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In today's episode of the KEDT Newscast Cathy brings fresh reports on the rejection of Proposition A by Corpus Christi Voters on Tuesday. This comes as the city's goal was fund repairs and a rejection of the American bank centers. The question remains that now the proposition has failed what comes next for the city of Corpus Christi. Listen in to find out.

In today's episode of the KEDT Newscast host Cathy Edwards is back with the latest news in the South Texas region. There were 14 amendments on the ballot in yesterday's elections and 13 of them passed. These amendments include property tax cuts, a raise towards retired teachers and billions in investment in infrastructure.

In today's episode of KEDT newscast we bring you the important election day information and what it means for you.

In today's episode of KEDT newscast we take a look the important updates on tomorrow's election and what it means for Proposition A.

In today's episode of the KEDT Newscast with Cathy Edwards, a website problem is causing trouble in the Nueces County office. The website that went down after missing the domain approval date and has impacted operations. In other news, the City of Corpus Christi has made revision to the existing dog ordinance that went into affect on October 1st, which new include new requirements for the owne...

In today's episode of KEDT newscast the Corpus Christi City council is expected to approve Rooftop Development Program. In other news, trespassing charges have been dismissed for as many as 150 migrants who were arrested this summer on a private ranch at the Texas-Mexico border.

Tune in for today's latest headlines at the KEDT Newscast with Cathy Edwards.

Welcome back to another episode of KEDT newscast with Cathy Edwards

In today's episode Cathy talks about the latest developments in the community and other news to keep you up to date.

Dive into today's newscast with Cathy Edwards on KEDT 90.3 FM about the latest development in national and international news.

In this episode of the KEDT newscast we pay attention to the latest development in the latest shooting case in the Annaville area. In other news, the Texas Rangers are headed to the world series after defeating the Astros in Houston last night.

In this episode of KEDT Newscast we learn about the early voting process for the November 7th elections and learn more about CCRTA's free ride offer for today.

In today's episode we take a look at the latest headline by Cathy Edwards, where a man was arrested in Mexico regarding the Robstown murder case and more.

In today's episode a 36-year old woman shot at Molly's Bar early Sunday morning. In other news, the Texas senate passed a series of Texas education and border bill in a special session. Finally, the Nueces county juvenile justice department has been awarded $5.4 million dollar grant for facilities enhancements.

In today's newscast we learn that a early morning altercation on Sunday lead to the death of a man and injuries for others. Additionally, Texas lawmakers are back in Austin to work on Governor Greg Abbott's priorities.

In today's episode Cathy talks about the heavy rains and potential minor coastal flooding. In other news, Corpus Christi Fire Department are requesting residents to check their heating units before the cooler temperatures enters the region. Deparyment chief requests citizen to not use stove to heat their home.

In today's headline 4 people have pleaded guilty of killing 8 in human smuggling ring that extended in Corpus Christi. As per U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, all of them conspired to transport undocumented migrants from the Rio Grande Valley. In other news, Space X CEO Elon Musk arrives in Eagle Pass to witness border crisis.

In today's newscast Cathy is back with the top highlights of the day. She looks at how renters in Texas deal with the record-breaking heat and how it shapes their relationship with providing AC in rental units. In other news, the Texas A&M University drone program is ready to take flights from the Corpus Christi International Airport.

15 families are seeking justice against Nueces County Medical Examiner's office for botching autopsy of their loved ones. The suit also claims negligence on the part of former Chief Medical Examiner Adel Shaker and Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Sandra Lyden. In other news, the gun man who carried out a racially motivated mass shooting in a Walmart in El Paso has agreed to pay the families of t...

In today's news we discuss the man who kidnapped estranged woman and kid being sentenced to over 37 years of prison. In other news, the Texas Department of Transportation and a consultant team are conducting an environmental study for a second North Padre island causeway. The consultant team is focused on collecting the apt data for the next few months, including the traffic reports.

Tune in to hear more about Corpus Christi Restaurant Week and explore an array of rich delicacies. We bring you more in-depth information about Proposition A and more!

Paxton's acquittal gets mixed reactions from Texans this comes he still faces an FBI investigation. On other news, the city of Corpus Christi will be soon relishing delightful delicacies at Coastal Bend Restaurant Week which starts on Friday 22, 2023 - the best way to get around the best eating spots in the town.

The Nueces County Republic Party has voted for an interim district attorney and sent the recommendation to Governor Greg Abbott. The candidates selected for the position each made a presentation where James Sales fetched the most votes. On Monday night, Corpus Christi School District joined the lawsuit regarding a changes to the rating systems. The petition started with Kingsville ISD and now ther...

Tuning in with Lon Gonzalez this week - the Corpus Christi City Council will be holding their future meetings in a new location beginning September 19th in the CRTA building. The impeachment trial of Ken Paxton continues as the former attorney general was asked about his alleged mistress.

Texas school districts are joining a lawsuit against the TEA over rating system changes, the districts aim to get more time before the rating system comes to execution. Speaking of: 3 out of 4 Texas school teachers are seriously considering leaving the profession as per a recent survey. Finally, a new state law requires any report of child abuse to give their phone, address and name, making anonym...