Kitchen Cops for the week of August 4th through August 8th
Time for this week's Kitchen Cops report, where we see who's keeping it clean and who needs to clean it up.
Family rallies at high school after teen shooting incident, CCISD reacts
Grandmother of shooting victim says students who attended party are traumatized, calls for more accountability from school officials
Coastal Bend urged to prepare for heavy rain, flooding risk
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Corpus Christi's Emergency Operations Center, in coordination with the National Weather Service, is monitoring a cluster of thunderstorms in the southern Bay of Campeche that could develop into a tropical depression or weak tropical storm before reaching the southern Coastal Bend...
Water line work to begin at major Corpus Christi intersection in August
Construction crews in Corpus Christi will begin $3.4 million in water line improvements at the SPID-Everhart intersection in August as part of a larger $29.3 million road project.
Sinton City Manager responds to San Patricio groundwater deal
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Sinton is warning that Corpus Christi’s plan to draw groundwater from San Patricio County could put local water supplies at risk. City Manager John Hobson said tapping into the Gulf Coast Aquifer may provide short-term relief for Corpus Christi, but it could compromise Sinton’s...
Study reveals over half of local restaurants mislabel source of seafood
A new investigation by SeaD Consulting found that 25 out of 44 Corpus Christi-area restaurants mislabeled shrimp on their menus.
Texas Tortoise owners asked to surrender the illegal pets at Lake Casa Blanca
Residents in Webb County can surrender illegally-owned Texas Tortoises with no penalty as part of a wildlife protection effort led by Lake Casa Blanca and Texas A&M–Corpus Christi.
CCISD places teacher on administrative leave for providing alcohol to minors
According to Corpus Christi Police, Misty Perez and her husband, Robert, were charged with purchasing and furnishing alcohol to minors, which is a Class A misdemeanor.
CCISD leaps into the digital age
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — In a world where digital is becoming the new norm, local schools are working hard to keep up. CCISD's "1:1 for Everyone" initiative is expanding access to digital learning tools for all students. This effort also aims to better prepare kids of all ages for a rapidly evolving world by teaching...
Mom voices concerns over Medicaid cuts, shares resources for impacted families
A local mom shares her experience with Medicaid after a brain tumor diagnosis and offers resources for families affected by recent cuts from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
