University of Texas accuses Corpus Christi meat market of profiting off Longhorn logo
UT is arguing its Longhorn logo qualifies as "famous" under Texas law and accuses the business of profiting from the school's reputation.
Officials investigating drowning as flooding continues in the Nueces River
Officials are urging residents to be cautious as flooding continues in the Nueces River.
Onalaska ag teachers attend ATAT conference
As Onalaska ISD prepares to “Focus on the Grow” during the 2026-2027 school year, the Onalaska agriculture science teachers and FFA advisors are already putting that vision into action. Adam Graham, Jessica Graham, Jancie Ivey and Anna Miller recently attended the 2026 Professional Development Conference of the Agricul
South Texas Eyes U.S. Record for Hottest Winter Temperature With 106°F Inferno in February
Blistering Peaks Challenge History (Image Credits: Unsplash) South Texas – A ferocious heat wave scorched the region on February 26, delivering temperatures that could redefine American winter weather records.[1][2] Blistering Peaks Challenge History Preliminary observations from Falcon Dam along the Rio Grande registe
Whataburger Begins 76th Anniversary Celebration With Month-Long Birthday Bash
Whataburger is celebrating a Texas-born tradition this August as the San Antonio-based restaurant chain begins its 76th anniversary celebration on Saturday, August 1. The company announced a month-long series of promotions, including app-exclusive offers for Whataburger Rewards members, as it marks more than seven deca
Lake Corpus Christi comes back to life with rising water levels
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — After years of drought left Lake Corpus Christi at historically low levels, the lake is making a comeback. Recent inflows have caused water levels to rise quickly, and officials at Lake Corpus Christi State Park say the changes are already visible as more water continues flowing into the reservo
Resident shares how Stage 2 Water Restrictions would help him and his neighbors
After 18 months of Stage 3 water restrictions, Corpus Christi may ease restrictions this weekend. Automatic lawn watering would be the biggest change.
Ingleside police officer indicted on official oppression charge
An Ingleside Police Department officer was indicted by a San Patricio County grand jury on a charge of official oppression, the district attorney's office announced.
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Hundreds of golfers in Corpus Christi for Pan Am Golf Association’s convention
Pan American Golf Association holds its annual convention in Corpus Christi with 400+ golfers competing across several local courses.
