Rare manatee sightings trigger urgent warning for Texas boaters
The marine mammal has been spotted from Galveston to Port Mansfield.
Corpus Christi Locks In $7.4 Million in Federal Housing and Neighborhood Funds
Corpus Christi approved $7.4M through CDBG, HOME and ESG for repairs, sidewalks, affordable housing and emergency shelter starting Oct. 1.
Popular Texas TV co-anchor duo leaving station soon following layoffs
Married KRIS 6 anchors Bryan and Michelle Hofmann are leaving the Corpus Christi station after their positions were impacted by company-wide layoffs.
Hornet Stadium set for $14.4 million renovation
Hornet Stadium, which served the community for 75 years, was condemned before emergency repairs allowed it to reopen. Now, voter-approved bond funding will pay for a full rebuild
Corpus Christi mayor suspended 30 days
A jury of city councilmembers found Mayor Paulette Guajardo guilty on three charges, including perjury in a 2025 deposition hearing, triggering a 5-1 vote to suspend her.
Texas water fight deepens as Abbott blames city leaders, desalination board runs low on...
If supplies drop enough, Corpus Christi residents and businesses would have to reduce water use by 25%.
Mass layoffs sweep Texas TV and radio stations—here’s who was let go
The cuts affected broadcasters in multiple Texas markets.
Southside resident’s mailbox broken into; neighbors say it’s happened before
A Southside resident found his mailbox and several others broken into on Oso Parkway Friday morning.
Retired educators aim to influence voter turnout, Texas school policy
Can retired educators be a force in state elections? Former South Texas superintendent Cissy Reynolds-Perez believes so. More than 60 retired educators filled the meeting room at Kiko’s Mexican Food Restaurant on Aug. 5, invited by Reynolds-Perez to discuss how retirees might continue to have an impact on public educat
Final ruling expected in mayor removal hearing Friday afternoon
Councilmembers Gil Hernandez and Sylvia Campos were both called to the witness stand Friday morning. Council voted 4-1 in favor of an objection to the councilmembers providing testimony.

















