Corpus Christi TX

The Corpus Christi Army Depot welcomes Sgt. Maj. Jeremy Bucholtz as its 8th sergeant major and principal advisor to depot leadership.

Three scientists backed out of a far field study review on the Inner Harbor desalination project, leaving the city at a standstill.

The city entered Stage 3 water restrictions on December 16, 2024, which prohibited residents from watering their lawns. A return to Stage 2 would allow residents to water once every other week.

Owning a home near the water still sounds like a luxury reserved for people with deep pockets, and in plenty of American beach towns that reputation is well earned. Yet the national housing market tells a more nuanced story. The median home price across the country sits at $398,771 as of May 2026, and a handful of genu

Corpus Christi council members seek an update on Bass Pro Shops' expansion, nearly two years after the mayor's 2024 announcement.

ARANSAS PASS, Texas — A 57-year-old woman has died after she was found with severe burns following a fiery crash off Texas Highway 35 near Aransas Pass, according to San Patricio County Sheriff Oscar Rivera. Rivera said the Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office notified the Sheriff's Office Monday morning...

(This story was updated to add new information.) Corpus Christi police arrested a 65-year-old man in connection with a woman's shooting death in Midtown on July 27. Officers responded to a report of a shooting on the 4100 block of Christie Street at 12:45 a.m. and found a deceased female inside of a home, an online p

Tucked away in a modest brick building off Morgan Avenue, The Coffee Mugg isn’t just your average local café. It’s a full-on spellbinding escape for muggles, wizards, and coffee-lovers alike. Whether you’re a diehard Gryffindor or just a fan of cozy atmospheres, this Corpus Christi treasure brews up more than just caffeine—it conjures comfort, whimsy, and plenty of photo-worthy moments.

When you walk into this diner, you’re immediately greeted by something familiar. It’s not just the smell of fresh-baked crusts or sizzling bacon — it’s that cozy, old-school feeling that makes you want to slide into a booth and stay a while. This is the kind of place where the coffee is poured hot and the comfort food comes in heaping portions.

I’m not saying I’d wrestle a longhorn for a plate of brisket, but after tasting the smoky, melt-in-your-mouth magic at this Austin gem, I’d at least consider a stern staring contest with one. This isn’t just barbecue—it’s a culinary comet blazing through Texas, leaving a trail of satisfied sighs and sauce-stained napkins. By the time I stumbled out, belly full and heart fuller, I understood why this spot was crowned one of the nation’s top casual dining experiences.