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For fifteen years, The Port Corpus Christi employees have brought Santa Claus and "Pocca" the Pelican to kids at local schools. → Read More
Emergency crews have a tough job. They've got to stay focused and respond to calls as quickly and as safely as they can, no matter what time of the year. During the holidays, there's an increase in... → Read More
The shopping craze is slowing down, which means it's a good time to pick up the pace when it comes to giving back to the community. → Read More
Firefighters have had to take extra measures to fight brush fires in recent months, often dealing with flames when there are no hydrants nearby. City Council responded with an approval of an increa... → Read More
This year marks the 73rd annual Joe Salem dinner, and some changes this time around as it will be held at Sokol Hall on Kostoryz Drive. Until now it used to be held at the Boys and Girls Club, but ... → Read More
When it comes time for the holidays, it seems like the entire Coastal Bend jumps at the chance to get into the giving spirit. That includes the Islamic Society of Corpus Christi. → Read More
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis is allowing all priests to absolve the faithful of the "grave sin" of abortion, extending indefinitely the special permission he had granted for the duration of th... → Read More
Texting. It's something we all do. In fact, we spend up to four, sometimes even five hours a day looking down at our phones. And that's causing an increase in text-neck here in the Coastal Bend. → Read More
When it comes to blending science and education, not many do it better than KRIS 6 meteorologist and middle school science teacher Tom Harris. Perhaps that is why he is one of only a handful of met... → Read More
The votes are in and the $194 million bond 2016 for middle schools has passed, CCISD Bond 2016 will combine four middle schools into two. Students from Cunningham Middle School will be moved over t... → Read More
At this point you may be saying to yourself, "I know who I'm voting for, but is there anything new I need to know before I head to the polls?" The answer is yes. Beginning this year, there are new ... → Read More
Corpus Christi Police are searching for two men who allegedly shot and robbed another man early Monday. The incident happened on Ayers Street sometime before 4 a.m. → Read More
Protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a $3.8 billion project, continue from last weeks major clashes with law enforcement. President Obama says the federal government and Army Corps are look... → Read More
It is a fact that over 20% of the schools in Texas are classified as rural. Recently, state officials announced the formation of a task force focused on improving rural education. Past the railroad... → Read More
With one in five students struggling to learn English, there is a big need for bilingual teachers in Texas. → Read More
Federal agents have releasing video from the New Jersey commuter train crash, injuring more than 100 people. The train came speeding into the Hoboken station, slamming into the bumpers at the end o... → Read More
Over the last year, we've had a city-wide shortage of ethanol-free gasoline. Yet, it's still in high demand for smaller engines like the ones in boats or lawn mowers. But good news today as one gas... → Read More
The Homelessness Resource Fair happens every year. But this year, Homeless Issues Partnership organized over 20 homeless resource organizations and volunteers to meet an individual who's experienci... → Read More
It was a big moment Tuesday for the iconic Tejano star, Selena. Her family got to unveil her wax figure in Hollywood, with lots of fans joining in on the moment. → Read More
We're halfway through the first week back to school. And still some parents have failed to turned in their students immunization records. → Read More