Eight liens against the Cosmopolitan apartment complex have halted construction on the nearly completed high rise in downtown Corpus Christi. Realtex Development Company in Austin, Texas, blamed delays on bad weather, a shortage of labor and material and rising construction Read more…
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Seven hundred volunteers. Sixty tons of debris. Eighteen miles of gulf shoreline impeccably cleaned. The 21st annual Big Shell Beach Clean-Up at the Padre Island National Seashore was a stunning success this year. In late-February, Friends of Padre, which organized Read more…
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Have an adventure in Corpus Christi this Spring Break. For a list of exciting events to attend between playing at the beach and soaking up the sun, check out the Events calendar at 101corpuschristi.com/EVENTS. Touch or click on the Add Read more…
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Yes, you can drink on the beach in Port Aransas during Spring Break, just don’t get rowdy, said police chief Scott Burroughs. A new ordinance approved by the Port Aransas city council recently makes drinking alcohol illegal from 6 p.m. Read more…
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A DNA double-helix three stories high, a mammal cell big enough to walk through, a space vortex and a staircase of piano keys that lights up and makes music with each step. All are part of the newest addition to Read more…
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Corpus Christi Business News is now three years old and growing. The monthly free publication, which is mailed to 10,000 business in the city and given away on news racks around town, will land in mailboxes this week bigger than Read more…
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A Southside imaging center for Driscoll Children’s Hospital recently opened at 5945 Saratoga Blvd. Driscoll Children’s Imaging Center is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Located in the same building as Driscoll Children’s Urgent Care, the imaging center offers diagnostic X-ray Read more…
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Bankruptcies in 2015 rose sharply triggered principally by plummeting oil and gas prices. Half of those filing for bankruptcy were in the energy sector. That number is expected to double in 2016, experts say. In fact, half of current U.S. Read more…
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A bachelor’s degree in criminal justice paved the way for Leticia Cervantes to become a licensed private investigator. But after a few years in the business — usually checking on unfaithful spouses for local attorneys — she craved a more reliable Read more…
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