Corpus Christi ranked no. 19 in the nation for fiscal health

Corpus Christi needed $101.7 million to get out of the red

Marine Once Hailed A Hero For Saving Dogs Charged In Capitol Riot

Ryan Nichols was lauded on the national stage for his actions after Hurricane Florence in 2018. Now, he faces federal charges from Jan. 6.

American Momentum Bank Supports Local Charities

The bank helped feed more than a thousand local residents through its work over the holidays

Florist Who Bragged About Entering Nancy Pelosi's Office Charged

Jenny Cudd, the owner of Becky's Flowers in Midland, Texas, has defended her actions during the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill siege.

Trump Takes No Responsibility for Capitol Riots, Visits Texas

Trump arrived in Texas on Tuesday to trumpet his campaign against illegal immigration in an attempt to burnish his legacy.

East Texas Church Shooting Leaves Pastor Dead, 2 Injured

Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting at Starrville Methodist Church in Winona.

Ted Cruz Leads GOP Senators Challenging Biden's Win Over Trump

The group of 11 Republican senators says it will vote to reject electoral votes when Congress meets to certify the election next week.

A Novel Coronavirus Timeline From December 2019 Until Now

Most people had no idea that New Year’s Eve 2019 would be the beginning of a pandemic that would flip the world upside-down.

Officials Confirm It Was A Tornado That Caused Storm Damage In Corsicana On December 30

A neighborhood in Corsicana — about 50 miles south of Dallas — was hit by an EF0 tornado just before 11:00 a.m.

COVID-19 Issues With TCU Football Team Leads To Cancellation Of Texas Bowl Against Arkansas

The college football season continues to take hits because of the coronavirus.

Black Family Works To Restore Roughly 200-Year-Old Cemetery In Texas

Congress is considering legislation that would create a database of burial sites, and provide funding to research and protect them.

Report: Texas Has Only Used 1/4 Of Allotted COVID-19 Vaccine, But Good Luck Finding Any Doses

Concern is growing that much of the vaccine could be sitting unused.

North Texas Offering Party Options As CDC Says New Year’s Celebrations Should Happen At Home

“Everyone loves some bubbles on New Year’s,” said Vyctoria Cray with Refined Hospitality Concepts.

Birth on a Riverbank: Woman's Ordeal Shows Risk At Border

Why would a woman cross the river in labor? Law enforcement and human rights groups give sharply different answers.

14 Fort Hood Soldiers Fired, Suspended Over Violence At Base

Two general officers are among those being removed from their jobs.

Tank Explosion At Corpus Christi's Magellan Facility Injures 7

A reverse alert warning residents of the explosion was sent just before 11 a.m. The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.

A Guide To Navigating The Texas Unemployment System During The Pandemic

People across the Lone Star State are struggling to navigate a maze-like system to get benefits.

Maria de la Luz ‘Lucy’ Phelan, Mother-In-Law Of Texas Gov, Dies

Maria de la Luz ‘Lucy’ Phelan spoke in numerous television commercials supporting Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

Race For Texas Intensifies Amid Surging Turnout, Coronavirus Cases

Texas voters don’t register by party affiliation. Turnout has also been inflated by the state’s booming population.

LIU Poll: America Reacts to Amy Coney Barrett Confirmation

A Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling, and Analysis poll revealed America's reaction to the vote.

How CA Expats Are Helping Turn Texas Into A Battleground State

When Dr. Myiesha Taylor saw her Biden-Harris lawn sign was missing from the yard, she did what most parents would do and blamed her kids.

Foreign Hackers Cripple Texas County’s Email System

Latest attacks raising election security concerns.

Texas Gets A "D" For Its State Finances

Each Texas taxpayer is on the hook for $11,300

4 Killed In Leon County Plane Crash Near Hilltop Lakes

Engine failure has been cited as the cause of the deadly plane wreck near Hilltop Lakes, some 126 miles from Austin in rural Texas.

TCU Dining creates healthful isolation meals

Residential housing worked closely with dining partner Sodexo to devise a smart and responsive plan

Security Bank Ballpark is now Momentum Bank Ballpark

Name change comes as Security Bank merges with American Momentum Bank

What would happen if the voter turnout improved?

With the 2020 presidential election upon us, activists of both political parties are urging voters to hit the polls.

85 Infants Test Positive For Coronavirus In One Texas County

The development came one week after Nueces County reported a six-month-old baby boy tested positive and died from COVID-19.

Building Permits and the State of the Economy

Building permit data is an indicator of the state of the economy.

The Wealthy and Retired are Flocking to these Five States

For this year's delayed Tax Day, we're taking a look at new IRS data.

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Advocate Health Advisors Taps Mike Gwin as Regional Manager

Gwin will be responsible for recruiting, developing and supporting insurance agents throughout the West Texas region.

Texas A&M Transportation Institute Expert Discusses Road Safety

If crashes are inevitable, what can be done to minimize their impact in terms of deaths and serious injuries?

Coronavirus Crisis Makes Texas Prison Food Even More Gross

When the coronavirus crisis struck, Texas prisoners noticed that their food started looking worse. They started taking pictures.

Texas Clinics Ask Supreme Court To Allow Certain Abortions

The clinics filed an emergency motion asking the justices to overturn a lower-court order and allow some abortions.

Graduation rates and the link to the student debt crisis

Why are graduation rates calculated in six years?

Gas Pipeline Fire In Corpus Christi Shuts Down Interstate

Police shut down traffic along I-37 in both directions after the fire started, but traffic was reopened​ as of 10:20 a.m., the report said.

Texas Moms' Schedules Get Less Busy with Help from VanGo

VanGo, a ride service for Texas kids and teens, is helping local families shuttle their children safely to and from school and activities.

Texas Resident Captures Bobcat On Surveillance Camera

The video illustrates the thriving nature of the wild cats across Texas, even as others species are struggling to survive.

Fort Worth receives 'D' grade for fiscal health

Fort Worth taxpayers on the hook for $12,300