Three Arrested in Corpus Christi as Counterfeit $100 Bills Discovered in Theft Scheme

Victoria County Sheriff's Tip Leads to Confrontation: Three Individuals Apprehended by Nueces County District Attorney's Agents Amidst Cross-State Crime Pursuit Agents from the Criminal Interdiction Unit drew weapons on Tuesday afternoon, responding to a Victoria County Sheriff's Office tip. The three detained individuals are suspected of engaging in a spree of criminal activities spanning multiple states. Initially suspected of arriving in the...

Sen. Ted Cruz Consults Coastal Bend Agri Leaders for New Farm Bill Input

With the most recent tally, Texas boasts the highest number of farms compared to all other states. This signifies that a substantial portion of the employment in the region relies on agriculture. This subject was the driving force behind the presence of two U.S. senators in Corpus Christi for a gathering on Tuesday. Having been put into effect in December 2018, the farm bill has remained influential for five years and is set to conclude on...

Rise in COVID-19 Cases Noted in CCISD’s Latest Report

With the commencement of the new school year following the summer break, schools in the Coastal Bend region are witnessing a surge in COVID-19 cases. According to the Corpus Christi Independent School District, the Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District has registered 354 fresh cases between August 18 and 25. There is also an observable increase in COVID-19 cases throughout the district. Dr. Kim Onufrak, associated with Surepoint...

Enhancements Underway for Water Infrastructure in Corpus Christi

Recent Improvements Evident in Corpus Christi's Water Infrastructure. On August 22nd, the Corpus Christi City Council approved a construction contract on a segment of a comprehensive project aimed at repairing and replacing water lines throughout the city. The overall value of the citywide water project amounts to approximately $20 million, and it has been divided into four segments — two featuring small diameters and the other two boasting...

Expect Lengthy Delays for Vehicle Inspections

The vehicle inspection system in Texas, managed by the Department of Public Safety (DPS), has experienced a nationwide outage. This disruption occurred on Wednesday, and there is currently no estimated timeframe for its restoration. A local state inspector, Andrew Villarreal, shared that he has already been forced to decline numerous customers with impending tag expirations due to the system's unavailability. "It's disheartening because, as...

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