Pct. 5 Deputy Attempted a Traffic Stop on an Alleged Stolen Vehicle
Precinct 5 Deputy following up on a stolen vehicle BOLO aired out by Corpus Christi Police, spotted the vehicle on FM 70 and CR 63.
Former UT-Brownsville President to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
She is the first Mexican American woman to lead a college or university in the United States.
Texans Face Skyrocketing Home Energy Bills
The cost of electricity in Texas is tightly tied to the price of natural gas, which has more than doubled.
Biden Plan Could Allow New Offshore Drilling in Gulf of Mexico
His campaign promise to end fossil fuel development on public lands was thwarted by U.S. courts, high gas prices and Russia’s domination of Western European energy.
Fourth of July Firework Safety
The Corpus Christi Fire Department wants to remind everyone it is illegal to discharge fireworks inside the City Limits, including the beach.
Previously Deported Felons Arrested
Agents assigned to Del Rio Sector arrested two convicted sex offenders in two separate events shortly after they illegally entered the U.S.
CAPITAL MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED
Officers were dispatched to the 5000 block of Gollihar Rd. reference a shooting.
Fatal Crash – 3 Cars Involved
APPD officers & public safety crews were sent to the 2100 Blk of Hwy. 361 for a major crash involving three vehicles.
NAS Kingsville Civilian Awarded 2021 Spirit of Hope Award
Jennifer Cross is being recognized for her dedication to service members, past and present, as the sole recipient of the Navy’s 2021 Spirit of Hope Award.
AG Paxton Disappointed with SCOTUS Decision to Let Biden Admin Abandon Remain-in-Mexico Program
Paxton Disappointed in the U.S. Supreme Court’s narrow decision to reverse lower-court wins against the Biden Administration on the MPP, also known as the Remain-in-Mexico Program.
RGV Agents Arrest Sex Offenders and Gang Members
RGV BP agents arrested two convicted sex offenders and nine gang members over the past week.
Higher Ed lost 75,000 Students From 2019-21 in Texas
“The Great Student Resignation,” a live conversation with educators happening at noon Central on June 30 at Odessa College.
AG Paxton Celebrates SCOTUS Victory: Biden Environmental Regs Not Unlimited
The U.S. Supreme Court just delivered Texas, several allied states, and millions of Americans and businesses a significant victory for energy independence, efficiency, and economy.
City’s Commitment to Safer Streets Continues
The City of Corpus Christi’s Department of Public Works recently installed new flashing LED Stop Signs at 10 intersections across the city.
Supreme Court Rules Biden Admin Can End “Remain in Mexico” Policy
The ruling sends the case back to a Texas federal court.
CBP Officers at Hidalgo Bridge Arrest Fugitive Wanted for Rape
Agents at the Hidalgo Int. Bridge apprehended Roberto Gallardo, who had an arrest warrant for rape.
AG Launches Investigation Into Walmart for Potentially Deceiving Texans About Opioids
Paxton issued a CID to Walmart for potential violations of the Texas DTPA relating to the promotion, sale, dispensing, and distribution of prescription opioids.
NIH scientists discover norovirus and other “stomach viruses” can spread through saliva
The new findings still need to be confirmed in human studies.