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Cops searching for two persons of interest in fatal shooting near gas station

Cops are on the hunt for the person responsible in the city’s latest homicide.

Elderly duo found dead in apartment fire

An elderly duo is dead following an early morning apartment fire.

Home Depot volunteers aid Bayside with Harvey ease efforts

The petite community of Bayside witnessed some of the worst of Hurricane Harvey when it made landfall.

The puny community of Bayside spotted some of the worst of Hurricane Harvey when it made landfall.

The Pal Herin Legacy Foundation donates $15K to ‘Give to the Gulf’

The Mate Herin Legacy Foundation donates $15K to ‘Give to the Gulf’

On behalf of everyone here at KZTV Activity ten News, we would like to thank “The Mate Herin Legacy Foundation” and Nova Herin.

On behalf of everyone here at KZTV Activity ten News, we would like to thank “The Pal Herin Legacy Foundation” and Nova Herin.

Remembering the life of Tony Amos

One of the true legends of marine science has passed away.

Port Aransas ferry system reopens

Getting to and from Port Aransas will be a entire lot lighter for folks now that the ferry system has reopened.

Harvey evacuees frustrated with conditions at Corpus Christi shelter

Hurricane Harvey evacuees who are being sheltered at the Ben Garza Gym are frustrated with the shelter’s conditions.

CCPD: Teenage driver T-boned in early morning crash

A teenage driver got off to a rough commence this morning after another driver slammed into her SUV.

CCFD responds to house fire on Mildred Dr.

A home is left with severe harm after catching fire Monday evening.

Tony Amos, founder of the ‘ARK’ passes away

A local man well known for his passion and dedication to marine wildlife has passed away.

Very first responders battle mosquitoes after Harvey

Very first responders across the Coastal Arch are dealing with a reminder from last week’s storm, swarms of mosquitoes are everywhere.

FEMA disaster center officially opens in Rockport

You have sixty days to register with Federal Emergency Management Agency if you need help recovering from Hurricane Harvey.

two accused of cracking into car, stealing gun

A duo of accused car burglars attempted to make a run for it but didn’t get too far before cops found them.

CCPD investigating fatal shooting near gas station

Cops are investigating a shooting over the weekend that left a man dead.

CCPD: Alleged car burglar busted by possessor

CCPD: Alleged car burglar busted by holder

A man is behind bars after he was allegedly caught cracking into someone else’s vehicle.

A man is behind bars after he was allegedly caught violating into someone else’s vehicle.

Man accused of credit card, driver’s license theft

A man accused of stealing someone’s driver’s license and credit card is behind bars.

AEP Texas power restoration update

AEP Texas thanks the thousands of other utilities and contractors providing crucial support during the current Hurricane Harvey Restoration effort.

Port Aransas ferries to reopen Tuesday

The Texas Department of Transportation announced Monday that they will reopen the Port Aransas ferry system to the public at seven a.m. Tuesday.

Residents reunite at popular eatery in Taft

Residents searching for something familiar gather at a popular eatery in Taft.

AEP Texas power outage update

AEP Texas crews are working to repair or substitute over Three,100 distribution poles knocked down by Hurricane Harvey, the largest hurricane to hit the company`s service territory in forty four years.

AEP Texas crews are working to repair or substitute over Trio,100 distribution poles knocked down by Hurricane Harvey, the largest hurricane to hit the company`s service territory in forty four years.

Volunteering in Aransas Pass; Take Safety Gear

White House to prepare $6 Billion request of initial aid for Harvey

WASHINGTON (AP) – The White House is preparing an initial $Five.9 billion package in Harvey aid, a down payment to ensure recovery efforts over the next few weeks are adequately funded. The Trump proposal, which is being finalized pending White House consultations with key Republicans, is likely to be just a fraction of an eventual Harvey recovery package that could rival the $100-billion-plus in taxpayer-financed help for victims of 2005’s Hurricane Katrina. A senior administration of.

Abraham Quintanilla released from Jail

Abraham Quintanilla Jr. is no longer behind bars over at the Nueces County Jail. According to online court records, the Tejano singer and brother of Selena, was released Wednesday by a court order.

Vector Control to begin mosquito pumping out of city kicking off tonight

Vector Control to begin mosquito splattering of city beginning tonight

As the city resumes dealing with the after effects of Hurricane Harvey, Corpus Christi Vector Crews are getting ready to the battle of the thriving mosquito population. Vector workers say residents need to take heed of the inescapable increase in the mosquito population. And with that in mind, city workers are asking residents to dump any standing water around their property that could become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. It only takes a petite amount of water to commence.

As the city resumes dealing with the after effects of Hurricane Harvey, Corpus Christi Vector Crews are getting ready to the battle of the flourishing mosquito population. Vector workers say residents need to take heed of the inescapable increase in the mosquito population. And with that in mind, city workers are asking residents to dump any standing water around their property that could become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. It only takes a petite amount of water to begin.

Corpus Christi Labor Day holiday schedule

CORPUS CHRISTI – Most City of Corpus Christi offices, including City Hall, libraries and Municipal Court will be closed Labor Day, Monday, September Four, 2017.

Port Aransas man reported missing

Bayside’s infrastructure in shambles

Some coastal communities that took a direct hit from Hurricane Harvey are leisurely beginning to come back to life.

Water Boil Advisory Lifted for Ingleside

Taft Cancels School Through Sept. 8th

Donation information for people and livestock

AEP updates power outage status: Friday morning

Rockport Officials: “Please STOP donations of materials..for now”

FEMA assistance underway in Rockport

Help is arriving daily for the people of Rockport and along the Coastal Arch who’ve lost most, if not all, because of Harvey.

God bless Gregory

Chances are you haven’t heard of Gregory, TX. It has a population of less than three thousand and the locals say if you blink twice driving through, you’ll undoubtedly miss it.

Chances are you haven’t heard of Gregory, TX. It has a population of less than three thousand and the locals say if you blink twice driving through, you’ll certainly miss it.

Rescue hotel opens doors to those affected by Harvey

Gorgeous views of the Corpus Christi Bay are something to expect from the 20th floor of the downtown Holiday Inn.

AEP releases fresh estimates for power recovery after storm

Texas drivers rush to pack gas tanks as pump prices rise

DALLAS (AP) – Drivers lined up at gas pumps in parts of Texas Thursday as more stations ran out of gas and prices rose steeply in response to Hurricane Harvey’s influence on Gulf Coast refineries.

Coastal arch to lose billions due to Harvey

Storm recovery information consolidated for Corpus Christi and the Coastal Arch

The City of Corpus Christi resumes to provide resources for our region and has developed a comprehensive webpage to provide the most requested resources for residents of the Coastal Arch in one place.

TSA comebacks to utter operations post Harvey

TSA comes back to total operations post Harvey

The Texas State Aquarium is open and fully operational following Hurricane Harvey and is ready to welcome guests over the Labor Day weekend.

CCISD welcomes displaced students affected by Harvey

Hurricane Harvey has displaced many Coastal Arch students. As affected schools announce closures, CCISD has extended an invitation to all students displaced by Harvey to enroll in the district.

Corpus Christi ship channel reopens

The Corpus Christi Ship Channel, which serves the Port of Corpus Christi and was closed due to Hurricane Harvey has been officially reopened.

Gregory-Portland ISD to hold registration for displaced students

Gregory-Portland Independent School District will hold registration for displaced students from area school districts on Friday.

Water boil advisory lifted for Taft

After the city of Gregory announced they had their water boil notice lifted, the city of Taft has announced the end of their water boil notice.

Del Mar College set to reopen

Harvey is no longer a threat, but it’s lasting impacts have left the Coastal Arch without many homes or businesses.

Water Boil Notice Lifted for Gregory

Vice President Mike Pence tours Harvey harm in Rockport

Vice President Mike Pence got an up close and individual look at the harm out in Rockport.

AEP Texas ask for your patience

Next time the power goes out, before you grumble about not being able to witness TV or run the AC, take a minute to think about a lineman`s job.

Next time the power goes out, before you grumble about not being able to observe TV or run the AC, take a minute to think about a lineman`s job.

Laredo Taco Co., Stripes providing tacos, water for residents, responders in Port Aransas

The Laredo Taco Company and Stripes are extending their helping forearms to the Coastal Arch and those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

The Laredo Taco Company and Stripes are extending their helping palms to the Coastal Arch and those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

Information on mail service for residents in disaster zones

As if they didn’t have enough to worry about, some residents in the hardest hit areas of the Coastal Arch now have a fresh concern. The problem: some are on a immovable income and depend on checks they get in the mail.

Corpus Christi laundromats working overtime with storm victims

Many who don’t have power kept local laundromats overcharged, on a rinse-and-repeat cycle Wednesday as they worked to get piles of dirty clothes clean. For those who are counting, this is day five without electric current for the ems of thousands of people across the Coastal Arch. Hurricane Harvey snapped power powers, tore down lines and power restoration could take weeks in some areas hit the hardest. The Koonce family drove to the Laundry Depot in Corpus Christi from Refugio – w.

Aransas County RV park ripped apart

There are many memories of Hurricane Harvey at this Aransas County RV Park. More than half of the rv’s here are flipped on their sides. Many other rv parks in the area look just like Paradise Lagoon.

Water boil notice lifted for Odem

The City of Odem has lifted it’s water boil advisory.

Insulin: A non-negotiable need

Being ready for a hurricane like Harvey, means having a plan to leave, packing essentials like food, water, and batteries.

Wilcox Furniture to donate mattresses to storm victims

One thing many Coastal Arch residents have been without is a comfy place to sleep.

One thing many Coastal Arch residents have been without is a convenient place to sleep.

Update on AEP Texas Hurricane Harvey Restoration

Approximately 107,000 customers in the Coastal Arch remain without power as of Five:30 p.m. Wednesday after Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday night near Rockport.

TAMUCC announces power fully restored to campus; set to reopen

Power has been fully restored to campus. University services will open at eight a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 31, and remain open for regular business hours Monday through Friday.

Aransas Pass hospital shut down indefinitely due to Harvey harm

The only emergency medical facility serving Aransas County, San Patricio County and parts of Nueces County on the other side of the Harbor Bridge has been closed indefinitely due to storm harm from Harvey.

RTA to resume bus schedule, fares on Thursday

The Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority reopened some routes on Wednesday with plans to resume normal scheduling and reinstate fares on Thursday. In an update to press, CCRTA advised that it had reopened several routes as of 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday to help residents come back to their homes and get essential items. On Wednesday, CCRTA resumes to suggest services without fares. The opened routes (Wednesday) are: Route twenty nine Route nineteen Route twenty three Route seventeen Route twenty seven CCRTA pla.

The Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority reopened some routes on Wednesday with plans to resume normal scheduling and reinstate fares on Thursday. In an update to press, CCRTA advised that it had reopened several routes as of 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday to help residents comeback to their homes and get essential items. On Wednesday, CCRTA resumes to suggest services without fares. The opened routes (Wednesday) are: Route twenty nine Route nineteen Route twenty three Route seventeen Route twenty seven CCRTA pla.

Water boil notice lifted for Portland

The City of Portland has lifted its Boil Water Notice. The San Patricio Municipal Water District put the notice into effect on Aug. Twenty six due to low pressure in their lines caused by Hurricane Harvey. All areas in the City of Portland no longer require water be boiled prior to use.

Medical Examiner’s Office confirms very first storm related death

The Nueces County Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed the very first storm-related death following Harvey’s landfall.

Spotty cell service in Harvey disaster areas

Cell phone coverage has been bad in many areas hit hardest by Harvey.

Emergency repairs permitted for storm bruised structures

The Development Services Department would like residents to know they can make emergency storm repairs to protect their property without getting an initial permit and there are some repairs that do not require a permit.

Storm debris collection to begin Thursday

City and contractor crews will begin the process of picking up storm debris on Thursday, August 31, 2017, in Area 1A, which is bounded by Purdue Road to Yorktown Boulevard, inbetween Laguna Shores Road and Ennis Joslin Road and Padre Island.

Former Bee County corrections officer arrested on child hookup brunt charges

Former Bee County corrections officer arrested on child lovemaking brunt charges

A former Bee County corrections officer accused of child hook-up attack back in July has been arrested.

A former Bee County corrections officer accused of child hookup onslaught back in July has been arrested.

Aransas County ISD closes ‘indefinitely’

The Aransas County Independent School District has announced that they will be closed “indefinitely” due to the harm suffered from Hurricane Harvey.

United Airlines to resume flight schedule at CCIA

United Airlines is planning to resume its normal schedule at Corpus Christi International Airport beginning mid morning on Friday, September 1, 2017.

City Parks and Recreations reopens four facilities

The Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation Department has opened four recreation facilities with extended hours of operation for youth so they may have a safe place to go until school starts.

Physicians Premier ER serving Harvey victims in Aransas Pass, Port Aransas & Portland

Physicians Premier ER today announced that its facility in Portland, Texas, located at one thousand eight hundred sixty US one hundred eighty one is treating an influx of hurricane victim patients from surrounding Aransas and San Patricio Counties created by the severe shortage of medical care in the aftermath of the storm.

Hurricane Harvey impacts the cotton farmer community

Intense rain from Hurricane Harvey is causing problems for cotton producers, hitting Texas at a time when many farmers are storing excess supplies on fields following a bumper harvest.

Strong rain from Hurricane Harvey is causing problems for cotton producers, hitting Texas at a time when many farmers are storing excess supplies on fields following a bumper harvest.

Coastal Arch cotton farmers spared harm from Harvey, record crop forecast

One group that kept a close eye on Harvey was our area farmers. That was especially true when it came to the local cotton crop. There’s no doubt about it, here in south Texas, agriculture is an integral part of our economy, and every year around harvest season, tropical weather becomes a concern, but this year most area farmers got fortunate. Sid Brough, manager of edcot gin says, “this was the best cotton crop I’d ever seen. I believe the cotton crop is going to average two a.

Update on AEP Texas Hurricane Harvey Restoration

AEP Texas reports that approximately 116,000 customers in the Coastal Arch area remained without power as of nine p.m. on Tuesday as a result of

Portland residents still without power

PORTLAND – Lots of residents and businesses are in the dark across the bridge but they’re optimistic that soon the lights will brighten the North Shore once again.

Lil’ Texas stays rough

Little Texas stays rough

On the outskirts of every major city in Texas, little towns with proud citizens make their home.

KZTV anchor John Rupolo reports on the President’s visit

Perhaps it is the moment we will reminisce as the day Trump came to Corpus Christi. Air Force one arrived at Corpus Christi International Airport. The President and the Very first Lady, both wearing baseball hats and looking casual gretted Governor Greg Abbott on the tarmac.

Business owners talk about economic influence Harvey has had in Port Aransas so far

It’s difficult to talk about Harvey and the physical influence it’s had to the Coastal Arch without acknowledging the economic influence as well.

AEP resumes working to restore power after record-breaking hurricane harm

The sun’s shining brightly and skies are blue again in Rockport and the Coastal Arch. What a glorious day! And the long and arduous recovery from Harvey is happening.

How You Can Help Those In Need

Our newsroom has received phone calls and emails asking how folks in our community can help those in need, here’s a look at the most effective and easiest ways you can donate. If you are worried your donation might end up in the wrong mitts, or you simply don’t know how or where to help, there are ways to do it here in the coastal arch.

Our newsroom has received phone calls and emails asking how folks in our community can help those in need, here’s a look at the most effective and easiest ways you can donate. If you are worried your donation might end up in the wrong arms, or you simply don’t know how or where to help, there are ways to do it here in the coastal arch.

Corpus Christi ship channel closed after Harvey

CORPUS CHRISTI – Trade is on hold with the Port of Corpus Christi’s ship channel closed six days now due to Hurricane Harvey.

USPS Rio Grande District Resumes Most Operations in Texas

Today the U.S. Postal Service Rio Grande District will resume providing postal services on a limited basis, including some mail delivery and collections, and retail services at Post Offices recently affected by Hurricane Harvey where possible in Texas ZIP code areas beginning with 779, 782,783, 784, seven hundred eighty five and 789, which includes the Rio Grande District`s Gulf Coast, Central and South Texas areas affected by the storm.

Local beaches reopen

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The City of Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation Department has opened the gulf beach at Access Road 3A.

TAMUCC announces campus is almost ready to reopen

The University is pleased to announce that thanks to the hard work of our teams here on campus, the Island is almost ready for re-opening.

Corpus Christi social media reactions to Trump’s visit

President Donald Trump stopped by and visited Corpus Christi. Here is how residents reacted.

Church handing out help and hope to storm victims

It may take time before FEMA acts on providing any ease to the victims of Hurricane Harvey; but the Church of Hope is already providing help to those in need. “We are having an incredible day of hope here at Church of Hope. The Convoy of Hope is delivering hope to people in the Coastal Arch. Not just Calallenites or people from Annaville; there’s people from Aransas Pass, Ingleside, they’ve driven here. Corpus Christi, all different areas and truck geysers and truck explosions .

FEMA aid available to victims in nine counties

Here’s some hopeful news for the folks in for the nine counties here in the Coastal Arch that instantaneously affected by Harvey. Today the Fema Administrator announced there’s funding available to those whose homes were ruined. The counties included are Bee, Nueces, San Patricio, Refugio, Goilad, Bee, Kleberg, Calhoun and Victoria.

Here’s some hopeful news for the folks in for the nine counties here in the Coastal Arch that instantly affected by Harvey. Today the Fema Administrator announced there’s funding available to those whose homes were demolished. The counties included are Bee, Nueces, San Patricio, Refugio, Goilad, Bee, Kleberg, Calhoun and Victoria.

FEMA Domes used for storm victims

One of the Corpus Christi`s three federally-funded storm shelters is being used to house those who no longer have a place to live after Hurricane Harvey battered the coast. Those storm shelters paid for by the Federal Emergency Management Agency are known as FEMA domes. As of today, the dome at Tuloso-Midway ISD on the northwest side of the city housed about sixty people, according to people staying there It`s being used as a refuge, not a shelter, said Kim Womack, sp.

Flour Bluff residents warning thieves

The Corpus Christi Police Department has issued warnings about burglars in the Flour Bluff area and to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity.

Health District Reminder: Importance of Keeping Tetanus Booster Updated

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The Corpus Christi – Nueces County Public Health District is advising residents who receive wounds or abrasions during the Hurricane Harvey clean-up effort to make sure their tetanus booster is current.

Municipal Court Cancellations

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The Corpus Christi Municipal Court will be rescheduling all defendants who are incapable to emerge to their scheduled court dockets this week (8/28/17 – 9/1/17) will be rescheduled.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The Corpus Christi Municipal Court will be rescheduling all defendants who are incapable to show up to their scheduled court dockets this week (8/28/17 – 9/1/17) will be rescheduled.

Restaurant issues apology & refunds after “extra fee” social media post goes viral

CORPUS CHRISTI – A local restaurant is issuing refunds after customers claimed they were charged an extra fee for their food the night after Hurricane Harvey made landfall.

Update on AEP Texas Hurricane Harvey Restoration

AEP Texas reports that approximately 133,600 customers in the Coastal Arch area remained without power as of noon on Tuesday as a result of Hurricane Harvey.

Residents attempt to get by after the storm

It’s been a raunchy situation for many residents who are still living without violet wand, as they cope day to day.

Whether it was finding a way to shower, or even to cook, residents are making the best of a bad situation.

It’s been a rough situation for many residents who are still living without electro-therapy, as they cope day to day.

Whether it was finding a way to shower, or even to cook, residents are making the best of a bad situation.

Curfew order issued for Aransas Pass

The City of Aransas Pass has issued a curfew order for the community.

City Municipal Court and Senior Center Facility Update Openings and Closures

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The City of Corpus Christi Municipal Court located at one hundred twenty N. Chaparral Street, will reopen Tuesday, August 29, 2017, from 8:30 a.m. to Four:30 p.m.

Sinton dog’s survival instincts amid Harvey go viral

A resourceful dog in Sinton has won the hearts of folks worldwide.

Boil notice lifted for Padre Island

CCISD moves football games due to Harvey

Gov. Abbott visits Coastal Arch to survey Harvey harm

Governor Greg Abbott visited the Coastal Arch region where he received a briefing and gave an update on Hurricane Harvey.

President Trump praises South Texas leaders response to hurricane

Nueces Electrified Cooperative: Hurricane Harvey outage wrap up

This is an update as of Four:45 p.m. Monday, August 28, 2017. Nueces Electrified Cooperative is down to its last thirty four members who are without electrified service.

This is an update as of Four:45 p.m. Monday, August 28, 2017. Nueces Electrified Cooperative is down to its last thirty four members who are without electrical service.

City calendar and services update

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – City Council Meeting to be Abbreviated on Tuesday. Due to the ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Harvey, the City Council meetings originally scheduled for Tuesday, August 29, two thousand seventeen will be modified.

Hurricane Harvey recovery update

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – Vector Control employees will be checking for standing water and utilizing larvicide where necessary.

RTA to Resume Limited Bus Service

Due to the latest storm and the current safety confinements on the roads, the Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority (CCRTA) will have limited service via the Nueces County area. The CCRTA will not provide services to areas where there is large debris on streets, where power lines are down, or to areas that are closed to the general public. As of now, the agency will proceed to suspend fares for all CCRTA services through Wednesday, Aug. 30; motionless route, para trans.

Due to the latest storm and the current safety confinements on the roads, the Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority (CCRTA) will have limited service across the Nueces County area. The CCRTA will not provide services to areas where there is large debris on streets, where power lines are down, or to areas that are closed to the general public. As of now, the agency will proceed to suspend fares for all CCRTA services through Wednesday, Aug. 30; immovable route, para trans.

Rockport officials: Do not comeback to town; residents proceed to evacuate

More than a dozen people were injured as Rockport took the brunt of Hurricane Harvey`s force. One person died in a mobile home fire, after the hurricane made landfall. Rockport city officials are asking residents who chose to evacuate not to comeback until the city says it`s safe to do so. Officials are now asking those who chose to stay to leave instantly. «My house is gone, it`s in half. There`s nothing,» said Stacey Forbes, a Rockport residen.

HEB in Aransas Pass providing away ice

HEB has received a trailer of ice at their Aransas Pass store and will be distributing two bags per family while supplies last.

CCPD responds to three separate burglaries amid Harvey

Police responded to three separate burglaries after Hurricane Harvey made landfall.

Nueces Co. Courthouse set to reopen

CORPUS CHRISTI – Tens unit has been restored at the Nueces County Courthouse, and now County officials are set to reopen the building.

CORPUS CHRISTI – Electrical play has been restored at the Nueces County Courthouse, and now County officials are set to reopen the building.

VA Texas Valley Coastal Arch Health Care System to reopen Corpus Christi Specialty Clinic

HARLINGEN, Texas – The VA Texas Valley Coastal Arch Health Care System (VATVCBHCS) announces the reopening of the Corpus Christi Specialty Clinic (CCSC) and the Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) Annex Building on Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017.

Ferries not open to public

When the surge wall on SH three hundred sixty one in Aransas Pass is reopened, access will be limited to very first responders and hurricane recovery crews.

Evacuation order lifted for Portland; residents advised to delay come back

Evacuation order lifted for Portland; residents advised to delay comeback

The City of Portland has lifted its evacuation order, but city officials are still asking for residents to delay their comeback if they can.

AEP: Updated power outage numbers in the Coastal Arch

As of eleven a.m. on Monday, AEP Texas crews had diminished the number of outages resulting from Hurricane Harvey to approximately 150,500.

International Airport Reopens, flights to resume

Port Aransas Residents Permitted Back Monday to Look at Homes

President Trump to Visit Area on Tuesday

Power outage results in wastewater overflow

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – A broad spread power outage caused by hurricane Harvey has resulted in a sewage overflow into the La Volla Creek (Oso Creek Tributary No. Ten) from the lift station at the City of Corpus Christi`s (the «City`s») Greenwood Wastewater Treatment Plant, at approximately Five:00 AM on Saturday, August 26, 2017.

Storm Debris Collection Schedule

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – Solid Waste Services Garbage Collection will resume Monday, 8/28/17 on regular schedule.

CCAD recalls directors and emergency team employees only for Monday

CORPUS CHRISTI – Corpus Christi Army Depot has issued orders to its staff and employees regarding when they should come back to the site.

CORPUS CHRISTI – Corpus Christi Army Depot has issued orders to its staff and employees regarding when they should comeback to the site.

St. Paul Water Supply Corp. issues water boil notice

The St. Paul Water Supply Corporation has issued a water boil notice for their customers in San Patricio County.

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi: Classes delayed until September 5th

AEP Texas releases initial estimated restoration times for Harvey outages

AEP Texas projects that by Wednesday at ten p.m. crews will have restored power to ninety five percent of the customers within the City of Corpus Christi, as well as the Sinton area.

Harvey to stick around through mid-week, possibly longer

CORPUS CHRISTI – Tropical Storm Harvey remained in Southeast Texas today and brought catastrophic flooding to areas around Houston and up to the Bryan and College Station area.

Corpus Christi Voluntary Boil Notice Lifted- Island Still Under Notice!

TCEQ has determined nothing wrong with Corpus Christi water, boil notice lifted. Official notice below: On August 25, 2017, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality required the City of Corpus Christi public water system, TX1780003, to issue a Boil Water Notice to inform customers, individuals, or employees that due to conditions which occurred recently in the public water system, the water from this public water system was required to be boiled prior to use for drinking water o.

Aransas Pass woman living in demolished trailer after Harvey

Aransas Pass woman living in ruined trailer after Harvey

Hurricane Harvey’s ruinous path left the community of Aransas Pass in devastation.

Nueces Co. advising evacuees NOT to come back until debris eliminated, power restored

Nueces Co. advising evacuees NOT to comeback until debris liquidated, power restored

Nueces County Judge Loyd Neal and Emergency Operation Center Staff participated in a conference call with the National Weather Service at Ten:30 a.m. this morning.

Animal Care Services temporarily taking in lost pets

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – Until 7:00 p.m. tonight, the City of Corpus Christi Animal Care Services (CCACS), located at two thousand six hundred twenty six Holly Road, will accept lost pets on a makeshift basis.

Urban Bricks Pizza suggesting free meals Post-Harvey

In light of Hurricane Harvey, Urban Bricks Pizza is welcoming the Corpus Christi community for a free meal on Monday, Aug. 28.

Odem evacuees being advised NOT to comeback at this time

Odem evacuees being advised NOT to come back at this time

The city of Odem remains without any power and a curfew remains in effect.

More than Two,000 Texas Guardsmen Activated for Hurricane Harvey Operations

AUSTIN, Texas – At the direction of Gov. Greg Abbott more than Two,000 members of the Texas Military Department`s Army National Guard, Air National Guard and Texas State Guard are assisting in recovery efforts following landfall of Hurricane Harvey.

Baby Harvey Delivered at Corpus Christi Hospital as Storm Makes Landfall

Corpus Christi – Baby Harvey Rodriguez arrived safe and sound last night at Corpus Christi Medical Center Doctors Regional as his namesake hurricane barreled down on the Gulf Coast.

TxDOT crews out repairing Harvey harm

Texas Department of Transportation personnel from across Texas continued fanning out through the Coastal Arch on Sunday to repair harm caused by Hurricane Harvey.

Water services restored in Portland; water boil still in effect

Water services have been restored to the City of Portland. A water boil advisory remains in effect.

Bill Millers BBQ locations open today

Many restaurants remain closed following Harvey, but some have to determined to reopen their doors to serve their community.

HEB stores open and closed in the Coastal Arch

H.E.B. has reopened some stores in the Coastal Arch, but some remained closed due to the destruction caused by Hurricane Harvey.

Very first Baptist Church of Rockport hit hard by Harvey

The community of Rockport took the brunt of Hurricane Harvey, leaving several homes, businesses and churches strenuously bruised.

The community of Rockport took the brunt of Hurricane Harvey, leaving several homes, businesses and churches intensely bruised.

San Patricio County power outage update

According to the San Patricio Electrified Cooperative, Inc., power outages could last a while for some residents in San Patricio county.

Harvey aftermath coerces Aransas Pass Care Regional Medical Center to close

The anger of Hurricane Harvey displayed no grace for the puny community of Aransas Pass.

The anger of Hurricane Harvey showcased no grace for the petite community of Aransas Pass.

Crime Of The Week with John Rupolo: The unsolved murder of Henry Lozano

Back on August 17, two thousand ten Henry Lozano was shot to death while he was sitting inwards his car, and his murder remains unsolved.