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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Thomas J. Henry responded to the City of Corpus Christi after it denied his million-naming rights proposal for the American Bank Center naming rights revenue. In a press release on Tuesday, Henry said he asks the city for answers as to why his $20 million...
Wrong-way driver causes early morning crash on SPID, three injured
Three people were hospitalized after a wrong-way driver crashed into a pickup truck on South Padre Island Drive early this morning. Police say charges may be pending.
New program helps Corpus Christi residents pay water bills
Corpus Christi launches Project One Water utility assistance program through Mission 911 to help residents struggling with water bills, funded by $86,176 from industry professionals.
Juveniles arrested for setting five fires in Robstown over the weekend
Robstown police arrested two juveniles for arson after five fires over the weekend involving three abandoned homes and 2 nearby grass areas, sparking concern among residents.
Summer in the Park returns to Gregory Tuesday, with free activities for children
At “Summer in the Park” children can take part in organized sports, arts and crafts, and other hands-on activities.
Hilliard Law selected for exclusive naming rights for American Bank Center
Oak View Group selects Hilliard Law for exclusive naming rights negotiations for Corpus Christi's American Bank Center, with updates expected at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
Rockport road closures: TxDOT repaving State Highway 35 through Saturday
Rockport drivers should expect road closures on State Highway 35 from Broadway Street to Copano Bay Bridge as TxDOT begins repaving work through Saturday, with project completion in two weeks.
Del Mar College to host job fair for higher education careers
Del Mar College job fair offers pathway to higher education careers for local job seekers in Corpus Christi
Tensions overseas, pressure at home
As overseas tensions escalate, Corpus Christi residents brace for rising gas prices and tighter port security amid uncertainty at the world’s biggest oil-exporting hub.
Visible progress on Sherrill Veterans Memorial Park upgrades
Construction began earlier this year as part of a long-term vision to revitalize the space and better honor local veterans and military history.