Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 8th of June.
Good morning, Corpus Christi.
On Saturday, hundreds of community members gathered at the Holiday Inn Downtown for a bingo fundraiser that offered designer handbags from brands like Louis Vuitton, Kate Spade, Coach + Michael Kors to support veterans and first responders affected by toxic burn pit exposure.
Proceeds went to Burn Pits 360's assistance programs for medical equipment, bereavement support and wellness treatments.
Pedro Baldonado (a Sinton native) was sentenced to 20 years on June 5 after pleading guilty to manslaughter for the 2013 double homicide in Jim Wells County that claimed the lives of Marissa and Christopher Montes; he is now held at the Jim Wells County Jail and will soon be transferred to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Families gathered Saturday for the NAACP’s Juneteenth Arts and Education Contest at Dr. H.
Boyd Hall — young people shared artwork, poems, and songs to honor freedom and the end of slavery. The contest is one of several events the NAACP will host to teach Black history and support youth voices in Corpus Christi.
Texas public education received an $8.5 billion boost — House Bill 2 signed by Governor Greg Abbott also added $4 billion for teacher raises.
In Corpus Christi districts like West Oso ISD, teachers will receive up to $8,000 extra next year as the district plans to allocate funds for non-certified staff and ongoing maintenance.
The National Weather Service reported dangerous heat will persist from Saturday through Monday before rain chances increase next week — temperatures may reach near 95 with heat indexes above 110 in some areas.
Residents are advised to take necessary precautions and use cooling centers if needed.
Corpus Christi firefighters will soon have a new cancer screening program because they face harmful carcinogens while protecting the community—this plan aims to boost early detection and timely care.
The program is designed to support our local fire service with better health surveillance.
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Indiglow - No Cover
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Eric Graham Concert
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Trisum Concert
7-11 p.m. — Brewster Street Icehouse - Southside — Free Admission — Enjoy an evening of live music with Mike Guerra & Trisum.
Open Mic Night
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2025 Texas Police Games
7 AM – 12 PM — Corpus Christi Athletic Club — Free entry — Compete and connect in a spirited showcase of athleticism and camaraderie among Texas law enforcement.
8 Bit Serenade Tribute Night
9 PM — Rockit's Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No Cover — Experience a high-energy tribute to '80s dance hits with a modern rock twist.
Devin Michaels Concert
9 PM – 12 AM — Brewster Street Icehouse — $10 general admission or $150 for an Oyster Deck Table — Enjoy a night of live music with Devin Michaels in a lively downtown venue.
Brookdale Trinity Towers On-Site Tour
9 AM - 7 PM — Brookdale Trinity Towers — Free entry — Explore the award-winning senior living community focused on exceptional care and engaging activities.
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