Miranda Lindley is a news producer specializing in local news in Corpus Christi, Texas. She has written for KIII 3NEWS, KENS 5, and her work has also appeared on WLTX-TV. Miranda covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local sports, human interest stories, and breaking news in the Corpus Christi area.
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Miranda's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including events, community activities, construction updates, and sports in the Corpus Christi area. Her articles also cover a wide range of themes such as entertainment news, family & relationships, government & politics, crime, and education.
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By: Miranda Lindley
Corpus Christi Fire Chief Brandon Wade shares his expert opinion.
By: Sam Huerta
Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath was the event's keynote speaker.
According to officials the woman is accused of passing fraudulent checks in order to obtain cash.
No injuries were reported.
According to officials, design work for the North Beach drainage project has been completed, and now the City is advertising for bids.
By: Emily Salazar, Miranda Lindley
In a statement shared with 3NEWS, Superintendent Chris Steinbruck said a staff member discovered the student was ineligible and self-reported the incident to administration and UIL.
By: Miranda Lindley
The wreaths will be placed across the graves at the Coastal Bend Veterans Cemetery on Dec. 14.
By: Miranda Lindley, Melissa Mata
Family gathered to remember and honor their loved ones who served our country, some even bring pictures of those brave men and women.
The health care company and county agreed to keep the program in town for six more years last December.
By: Miranda Lindley
Cimarron Boulevard near the school is now honorarily, "Veterans Memorial Parkway."
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