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Tuloso-Midway football makes history with first playoff win in program history
ALICE — The Tuloso-Midway football team has spent the 2026 season rewriting its story. Friday night, the Warriors added a historic chapter. After starting the season 0-4, Tuloso-Midway surged when it mattered most by capturing a 16-9 win against District 16-4A Division I champion Alice in the bi-district round of the UIL playoffs on Nov. 13 at the new Alice Memorial Stadium. LIVE UPDATES: Corpus Christi high school football playoff scores, live updates It was the first playoff win in program history for the Warriors, who will play La Vernia in the area round. "It feels amazing to finally get it," senior Ethan Barrientos said. "We've been working at it all year. We went through injuries and adversity. We came out on top and we're not done yet. We have another chance to prove ourselves." The Warriors' defense went to work early and often to keep the Coyotes out of the end zone for the early part of the game. Tuloso-Midway (4-7) led 9-2 before Ricardo Hernandez supplied insurance with a touchdown catch in the fourth quarter. The Coyotes answered behind Ryder Salaiz' 60-yard kickoff return, but Tuloso-Midway's defense held off an Alice rally in the final minute to secure
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Trial for former Uvalde school police chief in Robb Elementary shooting criminal case moves to Corpus Christi
UVALDE, Texas – The criminal case involving former Uvalde school police chief Pete Arredondo will take place in Corpus Christi early next year. The change of venue was first reported by The Uvalde Leader-News on Friday, and comes months after Arredondo’s attorney, Paul Looney, asked Judge Sid Harle to move his trial out of Uvalde County.
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Heavy rain and flash flood risk along Middle Texas Coast overnight
Stationary thunderstorms developing: Nearly stationary thunderstorms capable of rain rates to 2 inches per hour are developing along the Middle Texas coast west of Freeport, with localized totals of 3 to 5 inches possible and rapid inundation flooding a concern. The greatest moisture and storm potential lies west of I-45 near Matagorda Bay through the overnight period into early Sunday morning. The marginal risk of excessive rainfall extends through 4:00 a.m. CST.