Shane Rackley

3 weeks ago | kristv.com | Shane Rackley

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A Duval County jury has sentenced a man to 48 years in prison after convicting him of repeatedly abusing a child. Daniel Shane Locklin was found guilty of eight felony charges related to the physical abuse of a minor. The jury convicted him on four counts of injury to a child with serious bodily injury, which are first-degree felonies, and four counts of injury to a child with bodily injury, classified as third-degree felonies.

3 weeks ago | kztv10.com | Shane Rackley

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Texas Department of Public Safety inspectors showcased their skills in commercial vehicle safety inspections at the 32nd annual Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Challenge held at the American Bank Center. The competition tests troopers' knowledge and skill in ensuring the safety of 18-wheelers, commercial vehicles and school buses that are common on Texas roads and highways.

3 weeks ago | kztv10.com | Shane Rackley

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The American Bank Center in Corpus Christi is transitioning to a completely cashless facility beginning July 1, affecting all transactions throughout the venue. The change will impact all areas of the entertainment complex, including parking, box office sales, and concessions. The cashless policy aims to enhance the guest experience at the downtown venue, which is owned by the City of Corpus Christi and managed by Oak View Group with OVG Hospitality.

3 weeks ago | kztv10.com | Shane Rackley

Corpus Christi residents now have a direct way to influence how their tax dollars are spent as the city launches an online survey to help shape the upcoming budget. The city is facing a projected $7 million gap between revenues and expenditures for Fiscal Year 2026 and wants community input on priorities for city services. "Hearing directly from our residents is essential as we navigate the complexities of crafting a budget that serves our entire community effectively," Peter Zanoni said.

3 weeks ago | kristv.com | Shane Rackley

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Texas Department of Public Safety inspectors showcased their skills in commercial vehicle safety inspections at the 32nd annual Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Challenge held at the American Bank Center. The competition tests troopers' knowledge and skill in ensuring the safety of 18-wheelers, commercial vehicles and school buses that are common on Texas roads and highways.