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According to a post from the Bee County Office of Emergency Management, Sophia Aguilar went missing from the Windridge Subdivision off of FM 351.

Iris Uribe wanted to get her friends Christmas gifts, but didn't have the money. She put her crafting skills to use and sold her creations. They not only make nice stocking stuffers, but self defense tools as well.

People adopt pets during the holidays as gifts. But some also adopt to help combat any mental health struggles. Corpus Christi Animal Care Services and Gulf Coast Humane Society have events bringing more attention to adopting this month.

People adopt pets during the holidays as gifts. But some also adopt to help combat any mental health struggles. Corpus Christi Animal Care Services and Gulf Coast Humane Society have events bringing more attention to adopting this month.

Hunter Meldrum was diagnosed with Autism. His brother didn't understand his challenges. Their mother decided to write a book to help children understand others with Autism. It helped Hunter overcome his challenges to reach his own goals.

Hunter Meldrum was diagnosed with Autism. His brother didn't understand his challenges. Their mother decided to write a book to help children understand others with Autism. It helped Hunter overcome his challenges to reach his own goals.

Before Wednesday, it had been more than two years since Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales last delivered a State of the County address.

Port Aransas residents are looking forward to the largest affordable-housing apartment complex in the city, but their move-in day has been pushed back yet again. Some say it's a supply-chain issue.

After a few days of delay, the maintenance project on the JFK Causeway will begin Thursday night at 8 p.m.

Military life can be stressful. Today's Two Americas installment explores how military families work to stay grounded while managing inconsistent schedules and opportunities.