Historical analysis shows water drama is nothing new for Texas
South Texas cities like Corpus Christi, Sinton, and Orange Grove continue to argue over water supply and various projects this year, but it's not really anything new when you look back on the history of water development in the greater state of Texas. Angelo State University history professor, Dr. Kenna...
APISD teacher receives state board honor
In Aransas Pass ISD, the district has previously said that Blunt Middle School teacher Yolanda Cribb goes above and beyond for her students. As a result of that dedication, Cribb recently received another honor from a state entity. On April 10, APISD announced that Cribb has been named as the...
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Portland — Furniture & More
Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Portland neighbors are giving away a few handy items this week — from home goods to furniture. Check out what’s available below!
TCEQ issues violation to NCWCID 3 for elevated trihalomethanes
Robstown faces another setback after TCEQ issued a violation to NCWCID #3 for exceeding limits on total trihalomethanes (THMs), a byproduct of chlorine in water treatment.
CCISD to host Pre-K registration event for families Saturday
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Independent School District is hosting a Pre-K registration event to help families enroll eligible 3 and 4-year-old students ahead of the upcoming school year. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 18, at the CCISD Instructional...
Construction begins in Rockport at Business 35, Orleans St intersection
City drainage project moves into second phase with TxDOT-approved traffic control plan implementation
Running Dry: Why the Watergarden is still flowing
A viewer question sparks a deeper look into why the Corpus Christi Watergarden is still running during Stage 3 restrictions, and what the city says is really happening behind the scenes.
Desal vote in doubt after key environmental firm loses project leader
The planned April 28 Corpus Christi City Council vote on the Inner Harbor desalination contract may be in jeopardy.
Day 2 testimony details burn barrel evidence in Oscar Uribe murder trial
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Testimony on day two of Oscar Uribe murder trial revealed investigators found burned bone fragments, clothing, and personal items inside a burn barrel linked to the death of 21-year-old Benjamin Resendez. A Texas Ranger testified in court Wednesday, that among the items recovered were metal...
Fiery Corpus Christi Training Flight Ends In Horror On Highway 44
A routine training flight turned into a nightmare Monday evening when a small aircraft crashed and burst into flames near Corpus Christi International Airport, critically injuring both people on board. The training plane went down along the Highway 44 frontage road, where first responders found it burning and rushed the two occupants to a local hospital before they were later transferred to Brooke Army...
