Here’s a breakdown of all of Corpus Christi’s water supply projects
Despite rains in recent weeks, the region continues to endure drought, and city of Corpus Christi officials are continuing pursuit of multiple projects aimed at boosting supply and diversifying water sources beyond lakes and rivers. Until recently, the city relied solely on surface water — Lake Corpus Christi and Choke
Crumbl to celebrate grand opening in Corpus Christi
Crumbl is opening its newest Corpus Christi location Friday on South Staples Street with free T-shirts for the first 100 customers.
The Crab Enchiladas At This Texas Mexican Restaurant Are Absolutely Out Of This World
Tucked along the coast of Port Aransas, Texas, La Playa Mexican Grille has earned a serious reputation for serving food that keeps people coming back trip after trip. The star of the show?. Their crab enchiladas, a dish so good that loyal fans have been known to eat them two...
Here are the key takeaways from the Texas Democratic Party convention in Corpus Christi
The state's out-of-power and unapologetically progressive party understands it needs to broaden its appeal to be competitive.
Patriotic display of 250 flags honors America’s Semiquincentennial in Corpus Christi
The Rotary Club and the City of Corpus Christi have partnered to display 250 American flags at Ropes Park in celebration of America's 250th anniversary. Hundreds of American flags are now waving over Ropes Park as Corpus Christi joins communities across the country in celebrating America's 250th anniversary. The patrio
Union Gospel Mission’s ‘PDX Recovers 5K’ is helping people heal, build community
Union Gospel Mission in Portland is helping people heal and build community through running as they train together for the “PDX Recovers 5K.”
3 tight-knit San Antonio siblings die in crash returning from Port Aransas trip
Bread Box employee and her siblings were driving back from the beach when they were killed in a car accident in Karnes County.
Take a video tour of Lake Corpus Christi at 30% full
Significant rain in the watershed through May and June moved the needle on the dwindling Lake Corpus Christi — from about 9% capacity three months ago to about 33.5% capacity as of June 26, according to state data. The lake on June 19 looked virtually transformed — a sea of green grass fed by earlier rains, and water t
Mosquito carrying West Nile virus found in Portland
A Portland mosquito tested positive for West Nile virus. The city has begun targeted spraying near Granby Place.
Burnout is contributing to physician shortage | Opinion
We are here to warn you of an invisible actor that is hurting Texas and national health care at its core. It’s call moral injury. As you read this column, moral injury is directly affecting Corpus Christi residents — contributing to the shortage of physicians in the area via burnout. Moral injury happens when a doctor’
