Corpus Christi TX

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City dedicates helicopter monument at Sherrill Veterans Memorial Park

There’s a new resident at Sherrill Veterans Memorial Park — an aircraft that seemingly now oversees the grounds. A donated U.S. Army Bell Huey helicopter is now positioned, tilted slightly forward, atop a 15-foot pedestal alongside North Shoreline Boulevard. City officials dedicated the monument on Feb. 5,...
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Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures celebrates Lunar New Year

"It's really awesome to celebrate different cultures especially…I think maybe a lot of folks don't have the opportunity here to go to other places like Asian counties," said Joshua Esparza.
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Rehabilitated sea turtles get a second chance, released back into the Gulf

PORT ARANSAS, Texas — Several sea turtles are back where they belong after months of dedicated care and rehabilitation. Almost 20 green sea turtles and one nearly 100-pound loggerhead were released into the Gulf Saturday morning following extended treatment at the Animal Rehabilitation Keep, also known as ARK....
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The Year of the Horse gallops into Corpus Christi

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Families gathered at the Texas Museum of Asian Cultures and Education Center this weekend to celebrate the Lunar New Year and welcome the Year of the Horse. The annual event gives visitors of all ages a way to experience traditions that span generations, featuring lively...
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A hidden hazard in warm water

Health experts warn a warm-water bacterium called Vibrio is growing along the Texas coast, urging swimmers to protect wounds and watch for fast-moving infections there.
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Seeing red was a good thing on this Friday

Local news staff wear red to support National Wear Red Day, raising awareness about heart disease as the leading cause of death for women.
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Golf courses in Corpus Christi survive drought with reclaimed water

Corpus Christi golf courses use reclaimed water to stay operational during drought, keeping grass alive despite brown appearance.
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SBA reminds Texas businesses of March deadline for storm-related disaster loan applications

Small businesses and private nonprofit organizations in Texas affected by the severe storms and straight-line winds of May 8, 2025, have until March 2, 2026, to apply for federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The deadline applies to those in Brooks, Duval, Jim Wells, Kleberg, Live...
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Texas splits $264K homeless funding among six Corpus Christi groups

Texas distributes $264,000 in homeless funding to six Corpus Christi organizations. General services get $52K each, youth programs receive $18K each.
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Corpus Christi, Sinton could reach water agreement

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A contentious debate over water rights unfolded Friday morning in Sinton, as the San Patricio County Groundwater Conservation District’s board heard arguments over whether Corpus Christi should be allowed to drill new water wells in San Patricio County. The request involves 22 permits that...

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