Good Friday morning, Coastal Bend friends!!
Bryan and Michelle Hofmann here with you as we head into the first day of May. We are tracking several important stories this morning, including what you need to know ahead of local elections happening tomorrow, new developments in a disturbing school bus assault case, the latest on our ongoing water concerns here in Corpus Christi, and why a Texas summer camp at the center of a deadly flood is no longer planning to reopen this year. We also take a look at rising gas prices and a new update from Netflix that could change how you watch on your phone.
6 Things to Know: Camp Mystic cancels plans to reopen, Gas prices continue to climb
Local elections set for Saturday
- Several races and propositions across Nueces County
- Property tax proposals in Robstown and Port Aransas
- Multiple candidates vying for water district leadership
Some areas in Nueces County will hold election day tomorrow, with several items on the ballot. Voters will decide on a new director for Nueces County Water Control and Improvement District Number Three, where there are 12 candidates to choose from.
In Robstown, voters will consider Proposition A, which proposes a property tax increase. Meanwhile, Port Aransas voters will weigh in on three separate propositions, all tied to property tax increases, along with two school board positions for Port Aransas ISD…