Drink up, Corpus Christi. The 13-day-long boil water notice — the third notice in 10 months — is over. City officials made the announcement at a 5 p.m. press conference after getting approval from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Read more…
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Expectations that the boil water notice in Corpus Christi would be lifted at 2 p.m. today, May 25, were dashed at the Mayor’s daily press conference. The announcement came with some good news: the end is in sight. “We are Read more…
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A new chlorine disinfectant has finally made its way throughout the entire Corpus Christi city water system, but testing to prove that it has been 100 percent effective is still underway. Once those reports have been submitted to the Texas Read more…
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While the city of Corpus Christi struggles with its water system, the Texas State Aquarium has plumbing issues of its own. Dolphin Bay and its the underwater viewing room, lost quite a bit of water on Sunday, May 22, when Read more…
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Although a new chlorine treatment first pumped into the city’s water system last week has almost made it through all the pipes, the boil water notice has not been lifted. That news was announced at a special city council meeting Read more…
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Corpus Christi city council will meet in special session at 11:30 a.m. Monday, May 23 to discuss the ongoing boil water notice. Representatives of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality are expected to attend to answer questions. Mayor Nelda Martinez Read more…
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Corpus Christi residents may be able to drink their water without boiling it sometime on Tuesday, May 24, city officials announced at an afternoon press conference Friday, May 20 — five days earlier than originally anticipated. A possible early lifting Read more…
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Another fast casual restaurant is on its way to Corpus Christi. Urban Bricks Pizza will open soon amid a flurry of new restaurant activity at the Shops at La Palmara. Urban Bricks Pizza will join the new Grub Burger on Read more…
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A special city council meeting to discuss the current water problems plaguing the city has been set for 11:30 a.m. Monday, May 24, in city hall chambers. The meeting was requested by newly appointed city council member at-large Michael Hunter. Read more…
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Now in it’s seventh day, the boil water notice is expected to last at least another 10 days, even with a new chlorination process that began Thursday, May 19. The process of using free chlorination in the water system, which must Read more…
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