Wastewater Treatment Plant to Undergo Major Upgrades
To improve the area’s wastewater system, upgrades to infrastructure will increase efficiency, provide modernization of treatment and sanitation while improving the WWTP’s overall sustainability.
Illegal Migrants Smuggled Inside Water Container
Five illegal migrants were trapped inside a water container following a failed smuggling attempt.
Apartment Complex Used for Human Smuggling
On Wednesday morning, RGV agents received information regarding an apartment complex in Mission, Texas, being used for human smuggling.
Food Safety Tips For Grilling Pros and Beginners
As millions of Americans get ready to commemorate Memorial Day, the USDA reminds people to keep it safe this weekend.
2021 Memorial Day Weekend Schedule
Most City of Corpus Christi offices, including City Hall, Public Libraries, and Municipal Court, will be closed Memorial Day, Monday, May 31, 2021.
Corpus Christi Aims to Reduce Recycling Contamination Rate
The education portion of the program will focus on providing the public with information about how to reduce recycling contamination through public service announcements, social media advertising, and speaking engagements.
Construction Contract for Flour Bluff Sub-Station Improvements
Corpus Christi City council approved a $1.5 million dollar construction contract to Barcom Construction, Inc., of Corpus Christi, for the Police Sub-station Flour Bluff Improvements project.
Tale of the Tape: SGA, Bishop set to square off in 3A Region IV Final
The series begins tonight with game two tomorrow and an if necessary game three on Saturday. All games will take place in Corpus Christi.
Memorial Day Traffic Management Plan on the Island
Safety is a top priority, so motorists and pedestrians are reminded to take safety precautions when driving on roads and follow all traffic control devices in the area.
Revisions on Animal Care Ordinance
The proposed changes will help to address issues that affect public health and the potential for community spreading of animal-related diseases.
Chandi Vijay Mulchand Named Border Patrol Youth of the Year
Students are selected for the honor based on academic achievement, community involvement, and demonstration of their dedication to succeed.
Local Enforcement Partners Discover 82 Migrants in One Stash House
Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents discover 98 migrants in two stash houses, one containing 82 subjects.
Animal Care Services Facility Reopens
The City of Corpus Christi announced the reopening of the Animal Care Services facility to residents on Wednesday, May 26, 2021.
Texas Moves to Prevent law Enforcement Budget Cuts
The Senate measure would require major counties hold an election before reducing their law enforcement budgets.
Daytime Closure of Mesquite Street to Shoreline Boulevard
Construction is expected to last one week, and residents should expect daily closures to occur from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Summer Swim Lessons
If your child does not yet know how to swim, there is no better time than this summer to do so.
Texas Protesters Bill Heads to the Governor’s Desk
The Senate passed House Bill 9, filed in response to last year’s nationwide protests against police brutality, on a 25-5 vote.
Texas Secretary of State Ruth Ruggero Hughs Announces Departure
Following nearly two years of service to the people of Texas, Secretary of State Ruth Ruggero Hughs notified Governor Greg Abbott of her departure from office, effective May 31, 2021.
Competitive Swim Team Program for Youth
If your child has the swim skills and the drive to excel, joining a competitive swim program is the next step to dive into.