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Bluff Advances with 38-21 Win in Alamodome
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Crime Stoppers #46-2009
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3 Star Student "ALL STAR" for Wednesday November 18
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3 Star Student "ALL STAR" for Sunday November 15
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Rare Meeting of the Harps this Weekend
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Pilot For A Day
Five year old Jacob Fernandez, the first blind patient from Driscoll Children's Hospital, participated in the Pilot for a Day program at Naval Air Station-Kingsville. He spent the day learning exactly what Navy and Marine Pilots go through when training to be pilots via a flight simulator. He now joins the ranks of other Pilot for a Day trainees at the naval base. More
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CCPD Pursuit Policy
Corpus Christi Police Department looks over recent accident and pursuit policy. More
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16 Years Prison Time For Road Rage Accident
The victim of the accident underwent 8 months of rehabilitation and is now confined to wheelchair. More
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Flour Bluff Looking to Advance
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IWA Golfer Smith Makes Plans for College
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Man Arrested on Outstanding Warrant
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Body Found in Submerged Plane
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Nueces County Commissioners Ok GPS Monitoring System To Free Up Jail Space
As of today the Nueces county jail is said to be at 92 percent of capacity. More
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Kidz Party Down at the Zone
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Javelinas Become Web Sensation
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Now Another Coliseum Plan
Now, it's a swim center hope, or demolition. More
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CCPD Taser Policy
CCPD Police Chief Troy Riggs talks to Kiii News about his thoughts on the department's taser policy. More
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H1-N1 Flu Vaccine Available At Some Doctors Offices In Nueces County
The H1-N1 flu vaccine, it's been coming in, but not at the pace needed to have a massive inoculation clinic. That word today from the City-County health department. More
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Recap: Sunday, November 15
Lots of information on community events was discussed on the Domingo Live show. There were also performances by Reynosa's own Perla Quintanilla and Freddie Martinez recording artist Jimmy Gonzalez. More
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DMC: "Unlock the Rhythm" workshop
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Consumer Smart - First Edition - November 17th, 2009
Making sure the charities you give to this holiday season are legit, we'll have advice in this excerpt from Money Talks.
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Officer of the Month
Going beyond the call of duty, meet the Corpus Christi Police Officer of the month. More
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Texas Blues Festival
Some of Texas' hottest musicians took to the stage Saturday night to help battle breast cancer. More
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Javelinas' season ends in double OT classic
Texas A&M-Kingsville and Tarleton St. squared in a playoff battle that will be remembered by both sides for years to come, and in the end it was the Javelinas that saw their season come to an end... More
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Grand Jury decides not to Indict Man Accused of Attacking a Guard
A grand jury has decided not to indict a man accused of attacking a guard of the Nueces County Jail.
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Teen Survives Being Stabbed Nearly 2 Dozen Times
Police are on the hunt for a suspect accused of stabbing a teenager at least 20 times. Amazingly, the 17 year old victim is expected to be okay.
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Accused Drunk Driver Slams Car into Home
An apparent drunk driver crashes and stirs-up a local neighborhood early Sunday morning.
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Police Investigating Shooting at Local Hospital
Some are questioning the safety of our local hospitals after an accidental shooting inside of Christus Spohn South. More
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Orange Grove Man Pays Tribute to Fallen Soldiers of the Coastal Bend
A story now from Orange Grove, where a father who lost a son in the Iraq War has found a unique way to remember him along with others who have paid the ultimate price for we all enjoy. More
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K-9 Coach : Are You Ready to Adopt a Pup?
If you are thinking about getting a dog most likely you want a puppy, but before you adopt the K-9 Coach says there are some things you should consider. More
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Share Your Christmas Kick-Off Party
Games, food and a celebrity shopping spree - it's all part of a "Share Your Christmas" kick-off party happening today in San Patricio County.
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Help Christmas Tradition Stay Alive
It started with one man's mission to feed the needy on Christmas Day.
Now, it's become a national tradition. We're talking bell ringing with the Salvation Army. More
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Man Stabbed at Night Club, Drives Home
A local man is recovering after being stabbed in the face and abdomen early Saturday morning.
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Parkdale Demolition Continues
The superintended at the Parkdale Demolition on the site today told 3 news the demolition is on schedule and the building should be reduced to rubble in about ten days. More
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Elderly Man Drives Into Buiding
An elderly driver reportedly startled by a passing car accidentally backed her vehicle into a building today. More
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Man shot by someone who knew him.
Corpus Christi police actively investigating a shooting with one man in critical condition and the suspect on the loose. More
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Tased Man Dies
New details on the man who was tased and pepper sprayed by Corpus Christi police officers. More
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3 Star Student "ALL STAR" for Wednesday November 11
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Crime Stoppers #45-2009
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Bluff Rallies to Beat Veterans Memorial 55-35
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Deputies Find 100 Lbs of Marijuana in Car; Suspects Get Away
In Jim Wells county, two officers are nearly forced off the road near Ben Bolt as they were chasing suspected drug smugglers in a bailout. More
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Men Claim They Were Victims of Racial Profiling in Orange Grove
Two Corpus Christi residents are upset about what they say is a case of racial profiling in Orange Grove. It seems the two men went to the police department to recover an impounded car and were told they had to first show proof that they were citizens. More
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Tased Suspect in Remains in Critical Condition
The five Corpus Christi Police officers who were on paid administrative leave are back on the job today after they were involved in a tazing incident of a homeless man. More
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Spaulding For Children
Spaulding for Children held its Fifth Annual "Making the Difference in a Child's Life" luncheon at the Omni Bayfront Hotel on Thursday. The adoption agency is hoping to generate funds to locate adoptive homes for children in over two dozen south texas counties including Nueces. More
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Hope For Sunrise Mall?
Property's owner, IBC Bank says several potential buyers have expressed an interest in buying the mall. More
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DMC: Sikorsky Scholarship Announcement
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Hetzel Back in Swim of Things
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Centurion Player Signs Scholarship
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Hester's Cafe Expands with an Upstairs Loft
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Researchers Announce Fish that have Died from Red Tide
Locally. close to four million fish have been killed by Red Tide, this season. More
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Banquete Pays Tribute to Veterans
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Drug and Firearm Seizure
Corpus Christi Police Department seize a large amount of drugs and firearms. More
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Islander Men Ready to Open Basketball Season
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High School Volleyball Playoffs Continue
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Overnight Crash on SPID - First Edition - November 11th, 2009
One person is arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and another injured after an overnight crash. More
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Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Walk - First Edition - November 11th, 2009
In this excerpt from 3 News First Edition we have the details on a Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Walk. More
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Consumer Smart - First Edition - November 11th, 2009
Tips for picking the right mechanic. More
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75 Years Old and Still Smokin!
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Water Main Break on Gollihar
City crews worked most of the day Tuesday on a water main break that caused quite a headache for some residents and business owners.
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Drug Bust in Kingsville, Lands Four in Jail
Kingsville Police raided a home near the university and shut down what was said to be a street-level drug operation. More
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Kingsville Robbery and Pursuit Caught on Tape
There's some dramatic surveillance video from a robbery in Kingsville. It was a robbery that turned into an attempted abduction. Police eventually caught the two suspects at the end of a high-speed chase. More
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More Troubles For Embattled Corpus Christi Attorney
David Bonilla was spotted conducting business at the city's municipal court late Tuesday afternoon. More
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Old Hospital Records Out in Open In Abandoned Building
Hundreds of private medical records left out in the open in Alice. A tip to the 3 newsroom lead us to the abandoned three-story hospital and what we found may suprise you. More
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Always something to do on our OPEN beach
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3 Star Student "ALL STAR" for Sunday November 8
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Javelinas notch win, earn home playoff game
The Javelinas did what they had to to hold off Angelo State 35-32 Saturday, and also got a little help around the country to earn a home playoff game... More
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Recap: Sunday, November 8
Taft's own Conjunto La Edea performed on Sunday, Domingo Live. Other performers included El Mariachi Mathis. More
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Dr. Is In Sunday: "Controversial Video Is A Fake"
She says she now can't even walk in a straight line after getting vaccinated against the flu. Dr. Dave McFarling weighs in on this controversial you-tube video. More
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2 Injured In Motorcycle Accident
Two Corpus Christi residents underwent surgery Sunday morning after they crashed their motorcycle - allegedly trying to evade police. More
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Murder Suspect Receives Life in Prison
Charles Bryant, the man accused of killing a Corpus Christi woman last year has been convicted by a Houston jury and sentenced to life in prison.
3 News sat down with the victim's mother, who says justice has been served. More
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K-9 Coach : Walking Several Dogs At One Time
A viewer wants to know how she can walk her two dogs on just one leash. The K-9 Coach says its possible and he is here to show us how to do it. More
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2009 Holiday Safety Fair Happening Today!
The holidays are almost here - besides preparing for all that tasty food, it's time to start thinking about safety. We've got the details on a free holiday safety fair happening today. More
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Hummingbirds Flock to the Coastal Bend
Their wings can flap up to 90 times per minute and they are the cutest of birds. We are talking Hummingbirds in our South Texas Birding Segment. More
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Las Brisas
Day Five of "las Brisas" hearing was held Friday at the Del Mar Center for Economic Development. Inside Legal counselors represented the Pro and Con sides of the 'las Brisas" Pet Coke firing plant. Outside, members of the Nueces County Medical Society gathered to inform the public they opposed the construction of the plant. Citing the expected higher levels of comtaminanting partuculate matter that will be emmitted by the plant. This they claim will raise the levels of pollutants in the air over Corpus Christi, thus risking E.P.A. standard levels. More
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An Indian Burial Ground along Oso Bay
This site is far away from another well know burial site along Ennis Joslin. This one is newly discovered. More
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Corpus Christi's Greek Festival Kicks Off Friday
Pastries, dinner, good wine and dancing and lots of Greek culture Friday and through the weekend. More
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Hazel Bazemore Clean Up Scheduled to Restart
Clean up efforts at the park may start in two weeks. More
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Mutt Strut Reviving Halloween Spirit
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Deer Season Opens on Saturday
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Flour Bluff 3 Rockport 1
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Odessa 4 IceRays 3
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