Suspicious package leads to shut down of McArdle Road
According to Madeline Commons with the Corpus Christi Police Department, someone reported a suspicious package on the 4700 block of McArdle Road near Everhart Road around 10:45 a.m.
Rivers roar back to life in South Texas after heavy rain
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Heavy rain upstream is boosting river levels feeding the Coastal Bend, but water officials say it may take time before residents see any benefit at the tap. Rainfall near Pleasanton is now moving through the Frio River system, which connects to the Nueces River and...
Former Nueces River Authority employee arrested, accused of tampering with water records
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A former employee of the Nueces River Authority has been arrested and charged with allegedly tampering with government records, a state jail felony. Marisa Juarez is facing at least 10 counts. Documents obtained by 3NEWS show some of the communities impacted include Premont and Driscoll.
Corpus Christi’s credit rating drops due to potential Level One Water Emergency
Over the next 3-6 months, the S&P will monitor the city's financial situation, the progress of various water projects, and the possibility of Level One Water Emergency.
C.C. approves narrower streets for London area with modification for London ISD
City Council unanimously approves changing three roads from four lanes to two in County Road 22 and County Road 43 area, while preserving one four-lane road for future school development.
Petronila drainage pond completed to reduce flood risk
A flood mitigation project, nearly four years in the making, is now complete in Petronila, where neighbors and officials say flooding can happen with as little as four inches of rain.
Moore Honored For Great White Shark Work & More
Texas Fish & Game Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore and founder of the Gulf Great White Shark Society received multiple honors at the Texas Outdoor Writers Association Excellence in Craft Awards held in Rockport, Texas May 2. For the second year in a row, GulfGreatWhites.com was recognized as Best Website, earning top...
Robstown ISD employee charged with DWI after going 95 mph in construction zone
Criztian Alberto Delgado, 24, was arrested Sunday after police say he was driving 95 mph in a construction zone and failed a sobriety test.
Chick-fil-A honors Coastal Bend teachers with 10,000 free meal cards
Bend Chick-fil-A restaurants are giving 10,000 free meal cards to teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week.
Council to vote on demolishing historic Corpus Christi courthouse
The Corpus Christi City Council will consider a $2 million TIRZ #3 funding agreement Tuesday that would fund demolition of the 1914 Nueces County Courthouse by 2028.
