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  • Federal judge to rule on preliminary injunction tied to Corpus Christi mayoral removal proceedings. Corpus Christi and Victoria City Councils meet this week. SpaceX moves Starship test flight to Thursday. Victoria ISD trustees vote to close Shields Elementary School. Firefighters continue to monitor wildfire in Plains, Panhandle region. Hail brings more to table than costly repairs. Texas Tech quarterback sues NCAA. Spurs fend off Thunder in 2OT thriller.
  • Corpus Christi official give updates on water emergency delay. Evangeline project will be heard out in court. Corpus Christi mayor’s injunction hearing begins. SpaceX reschedules next Starship flight test. Three teens in custody after series of shootings, theft. Early voting for Texas primary runoffs begins. UTRGV women’s track and field finishes second overall at conference championships. Spurs open Western Conference Finals tonight.
  • Corpus Christi Mayor’s injunction hearing moved to local federal courthouse. Calhoun High School Principal under TEA investigation. Demolition of historic courthouse could begin this year. Texas immigration law blocked by federal judge. Children, stepmother detained by federal immigration have been released. State executes 600th inmate since death penalty reinstatement. Harbor Playhouse’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” opens this weekend.
  • Motion requests Corpus Christi City Council members to recuse from mayor’s impeachment trial. Two Assistant Directors of Public Health resign. Johnson appointed as Interim Assistant Director of Finance and Procurement. San Benito officials rename Cesar Chavez Day. Victoria Citizens Medical Center nears completion of ICU expansion. Seven Crossroads counties to receive disaster relief loans. Union representing USDA employees sues for First Amendment rights violations. Abbott expands Repeat Offender Task Force to include Houston, DFW, Austin and San Antonio. Johnson, Jaworski headed for Democratic runoff for Attorney General. Texas' Cure for Paranoia wins NPR music contest.
  • Corpus Christi City Council approves changes to the Drought Contingency Plan
  • Water surcharges may be on the way and what you need to know while boating to stay safe
  • Corpus Christi City Council meets today, water changes may be on the way and the city of Rockport declares a water emergency
  • Water update from Beeville and the San Antonio Spurs win game two of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Minnesota Timberwolves
  • Corpus Christi City Council meeting recap and is the only thing in the San Antonio Spurs way from winning an NBA title is experience
  • Former river authority employee indicted on felony charges of tampering with governmental records. Corpus Christi City Council to vote on demolition of historic county courthouse. Victoria City Council to vote to award street improvement contract. Infowars web site shut down. Poll: Republican Senate primary contest remains tight. Mobile medical simulation lab gives rural healthcare providers training. Texas A&M University-Kingsville baseball team ends season at Lone Star Conference tournament.
  • South Texas voters cast ballots in local elections. South Texans sue SpaceX for home damages. Temporary hemp injunction filed against Texas health officials in THC saga. Texas leads nation in shutting off utility customers who can’t afford energy bills. Behavior hospital café prepares Texans for food service careers. Corpus Christi Hooks get last word in series against Frisco. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi athletics have mixed weekend on big stages. Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelinas baseball stays alive in conference tournament.
  • Portland mayor delivers final State of the City address. Former Bishop of Corpus Christi dies at 102. Banquete native killed in Pearl Harbor attack to be buried with full military honors. Elsa mayoral candidates face off at polls. Rain barrels in Corpus Christi sell out in days. Camp Mystic will not reopen this summer. Closing arguments end in case to determine if Texans can keep buying smokeable cannabis products. Texas A&M-Kingsville launches space and aeronautical master’s program this fall. Corpus Christi Hooks in action. Calallen High School pitcher throws perfect game. Pre-med class uses Minecraft to teach students.