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.
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.
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.
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...
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.
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...
Creatures Coffee & Tea Co. holds soft opening of brick-and-mortar site
The smell of coffee beans and the sounds of Green Day drifted through the air during the soft opening of Creatures Coffee & Tea Co. on Feb. 5. Better known as a popular food truck parked outside of PetSmart and ArtWalk, the local business opened its first brick-and-mortar location at the former Disc Go Round at 5734...
City’s drought timeline jeopardized as groundwater permits head to legal hearing
Protests against Corpus Christi's Evangeline groundwater project move to hearings, threatening the city's November 2026 timeline as drought worsens and Lake Texana drops below 60%.
Trail riders kick off 67th annual journey to San Antonio rodeo
South Texas Trail Riders kicked off their 67th annual journey to San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, continuing tradition.
9 Charming Beach Towns Retirees Can Afford for Less Than $1,900 a Month
If you're dreaming of a beach retirement, there are many cities worth a look. Discover these nine affordable coastal towns where you can live on $1,900 or less.

















