton is accused of professional misconduct for suing to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
Falfurrias Border Patrol Station Hosted City Kids Adventures
The Falfurrias BP Station recently hosted City Kids Adventures, an organization dedicated to providing outdoor recreational opportunities to inner-city youth.
Save Our Streets (Squared) Pothole Initiative Update
City Manager Peter Zanoni provided City Council with an update on a recent initiative to step-up the City’s approach to repairing potholes.
Researchers Uncover How the Human Brain Separates, Stores, And Retrieves Memories
Researchers recorded the brain activity of participants as they watched videos, and they noticed two distinct groups of cells that responded to different types of boundaries by increasing activity.
SPRING BREAK RESOURCES
If you are visiting Corpus Christi for Spring Break 2022 the CC PD has compiled a few links to help you gather information and be safe.
Eagle Pass CBP Officers Apprehend Fugitive Wanted for Murder
CBP officers at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry detained a wanted man with an outstanding felony warrant for murder out of Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.
Del Rio Sector Agents Arrest Previously Deported Felons
U.S. BP agents assigned to Del Rio Sector arrested one convicted sex offender and one convicted murderer shortly after they illegally entered the United States.
TAMUK Student Wins Undergraduate Scholar Award
Her presentation was titled A Comparison of Resistance Exercise to Aerobic Exercise on Cognitive Processing Speed in Young Adults.
Texas Lawmakers Call for U.S. to Ban Russian Oil Imports and Increase Domestic Production
Texas Republicans spent much of Monday demanding nearly unfettered drilling and pipeline usage across North America — policies Biden officials refused to endorse.
City Ready for Spring Break 2022
Corpus Christi is preparing for thousands of visitors to area attractions and beaches during Spring Break 2022.
City Manager Hires Consultant Interim Public Works Director
Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni has hired Maria G. Molina P.E., C.F.M., as a consultant Interim Director of the City’s Public Works Department.
CBP Officers Stop Multiple Fentanyl Body Carriers
BP officers working at the El Paso area ports of entry have encountered individuals attempting to smuggle fentanyl concealed internally on their bodies over the past two weeks.
AG Paxton Supports Amicus Against HHS for Encouraging Abortions Illegally
Texas AG joined a multistate amicus brief supporting Ohio in its Title X appeal against the Biden Administration, which encourages and funds abortions through the use of state funds.
RGV Agents Arrest Multiple Gang Members and Sex Offenders
RGV Sector Border Patrol agents arrested three migrants with prior convictions for sexual crimes and three gang members.
Paxton Sues Biden Admin. for Silencing Parents, Labeling Them “Terrorists”
AG Ken Paxton has joined Indiana in a FOIA lawsuit to force the Biden Administration to release documents that will shed light on its labeling parents domestic terrorists for voicing their opinions at school board meetings across the country.