H-E-B’s $30,000 gift supports Corpus Christi youth re-engagement center
Elevate 361 Young Adult Re-Engagement Center received a $30,000 donation from H-E-B to create a classroom space for the 6,000+ disconnected youth in Corpus Christi.
Leadership Aransas County Class XXVIII celebrates graduation
The Rockport-Fulton Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrated the graduation of Leadership Aransas County (LAC) Class XXVIII on Wednesday, marking the conclusion of a yearlong journey of leadership development, civic engagement and community collaboration. The Chamber’s flagship leadership program, LAC aims to identify...
Sinton’s Aim Industries celebrates growth, new facility
Since 2022, Simone McClaugherty and Aim Industries have been working to make their name known in Sinton while serving customers and vendors to the best of their abilities. And the company recently celebrated with the community in honor of being in its new and improved facility. On June 20, McClaugherty...
Thomas J. Henry cries foul after missing out on arena naming rights deal
The high-profile attorney's firm was denied naming rights to the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi. He's claiming the city hasn't been transparent.
Vehicle access restricted at Michael J. Ellis seawall beach
Bollards have been set up at the Michael J. Ellis seawall to restrict vehicle access due to natural beach erosion and public safety concerns. The Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department limited vehicle access from the south end to mile marker 217.5. Pedestrian access remains open. The action was taken in...
Ingleside council approves new contract with Tri-County EMS
Ingleside’s city council has unanimously voted to renew a contract for ambulance and EMS services for the next two years, a contract that will go into effect beginning with the 2025-2026 fiscal year. During the council’s regular meeting on June 24, the Ingleside City Council voted to enter into...
South Texas Tropical Update: 70% Chance of Storm Formation in Bay of Campeche by...
Corpus Christi, Texas – South Texans should keep an eye on the tropics this weekend as a system in the Bay of Campeche shows increasing signs of development, with possible impacts along the Gulf Coast early next week. According to the National Hurricane Center, there’s now a 70% chance...
Bridge to the future: Corpus Christi’s landmark opens
Local, state and federal leaders celebrated the opening of Corpus Christi’s new Harbor Bridge — a $1 billion project marking a transformative leap in regional infrastructure.
West Oso students qualify for national STEM competition for first time
West Oso High School's Technology Student Association is making school history as the first team to qualify for the national TSA conference in Nashville
Violent Crimes Traffic Unit arrests 4 for reckless driving
Four people were arrested in Corpus Christi for reckless driving, including a charge of endangering a child.
