Harbor Bridge cracks draw social media attention
Cracks visible on Harbor Bridge pillars prompted questions about the structure's safety after a video circulated on social media.
Single-vehicle crash closes Laguna Shores Road turnaround after car lands in water
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Police Department said a single-vehicle accident briefly closed the Laguna Shores Road turnaround after a vehicle flipped and ended up in the water Wednesday afternoon. There were no injuries reported in the crash. The turnaround was closed for a short time as...
Officials: Aransas Pass citywide cleanup a rousing success
The City of Aransas Pass recently held a citywide cleanup event in efforts to beautify and clean up the city, and officials say it looks to have been a success. On July 11, the city hosted its second citywide cleanup event of the year. During the morning of July 11, workers from the city’s Code Enforcement Department a
National brands are transforming Corpus Christi’s southside
National brands are arriving on Corpus Christi's southside, but some residents say the city still lags behind on affordable grocery options.
APISD, local law enforcement conducting joint exercise Aug. 6
As the 2026-2027 school year is set to begin next month, local first responders and an area school district will be conducting an emergency exercise in August. Per an announcement from Aransas Pass ISD on July 8, the district will be conducting a joint exercise along with the Aransas Pass Police Department and other ar
Corpus Christi ISD changes start, end times for some schools this year
Corpus Christi ISD announced bell schedule changes July 15 affecting the start and end times at some campuses for the 2026-27 school year . The school day at Early Childhood Development Center, Metro Elementary School of Design and Windsor Park Elementary School will be 8:10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This is a 20-minute delay
6 Things to Know: Taco bell linked to parasite? Free medical clinics open today
Good morning, Coastal Bend! Here's a look at the 6 things you need to know before you walk out the door this Wednesday morning.
Suspected drunk driver crashes, damages power pole at Ayers
A suspected drunk driver crashed at Ayers and Brownlee, damaging a power pole and closing Ayers Street. No injuries reported.
FleetPride faces 16 OSHA safety violations after worker dies at local facility
FleetPride in Corpus Christi faces 16 OSHA violations and \$264K in fines after a worker died in January.
City of Corpus Christi poised for mediation in hotel lawsuit
The city of Corpus Christi is poised for mediation in a yearslong lawsuit over tax incentives and a downtown hotel that has spawned multiple court cases and acted as the catalyst for a removal hearing of the mayor. The majority of the City Council on July 14 endorsed opening talks with hotelier Ajit David, the plaintif
