Man Fatally Shot on Cain Drive, Suspect in Custody Suspect Arrested in Deadly Cain Drive shooting that left one man dead, according to Corpus Christi Police. The early Sunday morning incident is currently being investigated as a possible case of family violence. Police Respond to Morning Shooting Call At 8:05 a.m. on July 7, Corpus Christi Police Department (CCPD) officers responded to a call about a shooting at a residence on Cain Drive....
Torrential Rain Triggers Chaos in Tom Green County San Angelo Faces Historic Flooding After 14 Inches of Rain In the early hours of July 4th, San Angelo faced historic flooding as 14 inches of relentless rain pounded the city and Tom Green County. As a result, hundreds of residents were forced to flee their homes in search of safety. Torrents quickly inundated entire neighborhoods on the north and northeast sides of the city, leaving streets...
New Harbor Bridge Northbound Lanes to Open The new Harbor Bridge northbound lanes in Corpus Christi will open on July 8. This marks a major milestone in the $1 billion project. Additionally, the southbound lanes opened on June 28. A ribbon-cutting ceremony atop the bridge celebrated the occasion. Flatiron/Dragados, the bridge developer, issued a traffic advisory on July 4 outlining closures and transitions needed to prepare for the upcoming...
Kerr County residents face tragedy as floodwaters rise rapidly. Catastrophic Texas Floods turned a joyful Fourth of July celebration into chaos and heartbreak for Kerr County residents. Flooding along the Guadalupe River claimed at least 13 lives, left dozens missing, and triggered a massive rescue effort involving helicopters, drones, and ground teams. The flooding began around 4:00 a.m. on Friday, when torrential rains—recorded at up to 12...
Post-Hatchlings Washing Ashore in Record Numbers The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced nearly 30 endangered Kemp’s ridley hatchlings stranded on Coastal Bend beaches this week. Almost 30 post-hatchlings—baby turtles that recently emerged from their nests—have washed ashore, sparking concern among conservationists and wildlife officials. These vulnerable young turtles, barely 3 inches long, are supposed to swim directly into the Gulf...
