Duval County jail passes inspection
SAN DIEGO - Duval County jail recently had a surprise inspection and passed, said Sheriff Romero Ramirez. “I want to congratulate my jail administrator Lt.
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2022 Coastal Bend Hurricane Conference
CORPUS CHRISTI - The 2022 Coastal Bend Hurricane Conference had officials from several Coastal Bend Counties ready to learn the latest on how to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season. The event was held on Wednesday, May 4 and Thursday, May 5.
Schallert Elementary students visit Texas State Aquarium
Schallert Elementary pre-kinder students recently took a field trip to the Texas State Aquarium in Corpus Christi. The students learned at the different types of sea life native to the Coastal Bend.
Introducing Izzy the Islander: Same Name, Same Islander Spirit, New Look! San Diego Animal Shelter urges adoptions
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas –Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has unveiled the updated version of its mascot, Izzy. The debut was held at a May 4 pep rally prior to the South Texas Showdown, the annual baseball rivalry game against University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley.
San Diego Animal Shelter urges adoptions
SAN DIEGO - There are an abundance of dogs and puppies housed at the San Diego Animal Control Shelter and they are in need of homes. Officer Luis Barrera said the dogs need to be rescued or adopted before he has to put them down.
NFs, NATCEPs Needed to Serve as Nurse Aide Testing Sites
HHSC Long-term Care Regulation is seeking more nursing facilities to serve as Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Program testing sites. Current NATCEPs that are not testing sites are urged to become testing sites.
Alice ISD Sports Camps
Alice Independent School District will host three sports camps for students. Lil’ Yote Volleyball Clinic Dates: May 17-19 Ages/Grades: Third grade through eighth grade Times: third - fifth at 5 p.m., and sixth - eighth at 6:30 p.m.
DMC inducts two newest “Hall of Fame” members, recognizes 88 “outstanding” students during 70th annual Recognition Ceremony
For over seven decades, the Del Mar College (DMC) campus community has anticipated the annual Recognition Ceremony, an event that celebrates students and educators for their academic achievements, community service and mentorship. With the last “in person” ceremony held three years ago in 2019, this year marks a new beginning as the College returned to Richardson Performance Hall and held its 70th Annual Recognition Ceremony with participants walking the stage to receive their awards.
To Protect Patients, First We Must Protect Patents
This spring, a U.S. negotiating team in Geneva reportedly made a deal that could have dire consequences for patients around the world.
If Roe is overturned, abortion would be outlawed in Texas, with exceptions
If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns its 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, abortion will be banned in Texas due to statutes already on the books that prompted the Roe lawsuit to begin with, and because of a “trigger law” that went into effect last June.