Talarico speaks about CC water crisis
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico spoke with Anchor Clara Benitez-Cortez on his thoughts on the water crisis.
Corpus Christi leaders to discuss Nueces River Authority allegations
(This story was updated to add new information.) Corpus Christi Mayor Paulette Guajardo announced April 1 that city leaders will discuss recent turmoil at the Nueces River Authority with potential implications for Harbor Island desalination during an April 14 Corpus Christi City Council meeting. The Nueces River...
CC says it can cut water to industry if they fail to reduce consumption
The city acknowledged Tuesday that state law allows it to cut water individually to any of the 23 exempt industrial users if they fail to reduce consumption during a water emergency.
17-year-old, 2 Mathis High School band directors arrested in assault case
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A 17-year-old was arrested Thursday at Mathis High School, according to Mathis Police Chief John Jones. Jones said Joe Ramirez was taken into custody on campus and transported to the San Patricio County Jail. He was booked on charges of unlawful restraint of a person under 17, a state jail...
Police say two men shot each other on SPID near Nile early Friday morning
According to CCPD Public Information Officer Madeline Commons, officers responded to a shooting call at 5:27 a.m. on the 6000 block of South Padre Island Drive near Nile Drive.
London boys making historic appearance in state semifinal
The Pirates are set to become the first Corpus Christi-area boys team to ever appear in the state's final four.
Reality contradicts public messaging on water | Letter to the editor
Editor's note: On March 20, Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni began hosting weekly media briefings to provide updates on measures being taken to safeguard the region’s water supply. Zanoni and CC Water are presenting a message built on control, stability, and regional leadership. They emphasize that Corpus...
10 Things To Know Before Your First Trip To Whataburger
Here in the South, we’re blessed with a multitude of fast food restaurants that originated in our region and therefore know exactly how to win over a Southerner’s heart. Whether it’s the beloved chicken sandwiches and sorely missed slaw at Chick-fil-a or the excellent biscuits at Bojangles, we’re absolutely spoiled...
Robstown ISD hosts fourth annual Autism Awareness Walk and Touch a Truck event
Robstown community celebrates inclusivity at the fourth annual Autism Awareness Walk and Touch a Truck event
Medina Valley ISD selects lone finalist for top job with San Antonio ties
Trustees selected Emily Lorenz after a nearly two-month superintendent search. Retiring Superintendent Scott Caloss plans to leave the district in June.
