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A severe flea outbreak is affecting coastal Corpus Christi as heat and humidity boost flea breeding.
Pet owners are turning to diatomaceous earth as a natural, chemical-free flea treatment.
Affordable veterinary options are available locally through P.A.A.C. and STAR Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic.
Experts advise combining pet treatments with environmental controls for effective flea prevention.
Owners are encouraged to maintain regular grooming and frequent vacuuming to reduce flea presence.
Home remedies such as Dawn dish soap are discouraged for sensitive-skin dogs due to irritation risks.
Local clinics offer guidance on appointment scheduling to manage clinic demand and prioritize care.
Public health and pet welfare officials emphasize a combined strategy to curb fleas in homes and yards.
The article highlights ongoing local reporting and community response to the flea outbreak.

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Superman-related celebrities will attend multiple conventions nationwide from June 5–7, 2026.
Phoenix Fan Fusion in Arizona hosts Amanda Conner, Sean Gunn, Max Mittelman, Kevin Nowlan, and Christopher Priest all three days.
Indianapolis’ Indiana Comic & Pop Culture Convention features John Beatty, Tyler Hoechlin, and Rags Morales for all three days.
Niagara Falls Comic Con in Ontario welcomes Peter Facinelli, Ken Lashley, and Ron Marz for the full weekend.
Anime Corpus Christi in Texas features Michael Cudlitz throughout the weekend.
Providence hosts Alessandro Juliani at Rhode Island Anime Con for Saturday and Sunday.
Spawn of Scarefest in Lexington, Kentucky features Terry Kiser for all three days.
The Superman Homepage aggregates related convention news and merchandise updates.
Dates listed cover June 5–7, 2026 across cities in the United States and Canada.
The article notes that several guests appear across multiple cities over the same weekend.
The report includes cross-references to past coverage on the Superman Homepage.

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Brett Gillis worked five innings of one-run baseball, lowering his ERA to 1.69 in his last three starts.
Corpus Christi Hooks topped San Antonio 1-0 behind solid defense and pitching at Wolff Stadium.
Amilcar Chirinos retired the side in the sixth for Corpus Christi.
Julio Rodriguez struck out five in a perfect seventh and eighth for the Hooks.
Max Holy walked three times and doubled in the ninth for Corpus Christi.
The Missions were limited to one run on seven hits in the loss.
Missions starter kept the Hooks in check until late, allowing the lone run.
The game drew 3,375 fans at Wolff Stadium in San Antonio.
Gillis aimed for a third consecutive win as he pitched into the fifth inning.
The Hooks avoided late damage and closed out the 1-0 win.

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