Corpus Christi TX

The industry is rapidly changing with the rise of AI.

Both cities cite extreme temperatures as one of the reasons for their smelly water, but their responses differ significantly.

Crews work around the clock on pipeline repairs, one dead in Business 35 crash, and the FAA rolls out a new tool to cut flight delays.

Two popular coffee chains are expanding in Corpus Christi, with new locations planned for Airline Road and Gollihar Road.

The Texas Food Championship is coming to Water's Edge Park in Corpus Christi from September 25-27, featuring live cooking competitions with 150-200 chefs from across Texas competing in categories like BBQ, burgers, seafood, dessert, and more. The Corpus Christi Bayfront is getting ready for a weekend filled with food,

Robert Driscoll, Jr. STEM Academy dismissed students early Monday due to air conditioning issues, according to a Facebook post from Robstown Independent School District.

Local indigenous teacher of Mexica culture and traditions Adalberto Zanes was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement last month and now his community is meeting in danzas to pray for justice. On Sept. 13, the group performed seven ceremonial danzas over the course of two hours in the South Texas...

The Nueces Groundwater Conservation District and State Rep. Denise Villalobos are hosting a free private-well water screening Saturday in rural Nueces County, offering residents a chance to test the quality of their well water at no cost.

Butter's BBQ in Sinton pulls brisket from its daily menu as prices near $50/lb. Beef cheek steps in as the new star.

SINTON, Texas — Butter's BBQ in Sinton announced on Facebook that it will no longer serve brisket after struggling to keep up with rising meat prices and declining sales. The restaurant said brisket alone has accounted for more than 70% of its total grocery costs, making it increasingly difficult to continue serving th