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Fatal multi-vehicle crash shuts down southbound IH-37 near Lantana Street

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A fatal multi-vehicle crash has shut down southbound IH-37 near Lantana Street as police continue investigating the scene. Authorities say officers are responding to the crash along with forensic investigators as crews work to process the area and determine what happened. At this time, officials
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Work progressing on Ingleside wastewater treatment plant

Work is progressing on the City of Ingleside’s wastewater treatment plant, with city officials saying the project is nearly a quarter of the way finished. City of Ingleside Director of Infrastructure Services Gary Paredez said in a video posted to the city’s social media pages on May 28 progress is continuing on a wast
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One of Texas’ top elementary schools says goodbye to the principal who helped build...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Dr. Kimberly Bissell spent her final day at Windsor Park Elementary surrounded by hugs, laughter and students asking for one last autograph. After 36 years in education and 15 years leading Windsor Park Elementary, Bissell is officially retiring, closing the book on a career that left a major ma
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Registration for Ingleside July 4 parade now open

An annual Fourth of July event celebrating the Fourth of July and America’s 250th birthday is revving up in Ingleside, with registration open for the city’s annual Stars and Stripes Parade. The city’s annual Stars and Stripes parade is set for July 4, according to the city, with...
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Far field committee divided over desalination study ahead of Inner Harbor vote

The Far Field Committee held its final meeting before the proposed Inner Harbor desalination project to City Council on Tuesday, June 2. Committee members are divided over the findings.
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Local business cleans Army veteran’s apartment for free to help her avoid eviction

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — What began as a routine cleanup quickly turned into a mission to help a local veteran in need. Alberto Esquivel, owner of Big Al's Cleaning Service, said he and his team arrived at the Northwest Terrace Apartments in the Annaville neighborhood of Corpus Christi Friday expecting a difficult job.
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Where it’s Legal – The Texas Beaches That Do, and Do Not, Allow Alcohol...

Visiting a Texas beach is probably a must this summer.
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Corpus Christi Water COO seeks drought rule change for reservoir releases

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi Water (CCW) is asking state regulators to temporarily modify environmental water release requirements as the region continues to face historic drought conditions. In a memo dated May 28, CCW Chief Operating Officer Nicholas Winkleman told City Manager Peter Zanoni that the city ha
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One dead, another injured after stabbing near Everhart Rd in Corpus Christi

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — One man is dead, and another was injured after a stabbing early Friday morning near Everhart Road, according to the Corpus Christi Police Department. Officers were called to the 4600 block of Everhart Road around 1:41 a.m. in response to a reported stabbing. When officers...
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Corpus Christi uses ‘Solar Shield’ to reduce evaporation at pools, splash pads

After implementing Solar Shield last summer, all of the city's pools and splash pads used about 2 million gallons of water over 70 to 80 days. That covers 7 public pools and 5 splash pads.

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