City of Kyle paid to reserve water 200 miles away. Critics wonder if they...
The Harbor Island Seawater Desalination Plant is a multi-billion dollar facility planned near Port Aransas, some 40 miles northwest of Corpus Christi. If built, the plant will convert seawater into fresh drinking water at the rate of some 100 million gallons per day. At its Oct. 21, 2025, meeting, the...
Youth sports coach appears in court on child grooming charges
Youth sports coach Harry Wallace Grabowske IV appeared in court Tuesday on child grooming and online solicitation charges.
Why are city leaders not voting on desalination now?
A big dispute between a city sponsored study into the effects of desalination and scientists who say there will be an effect that is not being heard.
Apartment fire heavily damages several units forcing residents to relocate
Fire investigators are working to find the cause of a 2-alarm fire at Sugar Tree Apartments in Flour Bluff. No injuries reported.
TxDOT starts work on Saratoga Boulevard left-turn bays
TxDOT crews began work Tuesday on left-turn bays along Saratoga Boulevard to improve visibility and safety for drivers.
Petronila flooding leaves standing water, mosquito swarms
Petronila residents say flooding left behind standing water and swarms of mosquitoes, making it difficult to get around their neighborhood after last week’s heavy rains.
Ordinance that cut 7 positions from parking enforcement passes first vote
An ordinance that calls for a reduction in force at the City of Corpus Christi's parking enforcement passes first vote.
Recent rains push projected Corpus Christi water emergency back to Sept. 2027
Corpus Christi's projected Level 1 Water Emergency has been pushed back to September 2027, a nine-month improvement over the December 2026 timeline the city announced last month.
CCPD approved for $181,405 Harley-Davidson motorcycle purchase
Corpus Christi City Council approved $181,405 for four new Harley-Davidson police motorcycles to replace aging 2018 models.
Recent rain gives Corpus Christi a 9-month reprieve on projected water crisis
Corpus Christi got welcome news Tuesday when the city’s projected water emergency was delayed to September 2027 after recent rains boosted some of the region’s reservoirs. The city was initially bracing for a Level 1 emergency — the point when water demand is projected to be six months from exceeding supply — to surfac
