Corpus Christi TX

A Corpus Christi man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of killing his 83-year-old mother in 2021.

(This story was updated to clarify a headline.) Texas Gov. Greg Abbott swung by Corpus Christi on Jan. 16 to speak with veterans and pitch his plan to overhaul school property taxes. Abbott spoke to a packed crowd during the Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars Mid-Winter Conference held at the Omni Corpus Christi Hotel....

Gov. Greg Abbott delivered remarks on Friday at the Texas VFW Mid-Winter Conference, honoring service members who served the nation abroad and reaffirming his commitment to supporting Texas veterans.

Corpus Christi ISD announced Teacher of the Year winners from each campus on Jan. 15. The winner will be considered for district elementary and secondary Teacher of the Year honors in March. Here's which teachers came out on top in the Corpus Christi Independent School District in 2026: Allen Elementary School:...

Christian Hall, 15, departed from Corpus Christi on his boss's yacht more than 20 years ago and was never seen again. He would be 35 years old today.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - A Texas appeals court has cleared the way for an audio recording to be used as evidence against a former school police officer accused of planting a vape pen in a student's backpack. The 13th Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's decision on Jan. 8,...

BEAUMONT, Texas — A 35-year-old Aransas Pass man received a 12-year prison sentence Wednesday for firing shots at Port Arthur police officers during a 2023 incident that began with a bar altercation. Jefferson County District Judge Raquel West sentenced Michael Keith Brasher, 35, of Aransas Pass, Texas, in...

Beyond the barns and animal exhibits at the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show, students are showcasing impressive agricultural mechanics projects that represent dedication and skill development.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Police Foundation has released its 2026 “100 Club” decal, giving residents a new way to support police programs that are not funded through the city budget. The $100 decal is available to community members who want to show their support...

There are so many great local restaurants, coffee shops, diners, bars and other types of eateries in Corpus Christi. If a new local business opens or shuts its doors, I will jump at the opportunity to report on it. I feel that you should always support local, because you’re supporting someone trying to make a living...