Southside Corpus Christi residents finally see action on 2-year sidewalk water leak
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Residents in a Southside Corpus Christi neighborhood have been demanding a sidewalk water leak to be fixed for 2 years. Nearly 15 years, Rudy Tejano Peña has lived in this southside neighborhood. "I used to walk my dog in the mornings and the evenings,"...
Get ready for Super Saturday as shoppers look for last-minute Christmas gifts
Record 159 million Americans plan last-minute Christmas shopping this Super Saturday, the highest turnout ever recorded for the final weekend.
Church Unlimited opens its doors and heart to those in need
Church Unlimited's Angel Tree giveaway drew hundreds to their Westside Mission, with 300+ volunteers distributing 2,000+ gifts and essential items.
Former Uvalde schools police officer to stand trial in January over Robb Elementary response
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A former school police officer who responded to the Robb Elementary School shooting is set to go on trial in January. Adrian Gonzales was indicted last year on 29 felony counts of abandoning or endangering a child, stemming from his response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary on May 24,...
Police arrest two men following early shooting on Mesquite Street
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — UPDATE. The Corpus Christi Police Department has arrested 39-year-old Macario Trevino and 23-year-old Sebastian Espinoza in connection with early Friday's shooting. Both men are in custody, and charged with Aggravated Assault with/ Deadly Weapon (2nd Degree Felony). ORIGINAL STORY. Police are...
San Patricio County judge rules in Taft City Manager’s lawsuit
A judge denied Taft City Manager Ryan Smith’s request for a temporary injunction but allowed his lawsuit against the mayor and council members to continue.
Nueces county is seeing a spike in flu cases and that’s not the only...
Flu cases in Nueces County jumped from 179 to 478 in one week. A new aggressive variant called sub-clade K causes severe symptoms.
CCISD seeks more time under new teacher rules
A new Texas law aims to increase certified teachers, but CCISD says staffing shortages mean the district needs more time to transition under House Bill 2.
Weeks after hailstorm, more rescued pelicans take flight again
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Several birds injured during last month’s devastating hailstorm in the Coastal Bend are getting a second chance, thanks to weeks of rehabilitation and the combined efforts of local wildlife organizations. The hailstorm that struck the region in early November caused widespread property damage...
Nate’s Next Kid Up delivers Christmas magic to Oak Park Elementary
Once in a Lifetime Joy 🎁 A 12-year-old’s mission brought Christmas magic to nearly 500 Oak Park Elementary students—turning simple gifts into unforgettable holiday memories
