69-year-old man dies after being struck by vehicle on Ayers Street
According to the Medical Examiner's Office, the man who was struck and killed by a vehicle on Ayers Street near Del Mar College Saturday evening has been identified as 69-year-old Manolito Espino.
South Texas Softball Preseason All-Stars Announced
CORPUS CHRISTI – Student-athletes from 19 area programs comprise the 2026 South Texas Softball Preseason All-Star Team. Divided into Private-3A and 4A-5A ranks and voted on by 72 area head coaches, the honorary team is set to convene Thursday, January 15 at the Hilliard Center’s Henry Garrett Ballroom.
Middle schoolers pick out free shoes, sports gear at annual Kicks for Class event
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Middle school students got a confidence boost Monday as they picked out free shoes and sports gear during the annual Kicks for Class and Communities in School shopping event at Academy Sports and Outdoors. The shopping spree gave selected students the chance to choose new...
3News gets exclusive look inside historic Solomon P. Ortiz Center after $20 million renovation
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — 3News was given an exclusive look inside the historic Solomon P. Ortiz Center as the Port of Corpus Christi reopened the nearly century-old building following a $20 million renovation. The facility is now open for reservations, allowing the public to book the space for meetings and events.
Christus Spohn gets $100K grant for mobile healthcare
Gulf Coast Grown Ventures and ExxonMobil partnership will help healthcare van reach underserved areas in San Patricio County
Sinton, Odem grads earn degrees from new Del Mar College program
When school and parenthood are mixed together, the stress can get real. Despite having to juggle papers, deadlines, and the responsibility of providing for his family, the hard work never stopped for graduate Alfred Olivarez nor his friend Loretta Garcia. When they set out to get their bachelor's degrees with...
9 Texas Fast Food Restaurants To Explore On A Road Trip
Texas is big, bold, and full of flavor – and its fast-food scene is no exception. Beyond the familiar chains, you’ll find quirky local spots serving up burgers, tacos, and fried chicken with Lone Star flair. These eateries are perfect pit stops when you’re cruising the highways.
CCISD families walk out of school closure meeting
Frustrated parents left Haas Middle School meeting early Monday night, claiming they weren't allowed to voice concerns about potential closures
New Year’s Eve fireworks activity keeps city police and firefighters busy
Despite a city ban, hundreds of fireworks lit up Corpus Christi on New Year's Eve, prompting 300+ police calls and multiple fires.
Corpus Christi Housing Authority voids workforce housing agreements
The Corpus Christi Housing Authority Board of Commissioners voted on Tuesday, Jan. 6, to void agreements to purchase and lease 13 private apartment properties, torpedoing a workforce housing program aimed at serving households who make below the area median income but don’t qualify for low-income housing. These...

















