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Beach to Bay director: 'Take the heat seriously or we're going to have some issues.'
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — "It's going to be extraordinarily hot, so everybody needs to take it seriously." Those are just some of the words race director Doug Mcbee used when urging the community to prioritize hydration ahead of Saturday's annual Beach to Bay relay marathon. "No Friday night drinking,"...
Coastal Bend runner participates in every Beach to Bay Relay Marathon
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Thousands of people from different parts of the world travel to Corpus Christi to participate in the yearly Beach to Bay Relay Marathon, but experienced runner Clent Mericle has a special connection to this event. He ran in the first Beach to Bay when his...
Guests complain about lack of hot water at Emerald Beach Hotel as many gather for Beach to Bay
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Runners are gearing up for the Beach to Bay relay marathon, with out-of-town guests checking into hotels across the city. However, some visitors told 3NEWS they've been having water issues. Houston resident Audrianna Brown was visiting the city on a work trip. She said that...
Baseball Recap: Dynamic duo of Clayton Johnston and Cale Peters lead Carroll to victory
Carroll can finally bid farewell to their three-game losing streak thanks to their game on Wednesday. They never let the Tri-Central Trojans onto the board and left with a 10-0 victory. That result was just more of the same for these two, as Carroll also won the last time the pair played back in April.
Gregory pup named “Luckiest Dog in Texas" in Texas Lottery photo contest
The Lucky Dog/Cool Cat scratch ticket game has been dedicated to supporting Texas veterans, with sales from the game being generated for the Texas Veterans Commission’s Fund for Veterans’ Assistance.
Hillcrest 4-park project to begin later this year
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Hillcrest Area Park Improvements project was put on hold for several years due to the Harbor Bridge Buyout Program but the city is ready to finally move. The council will re-present the project at the city council meeting Tuesday. Back in December of 2015,...
Animal Care Services looks to hire more staff as city demand increases
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Corpus Christi's Animal Care Services is looking to hire eight more staff members as it is currently operating at 108 percent capacity. Even guinea pigs and turtles are being dropped off!. Interim Director Kathleen Chapa said this increase in demand can be...
Beach to Bay 2024: What closures you can expect for race day
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The 47th annual Beach to Bay is finally here! Take a quick look at changes you can expect on your commute along Saturday's race route. As early as 4 a.m., lane closures and altered traffic will begin along Park Road 22, Intracoastal Bridge, JFK Causeway, NAS Drive, Ocean Drive and Shoreline Boulevard.
Granberry, Sales set to face off in Nueces County DA runoff election
NUECES COUNTY, Texas — Early voting is set begin for the Nueces County district attorney runoff election on Monday, May 20. On the ballot is current Nueces County DA Jimmy Granberry and San Patricio Assistant County Attorney James Sales. Granberry won the primary election but did not get 50%...
West Oso ISD names new high school principal
West Oso ISD has named Elodia Gutierrez as the next principal of West Oso High School. Gutierrez will lead the school in the 2024-25 school year, according to a news release from West Oso ISD. Gutierrez has worked in education for 24 years. She has served in area school districts as a bilingual teacher,...
Driver accused of DWI in deadly crash on SH 361
A driver has been arrested, accused of DWI, after one person was killed and others were injured in a multi-vehicle crash late Tuesday on State Highway 361, according to Corpus Christi police. Officers from the Corpus Christi Police Department, as well as the fire chief and personnel from Nueces County...
Ingleside Methodist Church food pantry receives donation
Donations from the USPO annual STAMP OUT HUNGER food drive, held Saturday, May 11, were picked up and distributed to the Ingleside Methodist Church's food pantry by Ingleside Garden Club members Martha Habluetzel and Carlos Hernandez. Hernandez is shown gathering the items. Photographer's name: Contributed photo.
The CFO and an Assistant City Manager take retirement in shuffling of top city managers
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Assistant City Manager Steve Viera was in charge of a number of departments including the Health District. The City’s Chief Financial Officer Constance Sanchez has worked for the city for over 30 years and oversaw departments such as Animal Care Services and Municipal Court. Sanchez and Viera are no longer with the City of Corpus Christi after both retired on Thursday.
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