Recent rainfall moved the TABPHE Juneteenth Festival indoors, but festivities will continue Friday through Sunday.

Floodwaters surged across the Coastal Bend as runoff filled waterways and Lake Corpus Christi climbed to 28% capacity.

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The San Andreas Fault may be under more stress than at any point in the past 1,000 years, a new study found, raising concerns ...

Witnesses reported seeing a small plane on fire before it crashed along Highway 59 in Laredo. Authorities have not confirmed ...

Major upgrades are coming to the Hilliard Center. Nearly $4 million in renovations are planned, with work expected to wrap up ...

Missed the first sandbag giveaway? The City of Corpus Christi is bringing back the event June 27 with 10,000 sandbags ...

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Big updates for the 2026 Grammys: 5 new categories, including Asian pop & Latin song, plus a redefined "Best New Artist" rule ...

A community in Senatobia, Mississippi, is protesting after police, responding to a shoplifting call, shot into a vehicle, ...

In Robstown, several roads saw flooding, including West Avenue J near the high school. Other streets throughout the city also ...