Corpus Christi Amends Taxicab Ordinance
The amendment will allow taxicab operators to raise rates and fares.
Action Plan to Address North Beach Drainage
In the last two years, the City of Corpus Christi has spent over $830,000 on various studies to solve the area’s drainage and flooding issues.
Heartland District Honor Leadership of the Coastal Bend Civitan Club
When her water broke at 16 weeks pregnant, Melissa Saenz knew immediately that something was not right.
Officers Yields Hard Narcotics
Officers stopped multiple hard narcotics smuggling attempts over the weekend.
Cotton industry Facing its Worst Harvest in Years
Cotton is Texas’ largest crop, and industry experts say they expect just half the normal annual yield — which will drive up costs for consumers.
Warrant Resolution Month Starts September 1
The month of September is set aside for individuals to resolve traffic citations, code enforcement violations, and Class “C” misdemeanor violations that now have active warrants.
Photo Gallery - Badger Football Decal Ceremony
Last Week, the Bishop Badger football team held their annual decal ceremony before their first football game.
Austin Voters Ban Homeless from Camping in Public Spaces
Police have had to eject hundreds of people from encampments. They still struggle to tell many of them where to go.
Agents Apprehend 494 Illegal Migrants in Three Large Groups
The logistics required to transport and process groups of this size continues to place a strain on manpower and resources, as they are often encountered in desolate areas inaccessible to large transport vehicles.
Corpus Christi Mosquito Spraying Schedule
With the recent heavy rainfall, The City of Corpus Christi is proactively preparing for an increase in the mosquito population.
Election for Corpus Christi Mayor & City Council Will be November 8
Corpus Christi City Secretary has scheduled a drawing to determine the order of placement of names on the ballot for the November 8, 2022.
Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Helps Secure Indictments
Gaviola also faces charges for employing and billing Medicaid for a person practicing pediatric dentistry without a license, and for laundering over $100,000 in Medicaid monies from the Floss business bank to his personal account.
Dallas-Houston Bullet Train Land Acquisition Slows
The company maintains that the bullet train is still being developed but declined to provide details about the path forward.
City Reminds Residents Not to Put Hazardous Chemicals in Garbage or Recycling Containers
Certain items increase fire risks in garbage carts, recycling carts, and collection trucks.
How Busing Illegal Migrants is Affecting New York
TribCast discuss how the busing of illegal migrants to New York is affecting Texas, New York and the illegal migrants themselves.
Smuggling Disruptions Continue in Kingsville
Kingsville Border Patrol Station agents rescued two lost illegal migrant women suffering from severe dehydration.
Uvalde Residents Say the Fight for Accountability Won’t Stop
Some parents and community members are calling for more school district employees to be fired and for the state to raise the minimum age for buying an assault rifle.
Over 40 Illegal Individuals Apprehended
Border Patrol agents working in conjunction with local law enforcement agencies apprehended several undocumented individuals in three separate events.
Texas Can’t Ban 18- to 20-Year-Olds from Carrying Handguns
U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman, who cited the Second Amendment in his decision, stayed the ruling pending appeal.
Fatal Accident Near Driscoll
This is a developing story. Check back with STCN for updates.