Corpus Christi TX

Dr. Anita Kurian becomes new City County Health Department director, focusing on restoring credibility and better serving residents.

SINTON, Texas — Corpus Christi city leaders have voted to purchase groundwater rights from the Evangeline Laguna Group, a group of landowners who own almost 23 million acres just north of Sinton for $169 million. The move is part of a broader effort to expand the city’s water supply,...

Corpus Christi Water hosts hiring event Saturday 9 a.m.-12 p.m. for utility positions. Immediate interviews and conditional offers available.

(Corpus Christi) — Navarro runner Lilia Flo is returning to the girls’ state cross country meet. Flo set a new Navarro High School record on Tuesday at the Class 4A Region IV Championship in Corpus Christi. The senior crossed the finish line with a time of 11:48.71 in the two-mile race. Flo earned the bronze medal...

Sidewalks and three new lanes are coming to a stretch of Moore Ave, one that residents hope will alleviate traffic from the nearby W.C. Andrews Elementary, while others worry of creating new problems.

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around corpus christi..

The Corpus Christi City Council approved a $169 million groundwater deal with Evangeline Laguna LP. City officials said it could provide 12 million gallons of water daily beginning November 2026.

Nueces County Water Control and Improvement District 3 voted to terminate the water contract for the proposed ammonia plant by Avina Clean Hydrogen in the Robstown and Calallen area.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Texas A&M University–Kingsville is taking a major step toward connecting outlying communities across South Texas with the launch of a new fiber optics training program. The initiative is being funded through the Texas Broadband Workforce Grant Program, which supports workforce development and...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — South Texas’ drought is now bone-dry serious. Lake levels at both Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon have sunk below 12 percent capacity, and that’s bad news for towns that depend on them for drinking water. City managers from Beeville, Mathis, Alice, and...