Teen world champion chef competes at Texas Food Championship in Corpus Christi
14-year-old world champion chef Raelyn Barker competes in the Texas Food Championship juniors division in Corpus Christi through Sept. 27.
Corpus Christi’s water crisis serves as a warning and a roadmap for others
Years of prolonged, severe drought and delays in implementation of new water sources contributed to Corpus Christi’s near water crisis earlier this year. The city was only months away from asking residents, business and industries to cut back their water usage by 25%. On a panel Friday about the...
Texas icon Butter’s BBQ no longer serving BRISKET as soaring beef prices destroy restaurants
Texas BBQ fans face a rude awakening as soaring beef prices force iconic smokehouses to ditch brisket, raise prices sky high or shut their doors for good.
Feds begin review, permitting of two big Texas LNG plants
(The Center Square) - Federal regulators have begun the review and permitting process for two large-scale liquified natural gas export projects on the Texas coast, one a proposed expansion of an existing plant located near the Louisiana border and the other a potential new build near Mexico. The Federal Energy Regulato
Coastal Bend Weekend: Cook-offs, hawks and planes take center stage
Hungry for something to do? This week's Coastal Bend Weekend serves up everything from a statewide cooking competition and a chili cook-off to thousands of migrating hawks and vintage aircraft.
Lake Corpus Christi home sales surge as water levels rebound
Lake Corpus Christi rebounded from a record low to over 80% full, sparking a surge in lakefront home listings from around 15 to more than 100.
Flour Bluff band truck raffle nearly sold out
Fewer than 100 tickets remain in the Flour Bluff ISD Hornet Band raffle for a 1952 Chevy truck. Drawing is Oct. 9 at the homecoming game
Bids are in for demolition of 1914 Nueces County Courthouse
Nueces County received 7 bids Thursday for demolition of the 1914 Old County Courthouse, with most coming in under the projected budget.
6 Things to Know: Water taste traced to algae, drug raids in Rancho Alegre
Corpus Christi Water says pipeline repairs are making progress while algae-related taste and odor issues persist and bidding closes Thursday on the 1914 Nueces County Courthouse demolition.
Corpus Christi’s Boardwalk Cafe & BBQ to close dining room after 18 years
Another barbecue joint brought down by rising costs.
