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The Refugio County sheriff said human smuggling cases are on the rise and the county has changed their ways and are now prosecuting more of those cases.

TxDOT has released their statistics on roadway crashes from 2021. What was found was it was one of the deadliest years on Texas roads.

Wridz used Corpus Christi as a test market for their ride-hailing application. Now with a revamped app, Wridz is permanently in Corpus Christi, drawing in drivers with their unique methods.

President Biden announced Title 42 will end next month. It's a law that prevented many immigrants from crossing into the United States because of Covid-19. Brooks County has to prepare for what will come next.

A report by the World Health Organization said 99 percent of the population is breathing unhealthy air. They have a new measuring system that was used in 6,000 cities across the world.

Nueces County Public Libraries were awarded federal dollars to create a new program. They saw a need to help people become citizens and that's what they wanted to address.

Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi President Dr. Kelly Miller said April 1 marks the 75th anniversary of the university. Looking back at where it all started, building of a tight community has been one of their memorable achievements.

Nueces County Commissioner's Court now has a draft of an ordinance regulating game rooms. After some discussion, commissioners and the county judge still think more needs to be sorted out.

Three U.S. Representatives have proposed a gas rebate for Americans. It could be similar to stimulus checks from 2020 and 2021.

A new website is helping to connect Ukrainian refugees with host families across the world. Several families in the coastal bend have decided to take part.