On Monday, March 24, 2025, Kingsville City Council unanimously approved to rename the Girls Youth Softball T-Ball field as the “David Chavez Field”.
While officers were exiting the marked unit to initiate a high-risk traffic stop, the vehicle intentionally struck the police unit. One officer discharged his duty weapon multiple times, striking the offender.
United in Action celebrated Black History Month with fellowship, entertainment, a resource fair, and the "Taste of Soul" food contest.
Trace amounts of snow in Bishop. The Corpus Christi National Weather Service has confirmed total snow and sleet accumulations up to one inch and ice accumulations up to one tenth of an inch.
Nearly a dozen businesses have received assistance through the City of Corpus Christi’s Office of Economic Development in partnership with LiftFund, Inc.
Once the repairs are completed, the Watergarden will need to be refilled as the structure cannot be left dry, as doing so can cause harm to the mechanical components.
In its inaugural year, the plant, built by Morrow Energy, generated over $4.6 million for the City while saving an estimated $230,000 in operating and maintenance costs for active and closed landfills.
This agreement allows the City to purchase up to 10,000 acre-feet of untreated raw water from Lake Texana.
Corpus Christi City Council approved funding for $1.16 million from the Type B Corporation for the Palms at Morris Project.
This feasibility and preliminary design project will analyze water quality, determine permitting requirements, and establish a pilot plant protocol.
The City of Taft has officially kicked off a multi-million-dollar water and wastewater improvement project, funded by a $3,261,400 GLO award.
Adding to concerns, the records also show over $5,000 in transactions made directly to a CashApp account that many parents claim they did not know existed.
Corpus Christi Water is providing clarification regarding recent water level readings at Lake Corpus Christi following beneficial rainfall last week.
This vehicle will facilitate the transportation of crime scene evidence that must be sent to the lab for analysis.
Corpus Christi City Council approved $5.2 million for grants to address homelessness and for park improvements.
The City’s permit application was reviewed in accordance with the USACE's Regulatory Programs and other pertinent laws.
The HEB Tennis Center officially opened in 1960 and features 25 lighted courts, comprising 22 outdoor courts and three covered courts for pickleball.
CCW is informing residents that the Mary Rhodes Pipeline was temporarily shut off Monday as part of planned system adjustments.
This is the second phase to enhance the library grounds.
Due to human error, an accidental release of sensitive information occurred within the Taft City Council agenda packet.
The City cannot refill the detention pond while under Stage 3 water restrictions.
While not a City project, the breakwater aims to protect the shoreline from erosion caused by wave action and create habitats for marine life such as oysters and fish in Corpus Christi Bay.
The City of Corpus Christi reminds all residents that Stage 3 drought restrictions remain in effect until further notice.
On Thursday, March 13, 2025, Beeville Firefighters and Bee County Sheriff’s Office responded earlier to a report of smoke in the area off of County Road 331.
The rigorous review process included technical evaluation, environmental assessment, and opportunities for public input to ensure the Inner Harbor Water Treatment Campus meets all regulatory requirements.
The driver was seen by EMS on scene.
Molly detailed the severity of the drought currently impacting the region, noting that the City is under Stage 3 water restrictions and facing the possibility of advancing to Stage 4 restrictions this summer if conditions do not improve.
This initiative is part of CBWF’s commitment to public health and safety, helping to reduce prescription drug misuse and prevent environmental contamination.
The City of Corpus Christi has issued a burn ban on City beaches and parks from March 7 to March 23.
If you are visiting Corpus Christi for Spring Break 2025, the Corpus Christi Police Department has compiled a few links to help you gather information and be safe.
The City of Corpus Christi’s Office of Emergency Management has teamed up with the City Libraries to set up donation stations to assist residents impacted by the San Patricio County area fires on Tuesday.
There has been no damage to structures or injuries reported among firefighters or civilians.
Upon arrival, several good Samaritans were assisting the injured male who was thrown from the motorcycle.
Two fires were burning in Sinton simultaneously, with the Welder Fire listed as having burned 175 acres and another fire near Steel Dynamics.
On Saturday, April 12, 2025, at 10:54pm, officers were dispatched to the 800 block of N. Shoreline Blvd in reference to a major traffic accident involving a horse-drawn carriage.
Officers conducted a traffic stop on the motorcyclist and placed 27-year-old Joshua Martinez into custody for reckless driving.
One female subject was subsequently arrested.
The suspect was observed examining a GoPro display case and repeatedly attempting to open it.
Officers attempted to wake the driver and passenger for several minutes.
Officers initially pursued the vehicle, but the pursuit was ultimately terminated for the safety of citizens and Officers.
Preliminary investigation shows that the male was struck by a vehicle.
The driver later identified as Rob Thomas Garza, was transported to area hospital with gunshot wounds and is said to be in critical condition as of last update.
On March 26, 2025, Julio Chapa, 54, was sentenced to two stacked 50 years sentences for two counts of Indecency with a Child by Sexual Contact.
Benjamin Zuniga Maldonado (37) was arrested for Felon in Possession of a Weapon, Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of a stolen firearms.
Directors, producers and actors say better incentives in other states pull projects away from Texas, which is losing out on millions of dollars.
Gov. Greg Abbott’s response is “Bye. Don’t come back.”
The film is about Kingsville native, Reality Winner, who pleaded guilty in 2018 to leaking classified National Security Agency information on Russia's alleged efforts to interfere with the 2016 election.