Kirsten Crow
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Corpus Christi, TX, United States
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Owners of 'unsterilized' cats and dogs will soon need to pay for a permit: What to know
A $50 annual permit will soon be required for “intact” feline and canines — that is, unsterilized — that are older than 6 months. → Read More
Here's how the city of Corpus Christi wants to use its treated wastewater
A program to sell treated wastewater effluent for nonpotable purposes, such as irrigation, is being revived. → Read More
Here's what will happen to the barge that partially sank in Packery Channel
Work is underway to haul ashore a 410-ton barge that has been partially submerged near Packery Channel since September → Read More
City of Corpus Christi secures more 'aesthetic' chemical to improve taste of tap water
Additional supply of a chemical considered to boost the taste of Corpus Christi’s tap water has been secured. → Read More
Corpus Christi's water may taste and smell different soon. Here's why.
The potential shortage of a chemical used to improve the taste and odor of tap water does not pose a health risk. → Read More
City of Corpus Christi moving forward with plans for tap water ban settlement
Years after a suspected contamination of the water supply, city officials are using settlement funds to move forward with new programs. → Read More
More than a memory: MLK march calls for commitment, change
More than 300 people – a wide range of age and ethnic backgrounds –participated in honoring the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. in its 37th year. → Read More
A new estimate: Early April for Yorktown Mud Bridge reopening
Mud Bridge is expected to reopen in early April after restoration of some of its key structural elements. → Read More
Meet the newly sworn-in Corpus Christi City Council
A new council is officially leading priorities, policies and the direction of the city. → Read More
How long will it take for Mud Bridge to reopen? This is what the city says.
The city-owned bridge, a connection used by thousands of motorists each day, has been closed for nearly a month after workers discovered damage. → Read More
Girl dies in Everhart Road shooting; two men arrested
Corpus Christi police on Monday arrested two men who have been charged with deadly conduct — a third-degree felony. → Read More
Connie Scott sworn in as Nueces County judge
Scott, a Republican, won the judgeship following a campaign challenging incumbent Barbara Canales. → Read More
Oil reported near North Beach following spill
Response crews were assessing the North Beach area Friday following reports of oil spotted near the city’s popular North Beach. → Read More
Fatal boat accident in Aransas County under investigation
Investigations are underway following a fatal boat accident in Aransas County. → Read More
Timeline to reopen Yorktown Mud Bridge prolonged after report finds more damage
A timeline on when the Yorktown Mud Bridge may reopen will be longer than 30 days — but exactly how long it will be remains unknown. → Read More
Cleanup from oil spill in Corpus Christi Bay continues
Cleanup of a nearly 4,000-gallon oil spill over the weekend may continue for several days, according to officials. → Read More
Compromised by sinkhole, Mud Bridge will take a month to repair
City officials say repairs to Yorktown Mud Bridge, which connects the Southside to Flour Bluff, will likely take about a month. → Read More
Christmas Appeal: Escaping abuse, family still has few possessions after stint at shelter
Lindsay and her brother, 15-year-old Joey, came to the shelter with a single suitcase each. That was all that they could carry when they fled. → Read More
Corpus Christi City Council runoff election: Voters decide three district races
Here's who is in the lead in the Corpus Christi City Council runoff election. → Read More
Caller-Times launches investigative series on industry and community
Industry plays a vital role in South Texas. This Caller-Times series, Industry Next Door, explores policy, public health, safety and our community. → Read More