Although the first nest of Kemp’s ridley sea turtles this year were released in the dark of night June 6, another group is expected to be ready for a public release as early as this weekend, June 11 or 12. Read more…
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The Gulf Intracoastal Waterway was designated the M-69 Marine Highway by the U.S. Department of Transportation this month. Now part of the nation’s Marine Highway System, the 1,100 miles of intracostal passages extends from Brownsville, Texas, to the Okeechobee waterway Read more…
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Élan Corpus Christi Assisted Living plans to build a $9.8 million facility at 5441 Lipes Blvd. The company is a southwest real estate developer partnered with Life Care Services, a national leader in senior lifestyle products and services. Founded in Read more…
Read moreLocal businesses can be a mighty force when it comes to protecting the ocean, according to the Texas State Aquarium. As part of its observance of World Oceans Day on June 8, the aquarium offered a few tips on how Read more…
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Voters may be asked to extend an economic development tax of one-eighth cent for 20 years as well as expand its scope. Known as the Type A tax, it is currently used to fund job creation by supporting businesses and Read more…
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A $300 million wind energy project planned for Chapman Ranch on the southern outskirts of Corpus Christi was given approval by the Federal Aviation Administration recently. Apex Clean Energy applied to build 86 turbines on 27 square miles of the Read more…
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The west side parking lot in front of the terminal at Corpus Christi International Airport has reopened with all new covers to shield travelers' vehicles from the scorching coastal sun. The lot was closed for six weeks for maintenance and Read more…
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The Texas State Aquarium is pleased to announce that the Dolphin Bay habitat and exhibit is back to normal. Over the past few weeks, the torrential flooding in Corpus Christi has caused many problems for the city’s water system. The Read more…
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For a comprehensive look at Corpus Christi’s continuing water woes, check out the June issue of Corpus Christi Business News. The monthly newspaper takes a look at what happened and why, while also reporting what the city plans to do Read more…
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City ordinances regarding liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are all pre-empted and superseded and therefore of no force and effect, according to a new advisory opinion by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Only the Texas Railroad Commission has the authority to Read more…
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