Ingleside ISD revises Mircovich Elementary student dismissal plan
Following concerns expressed by parents and families in the area, Ingleside ISD recently announced it has revised its plan for students who walk or ride their bicycles home from Gilbert J. Mircovich Elementary. According to the Aug. 17 announcement, the school has enlisted two additional crosswalk personnel to help wit
Two fatal crashes under investigation in Nueces and Jim Wells counties
Authorities are investigating two separate deadly crashes in the Coastal Bend; one in Jim Wells County late Wednesday night and another in Nueces County early Thursday.
DPS expands patrols on Highway 361 after 3 deaths in one week
The Texas Department of Public Safety has expanded trooper patrols along Highway 361 after three people were killed on the road in a single week.
Sames Ford rewards CCISD, London ISD students for attendance
Sames Ford's Drive Sames for Education program rewards CCISD and London ISD students with raffle entries to win a 2027 Ford Maverick.
Oops! New details emerge on the man caught taking photos of people’s homes
The Nueces County Constable Precinct 5 office posted on its Facebook page several images and a video of a man walking up to people's homes and taking pictures of their doors and locks.
Corpus Christi hotel developer sues city manager for $1 million-plus
Hotel developers are seeking more than $1 million in damages in a lawsuit against Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni, prompted by a standstill in a settlement payment , according to court records. Elevate QOF LLC, developers of the new Homewood Suites hotel downtown, is pursuing litigation against Zanoni in both
Corpus Christi neighbor fed up with squatters in vacant home next door
Linda Cantu says the abandoned home on Green Grove Drive has become dangerous, and she wants the city to act. I can't handle this anymore. I'm an elder person, I'm disabled."
This Longtime Texas Restaurant Is Still Serving The Hearty Buffet That Put It On...
How do you know a restaurant has staying power? People keep showing up hungry. And in this state, that usually means one thing. The food better be worth coming back for. For this longtime Texas favorite, the answer starts with a hearty buffet. One plate turns into two. A quick look at the spread becomes, “Okay, I need
Aransas Pass PD warns residents of phone payment scam
ARANSAS PASS — The Aransas Pass Police Department has issued a warning to community members regarding a potential financial scam circulating in the area. According to an Aug. 17 announcement, individuals have been contacting residents claiming to represent or be affiliated with the police department or the chief of pol
Port of CC awards $100,000 grant to AP High School
CORPUS CHRISTI — The Port of Corpus Christi awarded $200,000 in funding through its Education Grant Program to two South Texas schools and school districts to strengthen STEM education, including $100,000 for Aransas Pass High School. The Port Commission awarded the grants during an Aug. 18 meeting. The donation...

















