It's been 100 years since the first work to build the Port of Corpus Christi began. But the land surrounding the area was also the city's first subdivision.

One of Corpus Christi's busiest highways reopened shortly after noon after it was shut down Tuesday morning. The decision was made to close eastbound and westbound State Highway 358 (South Padre ...

As arctic air blows through South Texas, the city of Corpus Christi continues to offer a series of warming centers — places where the public can find respite from the cold during the day — and ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Police Department announced the arrest of one of their officers on Monday morning. Daniel Verduzco was arrested Sunday when Department of Homeland ...

An Arctic cold front will bring another shot of cold air to much of the country early next week. This front is expected to move through the Coastal Bend Saturday morning. It'll bring even colder ...

Plans to upgrade Emerald Beach Hotel into 'Hotel Indigo' were unanimously passed by the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) #3 Board on Tuesday. The makeover is expected to be completed by ...

This museum spans almost 100,000 square feet and focuses on Corpus Christi and southern Texas. Exhibits explore Texas' role in the Civil War, historic photographs of the North Beach section of the ...

On the north end of Mustang Island lies Port Aransas, a quaint coastal city that makes a great daytrip from Corpus Christi. Despite its small size, Port Aransas always has something to do.

(OSV News) — Longtime photographer Bob Roller of OSV News visited Corpus Christi Church in the Pacific Palisades section of Los Angeles Jan. 15, 2025, a week after a wildfire tore through the area.

For accommodations with a bay view, make reservations at Omni Corpus Christi Hotel. Centrally located between Dallas, Houston and Austin, the Texas State Railroad takes a step back in time with an ...

Those wanting more information about Emerald Place can visit the LDG website at www.ldgdevelopment.com for call Christi Lanier-Robinson at 502-609-9141.