TWIA Proposed Insurance Rate Hike

Residents of Corpus Christi are currently facing the potential for a significant financial burden, given that the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) is contemplating a 10 percent rate increase. Originating from a recommendation by a TWIA subcommittee, this proposed change has consequently sparked concerns and raised questions among the local population regarding the escalating costs of windstorm insurance. The Impact on Corpus Christi...

Operation Safe Return of CCPD

As summer approaches, the Corpus Christi Police Department (CCPD) recently hosted their eagerly awaited annual back-to-school event, Operation Safe Return. Held on a sunny Saturday afternoon at the American Bank Center, the event was a resounding success, drawing in thousands of local parents and children enthusiastic about preparing for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. Community Support in Full Swing Operation Safe Return is thoughtfully...

Vigil for Caleb Harris

Remembering Caleb Last night, the community of Corpus Christi gathered at Cole Park for a solemn candlelight vigil in honor of Caleb Harris. Caleb, who tragically disappeared earlier this year, has left a void in the hearts of many. The vigil, which brought together residents from all walks of life, served as a remembrance and a communal grieving space for a beloved community member. Tragic Discovery Caleb vanished on March 4th from the Cottages...

Ambulance Chase Ends in Arrest at Corpus Christi Hospital

A Dramatic Start to the Weekend An ambulance was stolen from Corpus Christi Medical Center's Bay Area Hospital on Friday, just before 4 p.m. Corpus Christi witnessed an extraordinary event that sounded more like a scene from an action movie than daily life. This led to a high-speed chase involving multiple law enforcement agencies around the city. The Ambulance Chase Through the City The Texas Department of Public Safety reported that the...

West Nile Virus in Corpus Christi

West Nile Virus Concerns in Corpus Christi Nueces County has reported the detection of three mosquito pools infected with the West Nile Virus, including one in Corpus Christi, as announced by County Judge Connie Scott. This news follows a similar report from neighboring San Patricio County, where officials confirmed a positive test in Portland last Monday. Spreading Through Local Areas The other two infected samples were collected from Agua...

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