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no matter where you are chances are youre dealing with heat, storms, wildfires, maybe all three. as we speak, new record temperatures are being set across the northeast. down south texas is taking the brunt of tropical depression alberto. well have the very latest coming up. plus, weve been talking about it for months, now it may be happening. a new poll showing a significant number of independents abandoning trump after his conviction, and now supporting president biden. and say g...

Even if it gets all its permits the earliest a desal plant could help would be 2028, that as our current lake levels continue to dwindle.

'We have a large industrial user group that uses a lot of water," said CCW's Drew Molly. "And you know that group uses. . . . more than 50 percent of the water.'

Last June, Corpus Christi City Council approved the money for a survey to be done on the Mary Rhodes Pipeline. Results were presented to city council on Tuesday.

If council eventually signs off on the proposal it would cost residential water customers about a dollar more a month on their utility bill.

3NEWS spent a week speaking with community officials and water experts, who told us there is a real risk of Corpus Christi Water's supply running dry.

The city manager is looking for two people to join his management team after the City's chief financial officer and assistant city manager's sudden retirements.

In the event Stage 3 is implemented, there is a loophole where residents can refill their pools with non-city water, but experts say that option is costly.

City Manager Peter Zanoni said that the funding pools for the S.E.A. Walk project are separate from the American Bank Center.

I’m confused over the numerous debates as to when human life in the womb can be saved or sacrificed. Some advocates project that abortions are legal after a certain number of weeks or months of pregnancy, or, as in Maine, as late as the hour of birth. When my children were little and “helped” me […]