Good morning and happy Tuesday, Coastal Bend friends! Today is April 28th and Anchors Bryan and Michelle Hofmann are here to get your morning started well-informed.
As we continue to track dry conditions across the Coastal Bend, water concerns are taking center stage today. We are also following new developments out of Washington, changes that could impact your commute, and what’s ahead for interest rates.
Here is what you need to know to start your day:
6 Things to Know: Corpus Christi considers water curtailment ordinance, E-bike safety concerns head to council
Corpus Christi considers water curtailment ordinance
- City leaders discussing 25% reduction for high-usage homes
- Nueces County expected to declare water emergency Wednesday
Corpus Christi city leaders are considering a new ordinance that would require some residents to cut back on water usage. The proposal targets households using more than 7,000 gallons per month, requiring them to reduce usage to around 5,000 gallons under a Level One water emergency. Officials say this stage could be reached as early as September if conditions do not improve. Residents can check their water usage on their utility bill or through their online account. Meanwhile, Nueces County commissioners are set to hold a special meeting Wednesday morning to formally declare a water emergency…