Cub Scouts host free ‘H2-Whoa Soak-Off’ for Bishop families
Cub Scout Pack 53 is hosting a free, family-friendly water games event at Bishop City Park on Aug. 15, featuring local fire, police, and community organizations.
American Operates First Commercial Flight With eSAF
The environmentally-friendly fuel powered a connection between Corpus Christi and DFW.
Corpus Christi Medical Center expands radiation cancer treatment capabilities
Corpus Christi Medical Center held a ribbon cutting for a new radiation therapy facility and upgraded cancer treatment technology.
This Charming Texas Restaurant Feels Like A Cozy Seaside Cottage From The Moment You...
The door opens and you are greeted by a warm dining room, soft lighting, and the kind of cozy atmosphere that makes you want to linger. This Texas restaurant sits right on the water, but the inside feels like a comfortable seaside cottage. The menu is full of fresh Gulf...
Grant Middle School absorbs some students after CCISD closures
Grant Middle School's enrollment is jumping from 750 to 1,150 students this year after a $27.5 million deficit forced CCISD to close seven schools.
Seven Corpus Christi ISD schools to be demolished, one building spared
Corpus Christi ISD will demolish Fannin, Kostoryz, Sanders and Travis elementary schools and Browne and Martin middle schools, all campuses that were closed by the district ahead of the 2026-27 school year. Haas Middle School, which was also closed, will serve as the new instructional resource center. The district's fo
Burn victim says mall valet blocked his handicap parking spot
A Corpus Christi burn victim says a La Palmera Mall valet refused his handicap placard and blocked his parking spot.
Type B board cuts deal with developer; city manager freezes payment
Type B board cut a deal with the Homewood Suites developer without telling the city. The city manager says he's frozen the payment.
What CCISD students and parents need to know about the cell phone ban
CCISD adopted new discipline rules for Texas' cell phone ban. Here's what students and parents need to know.
Man who was fatally struck by two cars on Kostoryz Road identified
The 60-year-old man who died July 31 after being struck by two vehicles on Kostoryz Road has been identified as Ruben Bueno, according to the Nueces County Medical Examiner's Office. Police say Bueno was in the roadway and failed to use a crosswalk at the time of the crash, according to public information officer Made
