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Seven Tips to Be a Better Defensive Driver

Motor vehicle accidents and fatalities have been increasing in Texas, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Along with the overall rise in crashes, incidents involving alcohol impairment and speeding have also gone up, making roadways more dangerous for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians alike. While these statistics are … Continue reading

No Laughing Matter: Amusement Parks and Injuries

Amusement parks, carnivals, and other venues have long been a popular source of entertainment for children in America and around the world. In the halcyon days of our youth, it often seemed as though those amusement parks were idyllic oases of pure joy providing the perfect escape from a world … Continue reading

Burn Injuries and What You Should Know

According to the American Burn Association, there are roughly 450,000 patients each year that receive hospital and emergency room treatment for a burn-related injury. Of these injuries, 3,400 deaths occur each year. Back in 2010, a fire-related death occurred every 169 minutes and an injury occurred every 30 minutes according … Continue reading

Motorcycle Accident Statistics and Information

Motorcycles have long been a popular vehicle choice for many Americans, but they’ve also been a focal point for controversy over the years. Many states have seen helmet laws come and go throughout the last several decades, and issues involving safety and rider liberty have been ongoing. Throughout it all, … Continue reading

Traffic Changes Along U.S. 77

If you live in or frequently travel through the Bishop–Kingsville area, you’ve likely noticed the many changes taking place along U.S. 77. These updates are part of a major $79 million project aimed at improving the highway between Driscoll and Kingsville. While the construction process may seem disruptive now, it … Continue reading

The Triumph of Heroes: A Chronicle of Victory and Advocacy for Injured Veterans

In the intricate tapestry of valor and perseverance, few narratives stand out as profoundly as that of Le Roy and Rosie Torres. Their extraordinary journey, marked by triumph over seemingly insurmountable challenges, has not only captured the hearts of many but has earned them the prestigious title of Caller-Times Newsmakers … Continue reading

South Texas Ready for Cruise Ships?

It seems that a new bridge, expanded bike lanes, and even a dog park aren’t the only improvements coming to Corpus Christi. Local leaders are now exploring an idea that could significantly reshape the region’s economy and tourism industry: bringing cruise ships to the Texas coast, specifically somewhere between Calhoun … Continue reading

Boat Safety in the Coastal Bend

Boat Safety If you’ve ever been in the Corpus Christi Bay you quickly notice the numerous boats and jet ski’s shredding up the waves. What you also begin to realize is that the normal rules of the road don’t necessarily apply while operating a water vessel. Therefore, driving a boat … Continue reading

New Study: Uber & Reducing Drunk Driving

The relationship between ridesharing services and drunk driving remains an active and evolving issue today. Companies like Uber have transformed how people get around, offering a convenient alternative to driving—especially after consuming alcohol. With just a few taps on a smartphone, individuals can request a ride home, potentially reducing the … Continue reading

How Dangerous Are Hover Boards Anyway?

One of the hottest entertainment gifts in recent years is now under fire from the media, government regulators, and private safety advocacy groups. While safety concerns are nothing new, the product in question here has been reported to be one of the more dangerous items to hit the market in … Continue reading

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