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U.S. Rep. Hinojosa announces he will seek re-election
U.S. Rep. Rubn Hinojosa announced Wednesday he will seek an eighth term in office, saying he wants to continue to work on important issues for South Texas.
New scratch-off lottery ticket benefits veterans
Lawmakers created the Veterans Cash lottery ticket during the last legislative session with proceeds providing financial assistance to veterans and their families through the state's Permanent Fund for Veterans' Assistance, state Rep.
600 jobs in the offing for Ingleside base
The university system has shepherded redevelopment efforts since May for the Port of Corpus Christi.
Obama helps sway undecided Texas Dems to vote for the health care bill
An eleventh-hour visit to Capitol Hill by President Barack Obama, a compromise on reproductive rights and provisions on accountability helped sway undecided Texas Democrats to vote for a historic health care bill that passed by a slim margin late Saturday.
The Republican List of 55 Nervous Democrats
Republicans are now using robocalls, urging voters to call their congressman to express their concerns about Pelosi's health care legislation, in the following House districts, grouped by position: Read more at campaignspot.nationalreview.com ... TOPICS: Political Humor/Cartoons ; Politics/Elections KEYWORDS: 55nervousdemocrats Congress people that ...
Lawmakers told by Army briefers 38 wounded at Fort Hood _ 8 more than previously reported
Three lawmakers say Army briefers told them 38 people were wounded in the Fort Hood rampage - eight more than previously reported.
GOP pickets Demos undecided on health care bill
Republican activists opposed to the health care bill unveiled by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi picketed Tuesday in front of the Texas offices of two Democratic lawmakers who face GOP challengers next year.
Watts hopes to replace U.S. District Judge Hayden Head. Hasette hopes to replace U.S. District Judge Hayden Head.
Legislators to wait before getting H1N1 vaccinations
Several Texas lawmakers are united on waiting until at-risk populations receive the scarce H1N1 flu shots before getting their own, even though a congressional colleague has caught the swine flu.
Seeking veterans seeking benefits
Texas Veterans Land Board and Texas Veterans Commission are hosting vendors to help veterans with housing, land and home improvement loans; securing education benefits and other federal entitlements and to help veterans with business opportunities at Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center.
Rep. Todd Hunter given leadership award
Todd Hunter, R-Corpus Christi, with a luncheon at the Town Club on Wednesday, giving him the group's Civil Justice Leadership Award.
Hidalgo judge accepts Obama appointment
The Obama administration on Friday named Hidalgo County Judge Juan "J.D." Salinas regional administrator for the U.S. General Services Administration, effective Nov.
Hispanic Heritage celebrated at WNY
U.S. Representative Solomon Ortiz addresses Naval Criminal Investigative Service and Commander, Navy Installations Command personnel at a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on the Washington Navy Yard.
Corpus Christi, meet your future engineers
The university was looking for an opportunity to link program donors, businesses and industries in the community with this year's freshman engineering students, who started in late August, said A&M-Corpus Christi President Flavius Killebrew.
Good reasons to remain in Corpus Christi
So perhaps there's a clue there why many young people are leaving Corpus Christi when they get through school, as state demographer Karl Eschbach described in a Chamber of Commerce program on population trends last week at the Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center.
Style show makes a run for the border
Las Donas de la Corte court chairwoman Mrs. James Thaxton ; wardrobe chairwoman Mrs.
HP jump-starting Compaq brand with ultra-cheap machines
Remember Compaq? Hewlett-Packard acquired the venerable computer company way back in 2002, but it's kept the name alive as a secondary brand ever since, mainly relegating Compaq to overseas markets and as second-tier PCs sold on the cheap at warehouse-style stores.
Congressional investigators examining defense stimulus spending
Congressional investigators are reviewing how the Department of Defense is spending billions of dollars in stimulus funding at military installations across the system.
The area's population isn't growing, but it can
It's expected to add the population of North Dakota in the next 18 years. But based on current migration trends, those people won't be coming to Corpus Christi unless area leaders make changes that reverse the trend.
Usa Today is Taking a Poll on 2ND Amendment - Gun Control
Obama's new Attorney General, Eric Holder, has already said this is one of his major issues.
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