CC Water crisis: Where things stand as the city spends hundreds of millions
Corpus Christi is in a race against time to secure its water future, spending hundreds of millions of dollars through emergency procurement.
43-year-old woman identified in fatal Greenwood Drive crash
The Nueces County Medical Examiner's Office has identified the woman in last night's fatal crash on Horne Road as 43-year-old Jacqueline Farmer.
Texas Pup Missing For Eight Years Runs Into Her Mom’s Arms In An Emotional...
Life has a way of delivering surprises when no one expects them, and a dog named Blue became a reminder of just how unpredictable things can be. She had known comfort and affection, living a happy life with a family who cared deeply for her. Then Hurricane Harvey tore through parts of Texas and Louisiana, turning...
City of Taft places City Manager on administrative leave
In a brief special meeting Thursday, the Taft City Council voted to place City Manager Ryan Smith on administrative leave ahead of his final day on March 15.
Weekend court offers second chance for outstanding citations
The Corpus Christi Municipal Court is hosting a special Community Court session this Saturday, February 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Janet F. Harte Library, located on Waldron Road.
$978 million is the new price for the Inner Harbor Desal Project
KRIS 6 News confirms the new price for the new Inner Harbor Desal Project is $978 million. That's less than the $1.2 billion quote provided by Kiewit in Dec. 2025.
City Council approves massive water investment
City Council approved $405 million in emergency water projects as officials warn the timeline for a Level One water emergency could accelerate.
Student arrested after reported terroristic threat, CCISD police say
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — An arrest has been made after a reported terroristic threat prompted a police response at Harold C. Kaffie Middle School Thursday morning. The Corpus Christi Police Department said officers responded around 10 a.m. after parents received an alert through the school’s parent portal. Kirby...
Corpus Christi school cheers former student as she skates for Olympic gold
From St. Pius classrooms to the Olympic ice, one athlete with Corpus Christi roots is inspiring a new generation and students are cheering her on.
Food trucks go brick-and-mortar in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi food trucks like Creatures Coffee and Streat Corner Kitchen are transitioning to brick-and-mortar locations with strong community support.
