Work began again Dec. 15 on the main span of Corpus Christi’s new Harbor Bridge. Construction was halted in July due to safety concerns that included specific crane placements, significant uplift at intermediate piers, deficient pile caps, inadequate capacity of Read more…
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Healthcare services just became more accessible in rural and underserved areas of the Coastal Bend as two government entities, the Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District and the Department of Veterans Affairs, added mobile health clinics. The health district clinic Read more…
Read moreHalf of the Corpus Christi City Council will be new after close races in the runoff election Tuesday, Dec. 13. When the votes were counted, Everett Roy defeated incumbent Billy Lerma to secure the District 1 seat, Sylvia Campos won Read more…
Read moreCorpus Christi and the Coastal Bend area recently received World War II American Heritage City status from the National Park Service. The program awards a city or area for contributions to World War II efforts and its continuing preservation of Read more…
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The Robstown Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a tax incentive package for Austin-based Tesla during a specially called meeting Dec. 5. The electric automaker may build a $375 million lithium refinery near Driscoll and requested tax abatements allowed Read more…
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Calgary-based Enbridge and Oxy Low Carbon Ventures of Houston are working together on a project that would develop a carbon dioxide sequestration hub in the Corpus Christi area. The project would offer a solution to carbon dioxide emitters in the Read more…
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Rockport Center for the Arts debuts its new, 14,000-square-foot visual arts and education building to the public at noon Sunday, Dec. 11. The opening coincides with expanded operating hours for the galleries and gift shop, which are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Read more…
Read moreThe Port of Corpus Christi set a tonnage record for the third quarter of 2022 with 48.3 million tons moving through the port, bettering the previous quarter’s record of 46.4 million tons. Helping to drive that growth were U.S. crude Read more…
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The 2022 election season has not ended for Corpus Christi City Council candidates who failed to get 50.1 percent of the vote in the Nov. 8 election. Contenders for districts 1, 2, and 3 face runoffs in December after returns Read more…
Read moreAs temperatures fall, utility bills rise, and the city of Corpus Christi is helping its most vulnerable residents make those payments. The Limited Utility Assistance Program is accepting applications from low-income seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities needing assistance. LUAP Read more…
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