Volunteers have pitched in to build 63-year-old veteran Doug Garrett an electric bike. ARANSAS PASS, Texas — A 63-year-old veteran, left for dead along a roadway in Aransas County, has another shot at a life with helping hands from several in the community. Aransas Pass resident and U.S. Navy Seabee veteran Doug Garrett, was run … Read more
Cool Dreams Services said there are some things you can do to ensure your HVAC systems are working their best ahead of calling the experts in. WACO, Texas — As the temperatures rise heading into late spring and summer, it’s important to make sure the HVAC systems in your home are good to go for … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District (UCISD) plans to hire a new police chief, according to a job posting on the district’s website. Its current police chief, Joshua Gutierrez, was hired as interim police chief for the district in November 2022 after now-former chief Pete Arredondo was fired following his actions on the … Read more
Texas Game Wardens are the lead agency on the scene. They are being assisted by the Corpus Christi Fire Department. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Fire Department, ESD2 and the United States Coast Guard responded to the scene of a deadly boating accident in Padre Island Monday afternoon. Officials told 3NEWS it was … Read more
Texas Game Wardens are the lead agency on the scene. They are being assisted by the Corpus Christi Fire Department. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A 73-year-old man named Steven Chaney has been identified as the person who died after Monday’s fatal boat accident. James Byma, 63, was also on the boat but survived. The Corpus … Read more
According to a viral video, the sixth-grade math teacher allegedly said the N-word during a lesson. NEISD said she will not be returning to Bradley Middle School. SAN ANTONIO — A middle school teacher, who is accused of using a racial slur in class, has been terminated. In a social media thread that has gone … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — SAN ANTONIO — Major developments put a sea of orange in downtown San Antonio. As drivers navigate years of changing traffic patterns and growing congestion, many wonder how long it will take for the work to be done. “It’s a pain in the butt. It makes navigating a challenge,” one driver complained. … Read more