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Corpus Christi at-large council race heads to three-way runoff for two seats

Mark Scott won his at-large seat outright. Vaughn, Mendoza, and Miller head to a Dec. 12 runoff for the remaining two seats.

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ABC News

South Texas bracing for more flash flooding; governor bolsters emergency response

San Antonio and Corpus Christi are among the cities under a flood threat.

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KRIS 6 News

Whitecap prepares for grand opening on North Padre Island

Take a look inside Whitecap, the $800 million North Padre Island development designed around waterfront homes, boating, recreation and coastal living.

Corpus Christi, TX · 2d

myfamilytravels.com

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A Hurricane Destroyed This Texas Pier, Then a $28.5 Million Rebuild Brought the 1,240-Foot Landmark Back to Life

A diamond-shaped fishing deck now stretches over Gulf waves where a hurricane left a beloved pier unusable. The rebuilt structure features wider walkways and accessible ramps, giving visitors a new way to enjoy this Texas shoreline. Hurricane Hanna badly damaged the old pier in 2020. After a $28.5 million rebuilding...

Corpus Christi, TX · 1d

Travel Pug

Gulf Coast Towns Where Retirees Pay Less

The Gulf of Mexico looks the same from a condo balcony in Destin and from a fishing pier in a town most people have never heard of. The difference shows up on the monthly statements, where one address can cost a retiree far more than the other for the same salt air and the same ... Read more

Rockport, TX · 1d

southtexasnews.com

Rockport City Council to seat new member, weigh subdivision sidewalk rules

ROCKPORT, Texas — A new council member will take the oath of office and city leaders will consider requiring sidewalks and curbs in future residential developments when the Rockport City Council meets Monday, Nov. 9. The council convenes in regular session at 5 p.m. at City Hall. At the...

Rockport, TX · 1d

southtexasnews.com

Do you know Rockport? The Old Turtle Pens

Along the Rockport shoreline there are still scraps of old wooden pens. The historical marker put up in 2011 says they're what is left of the turtle pens from the late 1800s, when most of the town's packing houses were butchering and canning sea turtles. After the Civil War, ranchers...

Rockport, TX · 3d

news4sanantonio.com

From Tejano superstar to Congress: Bobby Pulido wins historic South Texas race

SAN ANTONIO - A congressional race in South Texas will see a Democrat representing constituents for the next few years. Democrat Bobby Pulido, a Tejano music superstar, defeated Republican incumbent Monica De La Cruz in Congressional District 15. The district stretches from San Antonio's Southeast Side through parts of Corpus...

San Antonio, TX · 4d

KRIS 6 News

Just 23 votes separate District 4 runoff candidates

The race for Corpus Christi City Council District 4 is headed to a Dec. 12 runoff, and some Padre Island voters already know what they want to hear from the two candidates left.

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Ingleside VFD to host sensory-friendly Breakfast with Santa Dec. 5

INGLESIDE — The Ingleside Fire Department will host a sensory-friendly hour during its annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 5. The sensory session, scheduled from 7:45-8:45 a.m. at the fire department, is designed to offer a quieter, calmer environment for individuals and families who benefit from a sensory-friendly setting.

Ingleside, TX · 3d

KRIS 6 News

Who leads Coastal Bend county races? Kenedy judge contest separated by 6 votes

Just six votes separate the Kenedy County judge candidates. See unofficial results from county races in Kleberg, Bee, Jim Wells, Brooks, San Patricio, Refugio and Duval counties.

Kleberg County, TX · 4d

KRIS 6 News

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Guajardo, Hernandez headed to mayoral runoff

The matchup also comes with a history between the two City Council members. Hernandez was one of two council members who voted to remove Guajardo as mayor back in August.

Corpus Christi, TX · 4d

Corpus Christi Caller-Times

Nueces County judge narrowly loses reelection, unofficial returns show

Democrat Aidee Hernandez narrowly won the race for Nueces County judge against Republican incumbent Connie Scott, according to complete, unofficial election returns. The county judge serves as a chief executive officer of the county government. The role represents the county in administrative functions, serves as head of emergency management and presides over four elected county commissioners. Scott earned 49.65% of the vote, or 48,385 votes, while Hernandez garnered 50.35% of the vote, or 49,076 votes, according to complete, unofficial returns. The Commissioners Court is responsible for adopting a county budget and tax rate. Having been elected to the seat in 2022, Scott has served one term as county judge. Scott previously served as a state representative from 2011 to 2013 and is the executive director of the nonprofit Bay Area Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse. Hernandez previously worked as the manager for the Nueces County Commissioners Court. She worked under previous Nueces County Judges Loyd Neal and Barbara Canales, as well as Scott, performing audit and budget duties. In a Facebook post on Nov. 4, Hernandez thanked God, her family, and her campaign volunteers and supporters. "I want to thank Judge Scott for a well-run campaign," Hernandez wrote in the post.

Nueces County, TX · 4d

marketscale.com

Port of Corpus Christi weighs a DP World container terminal and 2,000-acre hub

The Port of Corpus Christi’s $625 million ship channel project expanded 11.9 miles of channel, putting container ships on the table. The signal to watch is a signed DP World agreement and visible work at the 2,000-acre Robstown site. Those steps could turn the pitch into an option for routing plans.

Corpus Christi, TX · 5d

tejanonation.net

25th Annual ‘El Veterano’ Conjunto Festival Set for November 8 in Corpus Christi

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A quarter-century of honoring military veterans, preserving Conjunto music and supporting young musicians will be celebrated November 8 as the 25th Annual “El Veterano” Conjunto Festival returns to Corpus Christi. Conjunto legend and festival founder Linda Escobar has announced that this year’s milestone...

Corpus Christi, TX · 5d

KRIS 6 News

Campaign funds turn into Corpus Christi murals

Five local artists are transforming Corpus Christi walls into public art through a project funded by Joshua Fraedrick’s campaign and sponsors.

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Corpus Christi Caller-Times

Proposition B is the wrong approach to water future | Opinion

Water security is one of the most important challenges facing Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend. Every family, school, hospital, small business, and major employer depends on a reliable water supply. How we address that challenge today will shape our community's economic future for generations. On Nov. 3, Corpus Christi voters will decide on Proposition B, a proposed City Charter amendment that threatens an important partnership between the city and its largest industrial water customers. While the ballot language may sound appealing, voters deserve to understand the potential consequences. Proposition B is not a solution to our water shortage. It threatens an existing source of funding for future water supplies while creating uncertainty for businesses that drive our regional economy. In 2018, the city and participating industrial water customers entered into a voluntary agreement to help fund additional drought-resistant water supplies. Under that agreement, participating customers pay an additional fee based on water consumption, with proceeds dedicated to future water projects. The arrangement provides greater operational certainty for major employers while generating funds to help secure water for our entire community. It is a practical example of local government and industry working together to address a shared challenge. And importantly,

Corpus Christi, TX · 6d

San Antonio Express News

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Corpus Christi refineries, chemical plants use lots of water. They'll have to pay more for it.

On Tuesday, Corpus Christ voters overwhelmingly approved steep water surcharges for refineries, chemical plants. They'll kick in when reservoir levels plunge.