Ana Tamez
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Beeville's law enforcement continue search for weapon at Moreno Junior High
School officials said in a Facebook post that students and staff are safe and that there is currently no visible threat. → Read More
Newman pleads guilty to Barrera Street murder in 2021
He will serve his 20-year sentences for aggravated assault and murder concurrently after killing Albert Regino in 2021. → Read More
Unknown medical emergency leaves several cars damaged at Portairs Shopping Center
A domino effect was set off when the driver of a Cadillac crashed into a truck, knocking it into other vehicles in front of La Michoacana Meat Market. → Read More
Bishop police raid seven gamerooms Friday night
Officers executed all of the raids simultaneously, said the Bishop Police Department chief Edward Day. → Read More
Powell gets life in prison for shooting CCPD officer Dominguez
Powell shot Dominguez more than 11 times, several times in the head. Dominguez lost his right eye in the confrontation. → Read More
Debris-filled barge becomes lodged onshore near Bob Hall Pier
In a news release, coastal parks director Scott Cross states the craft "poses no threat to the public or to the environment whatsoever." → Read More
Flatiron/Dragados has 15 days to respond to TxDOT safety concerns or risks being replaced
TxDOT Executive Director Mark Williams issued an ultimatum Tuesday, saying if that deadline isn't met, it will begin the process of removing Flatiron/Dragados LLC as the bridge project's contractor. → Read More
La Palmera shooting victim dies
The man was taken to a local hospital, reportedly with non-life-threatening injuries, but later suffered complications. → Read More
Mathis ISD implements lockout Monday
The schools will not allow anyone from the outside to enter because of a possible threat in the area. → Read More
More than 2,000 customers without power in Portland
According to the AEP Outage map, the majority of the customers without power are in the E. Broadway area. → Read More
These areas of the city are already experiencing flooding
Please be careful if you need to leave the house, as numerous parts of the city are flooded or beginning to flood. → Read More
Beeville a finalist for PetSafe's Bark For Your Park contest
Voting is going on now, and is open to anyone 18 years old or older living in the U.S. Voters are allowed to participate once a day. → Read More
H-E-B issues voluntary recall on Creamy Creations Light Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
The recall is being issued because the ice cream contains wheat, which is an allergen, but the label does not declare its inclusion. → Read More
City of Alice enacts Stage 2 water restrictions
Stage 2 restrictions are triggered after the lake's water supply falls below 86 ft., according to a city news release. → Read More
Fatal crash reported north of Freer
According to a statement from The Department of Public Safety, a Lincoln vehicle collided with a semi-trailer leaving four injured and one dead. → Read More
CCFD: Brushfire near Oso Bay contained, no longer a threat to nearby homes
The fire near Yorktown Boulevard and Starry Lane has been contained and is no longer a threat to any nearby homes. → Read More
#BREAKING: Arrest made in 2012 cold-case hit-and-run death of Kimberly Encinia
Ten years after Encinia's death, police have made an arrest in the case. The suspect is in the Nueces County Jail. → Read More
Nueces County Jail fails annual state inspection
In the Texas Commission on Jail Standards' report dated June 29, overcrowding has caused a ripple effect throughout the facilities. → Read More
City of Corpus Christi could enact Stage 2 water restrictions in mid-August
Zanoni said the current plan is to activate Stage 2 water restrictions when lake levels hit 35 percent. → Read More
Woman surrenders herself to authorities in connection with Calallen hit-and-run
Chelsea Gonzalez turned herself into the San Patricio County Sheriff's Office on June 30, nine days after Yates' death. → Read More