The Texan Stores set to land at Corpus Christi International Airport
A new development is coming to the Corpus Christi International Airport, bringing with it a familiar Texas name. At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, Mayor Paulette Guajardo and city councilmembers approved the first reading of a long-term lease to bring the first-ever The Texan fuel station to Corpus Christi. The...
Megal Drive Construction Project expected to last 2 weeks
A small section of Megal Drive will be temporarily closed for about two weeks, while maintaining resident access to driveways.
Crews dismantle old Harbor Bridge; to be recycled
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — As crews continue to dismantle the old Harbor Bridge, officials, working in coordination with the United States Coast Guard and Port of Corpus Christi industry partners, expect to lower the main span this fall. The Harbor Bridge Project (HBP) announced on Tuesday that it is...
‘A once-in-a-lifetime thing’: Rare ‘pink meanie’ jellyfish descend upon Texas shores
Texas beaches draw vacationers to the Lone Star State all year long – especially as summer temperatures stretch well into the fall months. Now, a rare jellyfish is among those visitors soaking up the last bit of summer. It’s called a “pink meanie,” and if you take a walk...
Buc-ee’s competitor eyes new site on the Texas coast
Why this Buc-ee's rival is eyeing the largest coastal city in South Texas
Bobby Pulido Conquers Selena Auditorium in Corpus Christi on Last Dates of His Por...
Corpus Christi, TX — In a night overflowing with emotion, nostalgia, and pure Tejano pride, Bobby Pulido delivered a powerful performance at the iconic Selena Auditorium in Corpus Christi as part of the final dates of his “Por la Puerta Grande” farewell tour. The celebrated singer, who has spent over three decades...
Texas Standard for Oct. 14, 2025: Rare jellyfish spotted on Texas shores
Beachgoers near Port Aransas and Corpus Christi are encountering a rare visitor: the pink meanie jellyfish. Known for its size and striking color, the species offers a glimpse into changing coastal ecosystems. Here are the stories on Texas Standard for Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025. The U.S. Department of Education is...
Two fire stations getting new buildings after council approval
City council approves new buildings for Fire Stations 8 and 10, replacing facilities that are 60 and 70 years old respectively.
City looking to buy a desal plant for some 650 million dollars
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The push to secure new drinking water for Corpus Christi took another step Monday as city leaders met with the Nueces River Authority to talk desalination and money. At the center of it all: a $2.7 million non-refundable “reservation fee.” That’s what the River Authority...
Lake levels at Corpus Christi drop at ‘concerning rate’
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Corpus Christi reported a drop from last week's 12.3 percent to 12 percent in combined storage levels in lakes as of Tuesday morning. Stage 3 water restrictions remain in place. The following remains in place:. -No lawn watering allowed. -Foundation watering by...

















