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Nearly 40% of Marines have declined COVID-19 vaccine
Almost 40% of U.S. Marines who have been offered a COVID-19 vaccine have declined it, according to data released to multiple media outlets from the Pentagon.
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Getting Back To Work
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Rebound
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Entertainment
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Woman who coughed on cancer patient gets 30 days in jail
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Consumer
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Lifestyle
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White House issuing reports on states' infrastructure needs
News
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Ben Bolt VFD hosts fundraiser for engine repairs
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Caitlyn Jenner considers run for California governor
Ex-NFL player's brain to be probed for trauma-related harm
Entertainment returns to Richard Borchard Fairgrounds
Lawmakers seek long-term limit on governors' emergency power
Hurricane Alley Waterpark now open
Local boys live out their dream; become garbage men for the day
Food truck festival kicks off in downtown Corpus Christi
Dead body found on side of road in Jim Wells County
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Low cost vaccine clinics for your pet being offered throughout Nueces County
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300 TAMU-CC students participate in 'Big Event' volunteer day
Weather
Morning cold front sends gusty northeast winds and mild temperatures but no rain
