Villa South Assisted Living unveils Veterans Honor Wall
Thursday, July 3rd marked a special day for residents at the Villa South Assisted Living facility. They received their own version of the Wall of Honor.
El Vago Burger & BBQ hosts school supply drive
Restaurant El Vago Burger & BBQ is now helping students prepare for school. The restaurant has partnered with nonprofit Joaquin In2Inclusion to provide school supplies to 300 students in need.
Enbridge celebrates safe loading of 700th large carrier ship
An industrial giant in the Coastal Bend said it recently celebrated a milestone in safely loading large ships and vessels at its station in Ingleside. On June 27, Enbridge announced the safe loading of its 700th Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) at its oil terminal in Ingleside. According to Enbridge, the loading...
Grilling on a budget: How to save this 4th of July
Many Americans are rethinking their traditional grilling plans. A recent study found that roughly 1 in 4 people don’t plan to fire up the grill this Independence Day due to the rising cost of meat.
City of Corpus Christi announces 2025 Independence Day holiday Schedule
Most City of Corpus Christi offices, including City Hall, Public Libraries, Development Services, and the Public Health District services, will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025.
Funding of Inner Harbor PFAS study raises eyebrows amid desalination debate
A PFAS study near a planned desalination site raises concerns after revelations that a competing water project backer funded the testing, prompting questions of bias.
Robstown police plan increased patrols for Fourth of July
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — As the Fourth of July approaches, Robstown police are preparing for a surge in calls related to illegal fireworks and are ramping up enforcement efforts to keep the community safe. Officers say they will be closely monitoring neighborhoods for violations in an effort to prevent...
Southside doctor uncovers city pipe leak, originally denied reimbursement
A Southside doctor spotted a leak near his office and called the city. The city said it wasn’t their pipe. After a plumber proved it was, the city denied reimbursing the doctor, then reversed course.
BlueCross BlueShield temporarily extends deadline with CHRISTUS Health
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — BlueCross Blue Shield and CHRISTUS have agreed to continue negotiating after the two entities' original contract was set to expire July 1. Contract negotiations were extended until Aug. 1, meaning BCBS customers can continue seeing doctors under the CHRISTUS umbrella and using their...
Two paths rooted in faith: siblings answer the call to serve
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A sibling duo from the Coastal Bend is living out their devotion to Christ through two different, but deeply connected ways. Recently, the Diocese of Corpus Christi celebrated the ordination of three new priests. Among them: 28-year-old Father Jim Craig, who shared with 3News that...
