Kleberg Task Force Find $150,000 Dollars Hidden in Car
Agents conducted a traffic stop on a passenger car for multiple violations.
ANTI-GAMBLING OPERATION RESULTS IN DUAL SEARCH WARRANTS
Corpus Christi Police Department’s Narcotics and Vice Investigations Division served simultaneous search warrants at two independent game rooms located on the city’s south side, resulting in the arrests of 2 men and 3 women on illegal gambling charges.
Officers Arrest Fugitive Sought for Soliciting a Minor
The arrest was one of 17 NCIC fugitive apprehensions made by area CBP officers during the last week.
Governers Send Illegal Migrants to Kamala Harris’ Home, Martha’s Vineyard
Gov. Greg Abbott and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis have triggered outrage among illegal immigration rights’ groups.
New Congressional Maps in Direct Violation of the U.S. Constitution
The North Carolina Supreme Court’s actions directly contradict the U.S. Constitution’s Elections Clause, which specifically confers upon state legislatures the power to draw federal congressional maps.
Kingsville BP Agents Rescue 13 Illegal Migrants From a refrigerated
The illegal migrants, including two unaccompanied minors, are nationals of Mexico and Central America.
National Guard members Reduced at Texas Border
Abbott said there’s over 5,000 guard members still assigned to the border. He initially said he had deployed 10,000.
Texas Industries Could Face Bottlenecks Over Railroad Dispute
If railroad companies and workers can’t resolve their dispute by Thursday night, the country could see its first railroad strike in 30 years.
Direct Flights to Denver available for Limited Time at CCIA
Passengers flying from the Corpus Christi (CRP) Airport to Denver will stop at Houston Hobby Airport (HOU), but with direct flight service, they will not have to change seats, get off the airplane, or deal with a layover.
Workforce Hiring Event in Kingsville
Workforce Solutions of the Coastal Bend is having a hiring event with Kiewit.
Professor Accuses Texas A&M of Discriminating Against White and Asian Men
A University of Texas at Austin professor has sued Texas A&M University claiming a new faculty fellowship program discriminates against white and Asian male candidates.
Eagle Pass Border Patrol Agents Arrest Convicted Sex Offender
As a convicted felon, he faces a charge of 8 USC § 1326 – Re-entry after Deportation, which carries a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
Volunteer Service Award to Miriam’s Kitchen Volunteer
AmeriCorps Chief of Staff Jenny Mauk presented the gold President’s Volunteer Service Award to Jacqueline “Jack” Nelson for her service at Miriam’s Kitchen.
14 States File with U.S. Supreme Court About the Costs of Illegal Immigration
The rule in question, known as the “public-charge rule,” prohibits the entry of illegal aliens who are likely to become significant financial burdens on American citizens.
Animal Care Services Offers Volunteer Opportunities
CCACS is now offering a new way to get involved with Volunteer Play Groups.
Border Patrol Rescues and Arrests Last Weekend
Falfurrias Border Patrol found a sealed box with five illegal migrants trapped inside. The box was completely sealed and secured down with cargo straps with no means of escape for the occupants.
TAMUK Opens Food Pantry
With the food bank’s support, the Javelina Care Closet will be able to provide additional food support and resources for students facing issues of food insecurity.
Shuford Named Interim Commissioner of State Health Department
She completed an internal medicine residency at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, where she served as chief resident.
Corpus Christi Aim at Attracting More Police Officers to the Force
Both new officers were sworn in this morning by Judge David Stith of the 319th District Court. Both officers are the first lateral transfers to the CCPD.
CBP Host 21st Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
CBP held their annual 9/11 Memorial Ceremony to pay tribute to the victims and honor the survivors of the terroristic attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001.