CBP Officers Seize Over $1.1 Million in Cocaine at Laredo Port of Entry
The narcotics combined had a street value of $1,175,967.
City of Corpus Christi Completes Desalination Bay Impact Study
A Far Field Committee was also established to oversee the process, meeting eight times during the study to review progress and ensure ongoing input and accountability alongside City staff.
City of Corpus Christi Eases Drought Restrictions
Effective immediately, the City of Corpus Christi has officially moved from Stage 3 to Stage 2 water restrictions.
National Breastfeeding Month
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is observing National Breastfeeding Month in August by promoting resources for moms.
Flock Cameras are Surging in Texas
More than 200 local law enforcement agencies have data-sharing agreements with DPS, providing wide access to vehicle information.
Police Investigating Incident at Yorktown Boulevard and Oso Parkway
At approximately 2:40 a.m. on Tuesday, August 4, officers responded to a call regarding a suspected intoxicated driver who drove through clear signage and safety barriers into a marked construction zone, creating a hazard for workers present.
Texas AG Investigates Manufacturers Over “Heart Healthy” Labeling
Mounting evidence suggests many “heart-healthy”-labeled products fall short of the promise consumers rely on.
USDA Opens Program to Boost Rural Electric Energy
Individual awards for partially forgivable loans will range between $1 million and $100 million and will support affordable power for American families.
Texas Land Commissioner Orders Feds to Stop “Illegally” Clearing State Border Tract
Dawn Buckingham said a contractor hired by U.S. Customs and Border Protection trespassed and significantly altered land in Presidio County without permission.
Texas is Banning Several THC Products
Although several synthetically derived cannabis products will be banned on July 31, delta-9 THC products will still remain legal.
Corpus Christi Police Department Helps 2,200 Students Prepare for School
More than 2,200 children received backpacks and school supplies during the 15th Annual Operation Safe Return.
Mosquitos Tested positive for St. Louis Encephalitis Virus in Kingsville
The mosquitos were trapped July 28.
Ingleside Peace Officer Indicted on Official Oppression Charge
Because the case is now pending before the court, the department said it will not comment on the allegations, the evidence, or any aspect of the ongoing criminal proceedings.
Popular Women's Brands Face Toxic Chemical Investigation
These industry-wide investigations will determine whether companies are deceiving consumers about the presence of toxic chemicals in their products.
Temporary Closure of Watergarden Fountain
Before this maintenance, the water was turned down to the lowest pressure at which it would still run due to the current drought.
Man on Horseback Accused of Assaulting Staff With Rifle
Suspected Gang Member Arrested After Horseback Assault, Police Say.
Energy Agencies Want More Authority Over Data Centers
The request comes after Gov. Greg Abbott directed the Public Utility Commission of Texas and Electric Reliability Council of Texas to further regulate data centers’ use of the power grid.
Dream Con Gives Black Nerd Culture Center Stage
Dream Con, one of the country’s largest Black-owned pop culture conventions, is at risk of looking elsewhere to find financial support and resources.
State of Texas Investigates Puppy Mills
The investigation will also examine Lone Star Pups' “10 Year Health Guarantee,” which the company markets as a warranty standing behind the health of every puppy it sells.
Lawsuit Prompts end of Federal Endangered Species
The state’s attorney general sued the Biden administration in 2024, citing incomplete data for the updated endangered status of the Permian Basin’s native dunes sagebrush lizard.