Easter Travel Tips
CBP agriculture specialists continue to fulfill CBP’s agriculture mission by excluding harmful pests and diseases from becoming established in the U.S.
Border Patrol Arrests Gang Member
Duarte-Cazares has an extensive criminal history that includes prior felony convictions for Aggravated Assault with a Weapon, Robbery, and several immigration violations.
Texas has the Fifth-Highest Percentage of Lead Water Pipes
The EPA estimates that 7% of water lines in Texas are lead based.
Lawsuits to Shut Down Illicit Massage Businesses
An estimated 9,000 illicit massage businesses currently operate in the United States, 700 of which are believed to be in Texas.
Foundation Awards $1.4 Million Grant
As part of their larger 2023 gifting commitment, HGLF is awarding $8.8 million total in partnership with five Texas institutions.
Car Crashes into Mr. Jaime's Restaurant
At around 7:15 am this morning, a woman drove her vehicle into Mr.Jaime's restaurant.
Paxton Seeks Injunction to Stop $1.7 Trillion Omnibus Bill
Because the $1.7 trillion bill did not lawfully pass in the House of Representatives, it was unlawful for Joe Biden to sign the bill and, following the signing, for his Administration to implement it as law.
City Initiative Supports Water Conservation
Corpus Christi Water is again selling rain barrels to encourage water conservation.
NAS Kingsville Celebrate Women's History Month
Lt. Amanda Lee, who this year became the first female demonstration pilot with the Navy’s Blue Angels, flying Left Wing in #3 – has an NAS Kingsville connection.
Over 140 Illegal Migrants Found in Two Stash Houses
Border Patrol agents received information regarding a possible stash house in the area.
Falfurrias High School One Act Advances to Regionals
Falfurrias High School will be competing at the 3A Region 4 UIL One Act Play Contest on Thursday, April 20th after advancing from the Area.
Bishop One Act Advances to Regionals
The play is under the direction of Theater teacher, Elle Escobedo.
Marine Unit Rescue Several Individuals in the Rio Grande
The individuals appeared to be struggling with the current.
Availability of $1 Billion to Help Farmers, Ranchers and Rural Businesses
The USDA is accepting applications for $1 billion in grants to help agricultural producers and rural small businesses invest in renewable energy systems.
Major Donation from Lopez Foundation to Establish Scholar Program
The Foundation aims to reduce the financial and systemic barriers that students face on their journey to obtain a college or university degree.
Beekeepers Afraid This New Legislation Will Sting
Beekeepers say the proposed legislation is too stiff and doesn’t take into account real-world production issues.
House Committee Clears Bill to Expand Gambling
Gaming advocates are pushing to legalize casinos and sports betting in Texas.
Group of Illegal Migrants Encountered by CBP Were Misinformed
More than 1,000 illegal migrants, mostly from Venezuela, surrendered themselves to Border Patrol Agents in the El Paso Sector, on Wednesday, after reports indicated that migrants may have been misinformed regarding current immigration policies and initiatives.
BHS Tennis Player Heads to Regionals
Bishop High School tennis team competed in the District 31-4A tournament on March 29th and 30th at Tulso-Midway High School.
Female Arrested for Obstructing a School Bus
Yesterday afternoon at around 3:45 pm, officers were sent to W. Matlock and N. 8th Street for a vehicle blocking the pathway of an Aransas Pass Independent School District school bus.