Corpus Christi TX

Richard Gillespie spent decades keeping stats for Robstown ISD athletics. The Cotton Picker legend passes away after his third battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy beyond the scorebook.

Port Aransas has been a fishing destination for generations. Locals say the Texas coast offers options for every skill level, budget, and family tradition.

Filing opens July 20 for Corpus Christi mayor and all 8 City Council seats. Voter registration deadline is Oct. 5.

The Aransas County commissioners court approved moving forward with soliciting bids for the rebuilding of the Aquarium at Rockport Harbor during its regular meeting in July 13. Commissioners unanimously approved two agenda items related to the project. They authorized County Judge Ray Garza to sign all necessary docume

Edgar Guzman, 34, of Trenton, NJ, faces life in prison after a federal indictment alleges he shipped fentanyl to a Corpus Christi victim who died.

For at least a decade, Corpus Christi sold water to a handful of large industrial plants at a steeply discounted rate, according to documents and interviews with city officials. Residents and businesses paid more than $100 million to subsidize water for some of the world’s richest energy companies, the city’s rate mode

Nueces County health officials confirmed 20 cyclosporiasis cases since January, more than 4 times last year's total.

2 people were stabbed and hospitalized on Monday in Corpus Christi near Foley Drive and Kostoryz Road. Both are in stable condition.

One of the most boring cities in America is about to get some excitement: its first True Texas BBQ.

We’re only halfway through 2026, but there’s already been a tsunami of changes at television newsrooms across deep South Texas. From top talent exits, to a slew of new faces, to some well-deserved laurels for trusted public figures, a lot has happened in the news industry since January. Here’s everything you might have