What's up Corpus Christi! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. ☕️️
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Today's riddle: How fast is milk when you pour it? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Stabbing on IH37 (southtexascommunitynews.com) — Corpus Christi police are investigating a fatal stabbing on the 5200 block of the IH 37 access road, where a woman died after being taken to a local hospital. Detectives have arrested 39-year-old Emilio Ybarra on a murder warrant, and investigators are still seeking tips from anyone who may have information about the large fight that led to the attack.
2. Corpus Christi developer says new STR rule could cost him $20 million (kiiitv.com) — Corpus Christi City Council will vote Tuesday on tightening rules for owner-occupied short-term rentals, a move city staff say would close a loophole but a major Ocean Drive developer warns could wipe out revenue and force property sales. Neighbors have complained about loud party rentals, and the outcome could reshape where STRs are allowed across the city.
3. CC Firefighters C.A.R.E. launches shirt fundraiser to support firefighters battling cancer (kristv.com) — Corpus Christi Firefighters C.A.R.E. is rolling out its annual shirt fundraiser to support local firefighters battling cancer and related charities. Presales are underway now, with in-person buying chances at Art Walk on Sept. 4 and the Fire Department Union Hall on Sept. 11, where crews plan to be out in the community selling gear.
4. Drake Spotted Jamming Out To 'Choosin' Texas' At Ella Langley's Show In Arkansas Last Night (whiskeyriff.com) — Country singer Ella Langley recently called her Texas shows in Austin, Corpus Christi, and Fort Worth "unforgettable," sharing photos from her week in the state. Her hit "Choosin' Texas" has become so big that Drake was filmed enthusiastically singing along at her Arkansas concert, fueling fan hopes for a future collaboration on the song.
5. DOT and Port of Corpus Christi Sign Nuclear-Technology Agreement (maritime-executive.com) — A new federal agreement will explore using small modular nuclear reactors to power operations and energy systems at the Port of Corpus Christi, potentially reshaping local maritime infrastructure and jobs. Federal transportation leaders and Rep. Michael Cloud joined port officials to sign the memorandum, highlighting plans for resilient microgrids, shoreside power, and workforce development tied to cutting-edge maritime technology.
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