Legislators representing the Coastal Bend have asked the Texas Department of Transportation for more details on why it suspended construction on the new Harbor Bridge and how long the shutdown will last. The main concern is that delays will ramp Read more…
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Chemours in Ingleside will up its capacity to produce Chemours Opteon YF (HFO-1234yf) refrigerant by 40 percent to help meet customer demand, the chemical company recently announced. The YF blends of refrigerant help customers transition to lower global warming potential. Read more…
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Grant money will support programs for those in need The Corpus Christi City Council approved $5.2 million in federal grant funding for projects and programs related to community development, affordable housing, and the homeless. The money comes from the U.S. Read more…
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Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni proposed a budget of $1.4 billion, the city’s largest-ever proposed budget. No action was taken after the City Council reviewed it for the first time during its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 26. The Read more…
Read moreWider sidewalks opened along part of Interstate 37 The longest cable-stayed bridge in the United States is edging closer to completion as the Corpus Christi U.S. 181 Harbor Bridge project crossed the 69 percent mark. Once the span is done Read more…
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Easy access to Corpus Christi information now available With a simple touch of 3-1-1 on the phone, residents and visitors can now access the Corpus Christi call center, linking directly to city services and departments. Issues such as gas leaks Read more…
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Excessive heat along the Coastal Bend is increasing water evaporation and affecting the water supply. The city of Corpus Christi issued Stage 1 drought restrictions and opened cooling centers for residents who need to get out of the heat. The Read more…
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Higher rates once again on the agenda for windstorm insurance association State Rep. Todd Hunter (R-Corpus Christi) is once again rallying constituents in response to another possible rate increase by the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association. “Over the next three weeks, Read more…
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TPID spurred by hotel owners, approved by City Council Corpus Christi hotel owners created a funding mechanism to further market the city of Corpus Christi to tourists. The Tourism Public Improvement District, approved by the City Council at its June Read more…
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City Council approves Phase Two of STR ordinance Phase 2 of the new short-term rental ordinance goes into effect for most of Corpus Christi on Monday, July 11. The City Council voted 7-2 in support of the new phase at Read more…
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