KEDT-FM South Texas Midday
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Corpus Christi Water continues Mary Rhodes Pipeline repair work. Brownsville City Commission continues public hearing on data center moratorium. Former TAMUCC president Sugg, 88, dies. Protestors expected at Trump rally in San Antonio. Texas Senate race focuses on high prices – but what can candidates actually do about it?
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Today is the final day to register to vote for the 2026 midterm election. Hundreds of protesters march towards San Antonio warehouse that Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to turn into processing facility. University of Texas at San Antonio sees more student applications since merging with UT Health. NASA and Boeing could launch Starliner on its first official mission later this year.
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Corpus Christi Water investigates potential leak on Mary Rhodes Pipeline. Starbase EDC may issue $3 billion in tax-exempt bonds to support SpaceX. Edna Police Department hires officers. Man accused of planning to attack Texas Capitol. Deer hunting season in Texas looks promising. Zebra mussels infest Abilene lake.
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Officials break ground on Brownsville’s Port Alpha. Victoria County Commissioners approve new property tax rate. PBS film producer: Online scams are increasing. Families struggle to find affordable child care.
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Vice President JD Vance speaks at midterm rally in Harlingen today. McAllen study hopes to rebrand downtown atmosphere. Aransas Pass City Council appoints interim leadership following manager’s resignation. Yeager Elementary students enjoy their reign as World's Finest Chocolate top sellers. Rain 'bullseyes’ along and west of I-35 are possible. How 'mirror books' can encourage reading and strengthen family literacy.
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Nueces County Republican Party opposes Fair Water Amendment. Yeager Elementary students enjoy their reign as World's Finest Chocolate top sellers. Texas General Land Office extends Hurricane Harvey recovery fund. Camp Mystic owners propose selling property. Paxton-Talarico contest on course to demolish Texas record for campaign spending in a U.S. Senate election.
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Corpus Christi water pipeline returns to normal operations. SpaceX launches 14th Starship test flight. Vice President JD Vance will speak this week at midterm rally in Harlingen this week. Voters have little time left to check registration status. Beef producers sound alarm about disruptions from immigration crackdown. Yeager Elementary students enjoy their reign as World's Finest Chocolate top sellers.
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Texas election officials process voter registration records backlog. U.S. Navy awards contract to build landing craft at Port of Brownsville shipyard. South Texas educator spurs deaf designation on state IDs. Chefs and cooks heat up competition at Texas Food Championship this weekend. Sand Branch activists seek permanent water infrastructure for community following fire.
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Port of Corpus Christi receives approval to discharge water from proposed desalination facility. Nueces River Authority executive director announces retirement. Corpus Christi Water continues repairs on Mary Rhodes Pipeline. Poll: As food costs rise, Texas families struggle to keep up. Acclaimed local chef ready to turn up heat at Texas Food Championship.
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Rockport Police chief sees potential in Flock surveillance cameras. Rio Grande Valley leaders discuss future of new public utilities agency. Nuclear regulatory commission panel talks about proposed Seadrift chemical plant. Texas must install air conditioning in state prisons by end of decade. Abilene Christian University installs license plate readers at campus entrances.
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Federal judge OKs land exchange between SpaceX and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Governor Abbott freezes state permits for data centers. Diesel prices in Texas soar to record highs. Abilene college student crowned inaugural Dunkman champion.
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Corpus Christi Water: Mary Rhodes Pipeline offline for leak repair. Corpus Christi residents may still taste, smell ‘musty’ water. U.S.-Saudi Arabia ambassador timeline has consequences for Houston area. Data centers driving some conservative voters away from GOP.