$111,000 in Highway Safety Improvements Coming to Corpus Christi
The agreement will help provide funding to install advanced warning signals, signs, raised medians, and school zone improvements.
Temporary Closure of Cole Park Skate Park
The project is set to begin on Thursday, April 28 with anticipated completion in mid-June, pending no delays due to weather or unforeseen circumstances.
Firefighters Hit the Streets for Final Day of Fill the Boot Fundraising
The Corpus Christi Fire Department hopes to raise at least $100,000 for this year’s campaign.
Council Approves $850K Construction Contract for Art Museum
The work will resolve water and moisture infiltration issues, and improve emergency entrances and exits and ADA accessibility.
City Receives Positive 2021 Financial Report
The General Fund increased its net position by $12.7 million compared to the estimated ending balance prepared in late 2021.
OVG360 Poised to Take Over Management of American Bank Center
Oak View Group is a full-service venue management and hospitality company that helps client-partners reimagine the sports, live entertainment, and convention industries.
City Partnership will Help Bring 152 Affordable Apartment Units to Corpus Christi
The apartments will serve families with incomes at or below 60 percent of the area median income.
Friendly Reminder From CCPD
CCPD wants to remind you that it is a crime to make, use or buy illegal license plates.
Prosecutor Moves to Stop Execution of Inmate
Nueces County district attorney, Mark A. Gonzalez, has moved to withdraw the death warrant for John Henry Ramirez, convicted of a 2004 robbery and murder, declaring the death penalty “unethical.”
Vehicle Leads Police on a Chase Toward Corpus Christi
The Nueces County Constable's Office Pct 3 initiated a traffic stop for a moving violation on FM 70 and CR 67 on a black Ford F150.
MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
Bishop PD and Nueces County Constable Pct 3 responded to reports of MVA involving two vehicles.
Changes in Residents’ Water Source
Water Utilities will be adding water from the Colorado River to its water blend.
Naval Air Station Kingsville Prepares for Hurricane Season
The exercise is designed to prepare the U.S. Navy to respond to potential hurricane scenarios, prior to the onset of hurricane season (June 1-November 30).
Funding of Facility Construction and Capital Improvements
An additional project for improvements to the Health Department building was identified after the Capital Improvement Budget was approved.
Council Policy Provides an Equitable Way to Fund Infrastructure
The master plans and impact fee study will provide the City with a better way to fund the infrastructure needed for future development.
Proposed North Padre Island Development
The Whitecap Preserve will be a 242-acre multi-use project located at the former site of the Waves Resort Waterpark.
Fatal Crash Outside of Kingsville
Barbie Wymore, a Jim Wells County 4H extension agent, died after an 18-wheeler and a Chevrolet Tahoe collided on Highway 141 on Tuesday afternoon.
TAMUK Alumna and Author Colonel Carrington Firmin Releases New Book
Stories from the Front includes 14 stories of veterans and active-duty individuals who experienced MST across all military services from the Vietnam era to present. Quite diverse, La Coronela also captures individual incidents of race/ethnic, gender and LGBTQ sexual orientation discrimination as well as combat experiences.
Less than 1% of State Bonds for Water Projects is Going to Rual Texas
Rural Texas communities often don’t have the resources, technical experience, or ability to take on large amounts of debt to pursue state funds for water supply and quality projects. So, many simply don’t apply.
New Crosswalk Installed on Staples Street
The City of Corpus Christi’s Public Works Department recently installed a new crosswalk on Staples Street between Gollihar Road and Carmel Parkway.