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One Coastal Bend woman discusses her battle with years of depression. Area doctors say, more mental health services are needed.

Worldwide professional sand sculptors meet in one place to compete.

Sarah's dream is to be a law enforcement officer like her dad, who is a Deputy in Victoria County and has worked in law enforcement for 19 years.

An estimated 3.4 million high school students will graduate this spring, and while they may be well-versed in math, English and science, many are often ill-equipped with knowledge about finances.

According to Corpus Christi's development services department, there is an uptick in permitting that started three years ago.

Ed Lozano is a Corpus Christi man by birth now living in Spain. His friend lives in Ukraine and was in the middle of the Russian attacks on Mariupol. Lozano, looking for a way to help the crisis, encounters a Ukrainian couple to help in Spain.

The annual Wings Over South Texas is back at NAS-Kingsville. Much of the attention is on the Blue Angels, but the free event offers much more.

So far no homes have been destroyed.

Lil Oscar Cantu said he received great support from his hometown during his boxing career. He created Lil Oscar day to give back, but it's just a small part of his impact on Kingsville.

President of Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi announced an increase in threshold for a financial assistance program. It's estimated to allow 500 more students to earn tuition assistance.