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According to a social media post from the Beeville Fire Department, Bee County has extended their burn ban for an additional 60 days.

Beeville holds a market day once a month. This time around they invited children to take part as part of a larger fundraiser idea.

The soft opening for Corpus Christi's first Mochi Donut shop was a huge success, as they sold out of their desserts on Thursday.

The event has been held a couple of times this year, but the city's animal care center is looking to make it a monthly event.

Billy Ferguson, who is accused of killing Gabe Cooley at the Calallen Walmart in 2020, will stand trial following a hearing in Texas 28th District Court.

Corpus Christi city staff has proposed the 32 projects they'd like to see on the 2022 Bond Program. The projects total $125 million, second largest bond in city history.

The Texas Department of Transportation said in a press release that concerns over safety issues have caused them to put a halt on construction on part of the new bridge.

3NEWS asked representatives from AEP Texas for clarification on Thursday.

AEP Texas did report that crews are working to restore power to thousands of residents in Kenedy and Sinton, Texas.

The traditional way businesses combat inflation is by upping their menu prices. La Frutera's owner thought different.