It’s official: Three spots on Corpus Christi’s leading policymaking body will be decided in less than four weeks. Tuesday, the City Council formally accepted the voting returns that determined ...

A controversy-laden Library Board will see three returning members after a vote by the Corpus Christi City Council on Tuesday — but a fourth spot up for appointment remains undecided after a tie ...

The Hans & Pat Suter Wildlife Refuge is located near historic Indigenous burial grounds. A non-profit hopes to add art ...

As drought continues to shrink water supply, city officials are pressing on with plans to supplement resources. Here's the ...

The Corpus Christi City Council has postponed a vote on a proposed drought contingency plan until its March 18 meeting. The plan aims to outline water management steps for the city during ...

Councilman Eric Cantu feels that a far field study should be done to ensure the entire bay won't be harmed from the desal plant's salty discharge ...

TCEQ commissioners voted Thursday on whether to issue a discharge permit for the city's proposed Inner Harbor seawater ...

During the meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 25, Corpus Christi City Council agreed to purchase a plot of land that used to be a tire shop next to the detention center. The detention center waslocated in ...

As persistent drought continues to drive down Corpus Christi’s water supplies, city officials are seeking more avenues to ...

Newly re-elected councilwoman Carolyn Vaughn asked that a time-limit proposal to put to a council vote after the Feb. 11 Corpus Christi City Council meeting went long, and things got out of hand.

At least three members will continue to serve on a controversy-laden Library Board for additional two-year terms, while a fourth position remained open Tuesday when the Corpus Christi City Council ...

is your neighborhood reporter San Patricio and Aransas County. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Item #17, on Corpus Christi’s City Council agenda caused a lot of frustration for the public and officials.