The City of Corpus Christ’s Office of Emergency Management is working with regional agencies to investigate an odor reported in the Corpus Christi area.
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The City of Corpus Christ’s Office of Emergency Management is working with regional agencies to investigate an odor reported in the Corpus Christi area.
If pets must remain outside, it is essential to provide them with a covered and weatherproof shelter.
CHRISTUS Spohn South welcomed the New Year with the birth of Jaxton James Barr, the first baby of 2024.
The Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department invites you to get your Beach Parking Permit and explore the Gulf Coast beaches.
Jaime Rios, a registered agent of Money Concepts Capital Corp., engaged in outside business activities and private securities transactions that were not disclosed to or approved by his employing firm.
A look back at the top stories that captured readers' attention in 2023 from South Texas Community News.
The uncertainties surrounding these obstacles had initially left everyone uncertain if completing the project was even possible, but these linemen persevered and pushed through it, working hours beyond their designated time.
Their first stop was at Petronila Elementary School, followed by Bishop Primary School, and Bishop Elementary.
The Corpus Christi City Council passed a critical motion to significantly enhance the city’s road infrastructure.
The Corpus Christi City Council has motion to award a construction contract for the Ship Channel Waterline and Gas Line Crossing as part of the widening and deepening of Ship Channel.
Raccoons are notorious carriers of infectious diseases such as rabies and distemper, which not only put residents at risk but also pose a threat to their pets.
At Naval Air Station Kingsville, RP2 O’Nisha Simmons prepares to take the first batch of ‘Angel Tree’ gifts to the Salvation Army in Corpus Christi.
Corpus Christi City Council received a presentation regarding $46 million in Municipal Marina improvements taking place over the next two years.
Other participating entities pledging funds for the project include the Port of Corpus Christi, the City of Kingsville, and Kleberg County.
Del Mar College “elves” have been busy collecting gifts for 150 area children and are ready for Santa’s Salvation Army helpers to pick up the toys, clothes and other items.
Totaling nearly eight acres, this donation of land created a unique opportunity for the City of Corpus Christi to implement the recently adopted Westside Area Development Plan.
The City of Corpus Christi submitted its TPDES application to the TCEQ for the Inner Harbor seawater desalination facility in January 2020.
Three retired professors were bestowed the prestigious title Professor Emeritus,” a distinction that marks their exemplary teaching and dedication to DMC students and the institution.