First Responders Toy Bowl to spread holiday cheer Dec. 6
The Toy Bowl was founded in 2005 after the late Judge Bobby Balderas partnered with LULAC Council No. 1 with one goal — to make Christmas better for families in need throughout the Coastal Bend.
Quiet Time with Santa returns with sensory-friendly visits for families
A sensory-friendly Santa experience returned to the mall Sunday morning, giving children with developmental or physical challenges the chance to meet Santa without crowds, noise or bright lights.
Harbor Playhouse to undergo major $4.9M renovation
For nearly a century, the Harbor Playhouse has been a cornerstone of performing arts in South Texas. Now, the historic community theater is preparing for a major renovations.
Free diabetes education program returns to Coastal Bend Food Bank, includes cooking and nutrition...
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Coastal Bend Food Bank is bringing back its free diabetes education program, with a new eight-week cycle of classes beginning in January 2026. Staff say the goal is to help community members learn diabetes prevention, nutrition skills and healthier habits. The program, recognized by...
Salvation Army wants to remind community of Angel Tree gift returns
The Salvation Army is urging the community to return their Angel Tree gifts by Friday, December 5, as all 1,080 angel tags have been adopted and families are set to receive gifts on December 12.
Lane closures in effect on Lipes Boulevard and Brockhampton Street
Motorists traveling through the southside near Kaffie Middle School on Lipes Blvd should prepare for traffic delays as the City continues street paving work that began Saturday, November 22.
CCRTA provides special service for the holidays
Corpus Christi RTA launches holiday bus routes including Downtown Dasher for holiday sights and Holiday Express for B-Line riders to Candy Cane Lane.
Nueces County ends burn ban early
County Judge Connie Scott terminated the ban that was originally set to last until January 20, 2026.
CCISD begins public meetings on proposed consolidation of seven campuses
The Corpus Christi Independent School District hosted the first of several public input meetings Thursday night to discuss the proposed consolidation of seven campuses — including William B. Travis Elementary School. Travis is a Title I campus, meaning it serves a high number of students from low-income families....
Young volunteers stepping up to help at Coastal Bend Food Bank
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Students at West Oso ISD aren't just spending their school days in the classroom. Some of them are spending their time giving back at the Coastal Bend Food Bank to help families in need. In his second year, West Oso High School sophomore Christian Calderon...
