Abbott’s office blasts Corpus Christi council on new Inner Harbor vote
Representatives of Gov. Greg Abbott — who has previously blasted the Corpus Christi City Council over the Inner Harbor desalination plant — assessed the most recent rejection of a contract for the project’s design as a lack of “courage to lead” or “the will to govern.” The written statement, attributed to Robert Black,
Robstown Early College High School to reopen Wednesday after AC issues
Robstown Early College High School will reopen Wednesday after the district shut down the campus Tuesday due to air conditioning issues.
‘Death trap’: Drivers call for change on deadly coastal Texas highway
A deadly highway in the Coastal Bend that is set for a major expansion has come under renewed scrutiny after three people died in multiple collisions within days of each other in August. Last week, the Texas Department of Transportation lowered the speed limit of Texas Highway 361 from 60...
Week One 4A Team of the Week: Corpus Christi Miller
4A Team of the Week: Corpus Christi Miller Buccaneers. Corpus Christi Miller head coach David McHugh walked away from the timeout thinking ‘Why not us?’. From the outside, there were plenty of reasons. The Buccaneers trailed 5A Flour Bluff 41-40 and had the ball at their own 42-yard line with just eight seconds left.
Corpus Christi officials pause certain short-term rental permits
Permits for some types of short-term rentals will not be granted until after Nov. 17 as the Corpus Christi City Council addresses enforcement issues stemming from capacity and noise complaints by neighbors. The City Council approved a moratorium for new permit applications for Type 1 short-term rentals, which refers to
Texas data center plan carries $19.6 billion in leases as residents push back
"There's been a lot of noise pollution, which is causing migraines and headaches."
Lawsuit against Corpus Christi, mayor over hotel funding is dismissed
A lawsuit filed against the city of Corpus Christi and Mayor Paulette Guajardo has been formally dismissed with the stroke of a judge’s pen Sept. 1. The lawsuit, filed by hotelier Ajit David, has been officially settled for $450,000 in taxpayer funding. The dollar amount was assigned for attorney’s fees and dismissal o
Disturbing ‘Cat in the Hat’ trend spreads to San Antonio-area schools
Some school districts have implemented extra security after specific students or campuses were named in posts.
Two Corpus Christi residents arrested in multi-county retail theft spree
BEEVILLE – Two Corpus Christi residents, Adrienne Marie Nash, 47, and James Anthony Hernandez, 39, face multiple criminal charges after deputies linked them to an organized multi-county retail theft operation stemming from an Aug. 26 incident, according to authorities. Nash and Hernandez were arrested after Bee County
Lady Owls volleyball fourth at Skidmore-Tynan tournament
The Odem Lady Owls finished in fourth place at the Skidmore-Tynan tournament from Aug. 27-29. Odem lost both pool play matches on Aug. 27, falling to Falls City in straight sets (25-13, 25-16) and Karnes City (9-25, 25-16, 26-24) on Aug. 27. They Lady Owls rebounded with a three-set win...
