Open Since Before World War II, This Historic Texas Restaurant Is A True Local...
A restaurant that opened before World War II and is still serving food is doing something right. Price’s Chef is a Corpus Christi legend, the kind of place where you can taste the history in the chicken fried steak and the mashed potatoes. It has survived decades, changing nothing...
$5.9 million Carroll Lane reconstruction project expected to wrap up in 2027
Carroll Lane closes southbound Monday for a $5.9M reconstruction from SPID to Holly Road, expected done summer 2027.
Karankawa peoples receive new historical marker in Corpus Christi
Dozens of people were in attendance for the unveiling of a new historical marker to honor the Karankawa peoples at the Hans & Pat Suter Wildlife Refuge on July 25. A former historical marker dedicated to "Karankawa Indians" was erected in 1976, but after tribal and community members voiced concerns of historical inacc
Good news for endangered Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle population
A Kemp's Ridley sea turtle nest was found on South Padre Island as Texas surpasses its annual nesting record with 692 nests.
Flour Bluff library’s future uncertain amid communication gap
Corpus Christi's Janet F. Harte Library faces a $180,000 partition wall proposal as its advisory board raises concerns over being left out.
‘Tremendously Grave’: The First US City Is on Track to Run Out of Water
(Nithin PA/Pexels) It seems inconceivable, even if you're aware of the perilous situation that the world's water supplies are in, but a developed coastal city in Texas that more than 300,000 people call home is now in serious danger of running out of water. The city is Corpus Christi, and difficulties with water scarci
Floodwater starts arriving in Corpus Christi reservoirs, sparking hope for a water crisis delay
Two critical South Texas lakes that supply water to drought-stricken Corpus Christi will rise significantly in the coming days as runoff from last week’s flooding rain flows downstream from the Hill Country. It is, however, too early to predict if it will be a true “drought buster,” hydrological experts...
San Antonio man searches for family he rescued from 2002 floods
David Farias rescued a mother and 2 young girls from Corpus Christi floodwaters in 2002. Now he wants to find them.
Corpus Christi gas prices rise 20 cents, topping state average by 7 cents
Gas prices in Corpus Christi jumped 20 cents, hitting $3.77 a gallon — above the Texas average of $3.70, per AAA.
Officers, athletes raise money for Special Olympics at Texas Roadhouse
Local officers and Special Olympics athletes raised money for Coastal Bend competitors during the annual Tip-A-Cop event at Texas Roadhouse.
