Lexis Greene

1 week ago | kiiitv.com | Lexis Greene

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Visibility at the Corpus Christi International Airport just got a little clearer, and we aren't referring to the tarmac. The airport is now offering an app that can help guide those with visual impairments right to their gate safely. The app is easy to use and free to download to your device. Once you're in the airport, you can make a call. The voice on the other end of the call is a trained visual interpreter with the Aira app, which is now live and free to use at CCIA.

2 weeks ago | kiiitv.com | Lexis Greene

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — On Tuesday, Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 2, which covers the island, gave updates to city council on all the progress made at the $800 million 'White cap Preserve' in the last year. Arturo Marquez, Director of the Office of Economic Development for the city, says there will be five model homes for people to explore and will really help bring the development to life.

3 weeks ago | kiiitv.com | Lexis Greene

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — MuralFest is going strong as artists from across the country beautify Downtown. 3NEWS met a married couple from Atlanta hard at work transforming a wall into a magical mermaid utopia. The duo has a long history in animation and tv shows, but now they are in the Coastal Bend creating art meant to last for all who come across it.

3 weeks ago | kiiitv.com | Lexis Greene

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Ashley Babbitt, a former realtor who now works on the other side of the sale, decided she wouldn't be silent anymore about a local man who developed a dangerous fixation on her. It all began as him posing as a protentional buyer. "It's not just calling and texting repeatedly," Babbit said. "It's making fake Facebooks, putting up information about me with threats in in it, it's hacking my home Wi-Fi, telling me what my children were watching upstairs," she said.

1 month ago | kiiitv.com | Lexis Greene

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Nueces County Judge Connie Scott spoke with KIII to learn more about the county's budget, reserves, and assets. According to Scott they didn't have an up-to-date list of county owned property, so she asked the four commissioners to look into their precincts. "Our problem that we have in the county is our reserve fund balance has gotten pretty low and so this could potentially help get us back," explained Scott. "What are you utilizing in your county?