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Coast Guard rescue swimmer stationed in Corpus Christi saves 165 from Central Texas flood disaster
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — A rescue swimmer assigned to U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Corpus Christi is being called a hero for rescuing 165 from Camp Mystic during the July 4th flooding disaster. Petty Officer Scott Ruskan says his rescue team was sent to Central Texas on what should have been a 1-hour flight.
If you see wildlife in distress in the Coastal Bend area, call the Rescue Center at 361/881-1220. The public can tour the center for free on weekends from noon to 4pm, and daily during the summer ...
Rescue personnel say they have found the body of a 16-year-old swimmer who went missing off the shore of Mustang Island on Sunday afternoon. Corpus Christi police officers were dispatched at 4 ...
A flight from Florida landed in Corpus Christi last month carrying an unusual cargo: almost 300 corals, making their way to a new home on the other side of the Gulf of Mexico. Packed and sealed in ...
The Corpus Christi Fire Department, ESD2, the U.S. Coast Guard and Beach Rescue have responded to the emergency in the area of Beach Marker 195. Officials are telling people to avoid the area.
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