Makaylah Chavez
Multimedia Journalist at KRIS-TV (Corpus Christi, TX)
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1 day ago |
kristv.com | Makaylah Chavez
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — With summer around the corner, people will soon be sharing their summer plans, that is if they have any. Are people still planning to get away this summer break? And if they are, is affordability top of mind? CEO of Visit Corpus Christi Brook Kaufman and her staff just got back from National Tourism Week. Here’s what they learned. “National statistics show that tourism is still on the rise. So the intent to travel is still very strong,” Kaufman said.
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5 days ago |
kristv.com | Makaylah Chavez
BISHOP, Texas — Bishop residents are cleaning up after a powerful storm swept through the area Thursday night, toppling trees, damaging fences, and knocking out power in parts of the community. Bishop neighbors band together in cleanup efforts after Thursday's storm damages trees and property Manuel Vasquez, who has lived in his Bishop home for almost 20 years, spent Friday morning picking up pieces of his wooden fence that had broken off due to the strong winds.
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5 days ago |
kztv10.com | Makaylah Chavez
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — When you’re driving to work in the mornings or going to run an errand sometime during the day, you might see crews, law enforcement or first responders taking care of something on the road. If you do see them working, here’s a message from local officials to you. Move over or slow down, it’s the law. “Any vehicles like emergency vehicles, police, fire, EMS, tow truck drivers, TXDOT,” Safety Education Sgt for DPS Sgt. Rob Mallory said.
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5 days ago |
kristv.com | Makaylah Chavez
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — When you’re driving to work in the mornings or going to run an errand sometime during the day, you might see crews, law enforcement or first responders taking care of something on the road. If you do see them working, here’s a message from local officials to you. Move over or slow down, it’s the law. “Any vehicles like emergency vehicles, police, fire, EMS, tow truck drivers, TXDOT,” Safety Education Sgt for DPS Sgt. Rob Mallory said.
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1 week ago |
kristv.com | Makaylah Chavez
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — You might have noticed you’re paying more for car insurance in recent years. You aren’t the only one. In fact, car insurance has gone up over the past couple of years and is at the highest it’s ever been. A number of things from accidents to driving violations can cause premiums to go up. Here are some ways to help you keep more money in your pocket. Robert Valdez is an Agent Producer with Affordable Insurance of Texas.
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