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Crossroads Today July 22, 2021 11:26 AM Jennifer Flores Contributed Photo by Refugio County Sheriff’s Office. REFUGIO COUNTY, Texas – According to a news release, Refugio County sheriff’s deputies seized 44.1 pounds of cocaine from a commercial vehicle during a traffic stop Tuesday, July 20. Deputies stopped the vehicle on U.S. Highway 77. The driver was arrested and placed in Refugio County Jail on suspicion of manufacture delivery of a controlled substance penalty grade 1. COPYRIGHT 2021 BY CROSSROADS TODAY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLIS...

Flooding still a concern for some parts of the Coastal Bend There is still a concern for flooding in some parts of the Coastal Bend including an alert for Refugio County residents living around the Mission River. Author: KIII Staff Updated: 10:09 PM CDT July 10, 2021 REFUGIO COUNTY, Texas — There is still a concern for flooding in some parts of the Coastal Bend including an alert for Refugio County residents living around the Mission River. The National Weather Service has adjusted the flood forecast to 31-feet, and the Refugio Volunteer Fire Department is go...

As a local lawmaker wraps up his tour of the Texas-Mexico border, a local sheriff says Coastal Bend communities are being negatively impacted by a large volume of illegal immigration and human smuggling.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has issued a disaster declaration amid the growing flood of poor economic migrants invited by President Joe Biden.

Senior Safety during Hurricane Season Perhaps the most vital topic under that heading is knowing how to best help the seniors in our community, should disaster strike. Author: Mike Gillaspia (KIII) Updated: 7:26 PM CDT May 13, 2021 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Between June and November of each year, the question of hurricane readiness becomes especially important for those of us who live along the Texas coast.  Perhaps of the most vital topics under that heading is knowing how to best help the seniors in our community, should disaster strike. Waiting until a hurr...