Commercial beekeepers in Texas have lost about two thirds of their honey bees since June last year, according to a recent survey.
Voucher Bills Wants to Prioritize Low-Income Families
House Bill 3 and Senate Bill 2 — the signature school voucher proposals filed this year by each lawmaking chamber — would qualify virtually any family in Texas to receive taxpayer dollars through state-managed education savings accounts to fund their children’s private school tuition.
Upcoming Long-Term Traffic Switch
Beginning Monday, March 17, a long-term traffic switch will be in place on North Beach for commuters.
Rep. Al Green Disrupts Trump Speech and is Escorted Out
The Texas Democrat who has a history of attention-getting acts repeatedly shouted, “no mandate to cut Medicaid.”
Border Patrol Agents Arrest Previously Deported ‘Carpet Walker’
All three of the men had carpet attached to the bottoms of their shoes in an apparent attempt to hide their tracks.
Due to Drought, City of Corpus Christi Updates Reclaimed Water Distribution Service
Corpus Christi Water is providing essential updates to its Reclaimed Water Distribution Service to streamline the process for residents and businesses.
Fatality Crash Involving Pedestrian
Medics transported the male to a local hospital where he passed due to his injuries.
Operation Lone Star Makes Multiple Arrests
The operation resulted in 40 arrests for various criminal offenses and individuals with outstanding warrants.
Arrest Made in Downtown Altercation
Officers quickly converged on the area and witnesses assisted officers in locating the male who was shooting the gun and detained him for their investigation.
Texas A&M System Bans Drag Shows From its Universities
The move potentially sets up a new First Amendment fight between students and university administrators.
Tariffs Set to Hit Texas’ Biggest Trading Partners
The president said Mexico and Canada have failed to curb the flow of drugs into the U.S. after giving the countries 30 days to do so before enacting the tariffs.
Sea Wind Residents Kick Off Shop with a Cop Program
The program is held during the holiday season, and participating children are given a specific budget to buy gifts for themselves or their family members.
Five Immigration Judges in Texas Removed
The move raises concerns about large case backlogs that have persisted for years.
Centennial Kick off at Texas A&M University Kingville
To honor that famous photo and as a kickoff of the Centennial Year at Texas A&M-Kingsville, the public is invited to Manning Hall, 910 W. Santa Gertrudis, to help recreate that photograph.
Texas House Signs on to Support Education Voucher Bill
The 75 co-sponsors plus the bill’s author would provide enough votes to pass Gov. Abbott’s top priority measure in the 150-seat House.
Accident Near Bishop Due to Fog
The accident occurred due to fog and low visibility. Several injuries were reported on the scene.
Stolen Vehicle Located, Suspect Arrested
During the investigation officers were able to locate the vehicle and follow it to a business off SPID.
CBP Officers Seize Nearly 50 Pounds of Cocaine
The seizure occurred yesterday at the Progreso International Bridge.
CCPD is Asking the Public's Help in Locating Burglary Suspects Richard Morin
CCPD is asking for the public’s help to locate Richard Morin, who is described as a Hispanic male, 5’8″, weighs approximately 200 lbs, has brown hair and brown eyes.
ICE Say More Than 100 Arrested in Colony Ridge Raids
In a social media post, ICE said that 118 people had been arrested, including people with prior convictions that included homicide, theft and child sexual abuse.