Corpus Christi TX

A $6.5 million beach nourishment project is in the works for North Beach, but locals and business owners worry erosion is outpacing the timeline.

Shifting both the intake and discharge offshore was presented as a way to reduce worries.

The local San Antonio HVAC community traded service calls for calls to fish last month as over 100 anglers headed to Corpus Christi for TACCA–Greater San Antonio’s 33rd Annual Fishing Tournament. Contractor and Associate Members, coworkers, friends and families gathered for a weekend of good company, new connections an

TAMU-CC is moving its educational programming from the Antonio Garcia Arts & Education Center and bringing community programs directly into Corpus Christi-area schools starting in 2027.

Nueces County's free National Night Out event is Oct. 1 at the RMB Fairgrounds in Robstown, 5-9 p.m., with K9 demos and first responders.

A grand jury indicts Alexis Rios more than a year after a crash that killed two, October's First Friday ArtWalk moves to Oct. 9, and Corpus Christi's first Dutch Bros opens on Saratoga Boulevard.

Donation thefts have resumed at Alice's Trash and Treasures Thrift Store. Volunteers are seeking funds for a secure drop box.

Dutch Bros Coffee has opened its first Corpus Christi location at 6218 Saratoga Blvd., with two drive-thru lanes and a free drink offer if you download their app.

A 70-year-old man has been arrested after Corpus Christi police said a video showed a stray cat being shot. The Corpus Christi Police Department said officers learned about the video on Tuesday and determined the shooting happened in the 2900 block of Coleman Avenue. Animal Care Services responded to the...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Food can carry memories, traditions and a connection to home, and one Coastal Bend business owner is using those familiar flavors to celebrate her Hispanic heritage. Stephanie Pizana, owner of La Reina Donuts, joined 3NEWS First Edition to share how her family traditions inspired her...