The home of the drone is taking unmanned flight into new realms of possibility, developing vehicles that can transition from horizontal to vertical and communicate with one another to coordinate movement. Professors at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, which recently became Read more…
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New standards for measuring oyster populations led to the closing of Copano Bay near Rockport for oyster harvesting this year. The bay could reopen before the close of the season in April depending on sampling results to be conducted this Read more…
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Windstorm insurance, work force, water supply and transportation — three Ws and a T — top the agenda for state Rep. Todd Hunter as he prepares for the 84th legislative session, which convenes Jan. 13. Hunter is in a prime Read more…
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Now that you’ve dried off and warmed up from the Polar Bear Plunge (water was warmer than the air on New Year’s Day), time to cuddle up with the latest issue of the Corpus Christi Business News. In this issue, Read more…
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You can walk the Harbor Bridge or take a plunge in the icy waters of North Beach on New Year's Day in Corpus Christi this year. A longtime tradition, the Harbor BridgeWalk begins at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 1, in Read more…
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Port Aransas became the 10th city in the state to ban plastic bags when the city council in this vacation community approved the third — and final — vote on the matter recently. Merchants and consumers have exactly one year Read more…
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Two movie complexes that would have been in competition with each other for customers in Corpus Christi decided to work together instead. Movies and More developer Jeff Dinger announced he will partner with Alamo Drafthouse Cinema to located its restaurant/movie Read more…
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The Port of Corpus Christi will build a $24.8 million dock where M&G Resins USA plans a $800 million chemical plant. The port will be reimbursed for its portion of the dock by M&G Resins over the next 10 years Read more…
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Who — or actually what — was responsible for the deaths of 23 whooping cranes three years ago could be headed for the U.S. Supreme Court. A Dec. 16 ruling by the federal appeals court in New Orleans puts the Read more…
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A $1 billion chemical plant will soon be built in Ingleside as part of an expansion at OxyChem's existing facilities there. The ethane cracker is expected to produce about 1.2 billion pounds of ethylene per year. The ethylene will be Read more…
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