University officials said they discovered the first change to a students' immigration status in a database on March 28 and it has risen from there.
Senior Housing Rental Units to be Built in the Central Area of Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi City Council approved funding for $1.16 million from the Type B Corporation for the Palms at Morris Project.
City of Corpus Christi Approves Design Services for Water Reclamation Plants Citywide
This feasibility and preliminary design project will analyze water quality, determine permitting requirements, and establish a pilot plant protocol.
Liberation Day
CBP is working closely with other government agencies to implement “Liberation Day” announcements and will continue to provide detailed guidance to promote compliance and uniform enforcement across the nation.
CBP Officers Seize Over $270K in Unreported Currency
It is not a crime to carry more than $10,000, but it is a federal offense not to declare currency or monetary instruments totaling $10,000 or more to a CBP officer upon entry or exit from the U.S. or to conceal it with intent to evade reporting requirements.
Border Patrol Seizes Over $3.2 Million in Meth at Rio Grande Valley Checkpoint
The case has been turned over to federal authorities for further investigation.
Falfurrias PD Narcotics Search Warrant
One female subject was subsequently arrested.
Aransas Pass Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Theft Suspect
The suspect was observed examining a GoPro display case and repeatedly attempting to open it.
Millions to be Returned to Retirement Value Investors
As such, investors were forced to pay the premiums on the policies—shrinking their return on investment in the death benefits they purchased.
Laredo Port of Entry Prepares for Holiday Traffic
The increase in traffic is due to the upcoming Holy Week (Semana Santa), which is one of the busiest travel periods of the year.
Tariffs Creating Uncertainty in Texas
Respondents to a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas survey expressed concern about a reduction in consumer demand and a potential recession.
Texas to Issue Public School Performance Ratings
“Despite state law requiring the annual issuance of A to F grades for public schools, rogue school districts have fought for years to hide their report cards,” said Attorney General Paxton.
Texas AG Announces Investigation into Kellogg’s After Falsely Claiming to Remove Artificial Dyes
In its marketing, Kellogg’s has advertised its products as “healthy.” Yet, some of its cereals are filled with petroleum-based artificial food colorings that have been linked to hyperactivity, obesity, autoimmune disease, endocrine-related health problems, and cancer in those who consume them.
Drunk Driver Falls Asleep at Restaurant Drive Thru
Officers attempted to wake the driver and passenger for several minutes.
Felon Arrested
Officers initially pursued the vehicle, but the pursuit was ultimately terminated for the safety of citizens and Officers.
South Texas County Leaders Will Lose Some Authority over SpaceX Launches
The lawmakers behind the bill promised there would not be an increase in the number of days the beach is closed.
Deceased Elderly Body Found
Preliminary investigation shows that the male was struck by a vehicle.
City of Taft Launches Major Water Infrastructure Project with $3.26M Grant
The City of Taft has officially kicked off a multi-million-dollar water and wastewater improvement project, funded by a $3,261,400 GLO award.
Naval Air Station Kingsville Honors Kevin Clarke for a Decade of Service
NASK recognized Kevin Clarke for his ten years of dedicated service as he retires from his role as a federal employee.
School Voucher Bill Clears in Texas House
The House Public Education Committee voted to advance a pair of priority bills to create education savings accounts and to raise how much state money public school districts receive.