Corpus Christi TX

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The long-struggling Sunrise Mall is once again under scrutiny—this time for safety and code violations. City officials have issued 77 separate citations against the property, each carrying a potential fine of up to $2,000. Demolition of the building had a deadline of June 1.

Summer is in full swing, and we are all looking for ways to stay active in the Coastal Bend. What better way to do that than by walking a nature trail? Fishermen, bird enthusiasts and casual walkers alike can find something to do at these trails located within nature preserves. Always remember to bring a hat,...

The YWCA on Corona Drive closed temporarily after police respond to a disturbance involving an upset caller. The facility plans to reopen Saturday.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce proudly honored our local veterans and active-duty military at this year’s Salute to the Military event — a long-standing tradition that celebrates the service, sacrifice, and strength of our armed forces. This annual gathering isn’t just...

A judge who serves San Patricio County as a justice of the peace recently earned an honor from a statewide organization in honor of her longtime service making a difference in San Patricio County and beyond. On June 28, Judge Karen Diaz received the T.A. Vines Award from the Justice...

The former YMCA of the Coastal Bend is splitting with Y-USA and will continue operations independently.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Texas Strong 5K run happening Saturday benefitting Hill Country flood victims reached its max capacity of 500 runners, said organizer Victor Betancourt. But, that doesn't mean that you'll miss out if you hadn't gotten around to registering. A virtual option is being added, and...

Petty Officer Scott Ruskan used to be an accountant, but in 2021, he enlisted in the U.S. Coast Guard.

A vehicle failed to yield the right of way at Weber and McArdle and struck a motorcycle, ejecting the motorcyclist.

Corpus Christi, Texas – Residents across South Texas should prepare for continued triple-digit temperatures and hazy conditions through early next week, with scattered rain and storms possible over the weekend. Highs are expected to range from 90 to 100 degrees, while overnight lows will settle between 75 and 80...