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Because gas and food prices continue to rise due to inflation, Coastal Bend Food Bank staff said they have seen an increase in demand at their events.

She missed the cut three years ago. She faced countless hurdles. Now, Kristen Johnston will represent the United States for archery. But she faces one last obstacle.

No need to worry about the usual scene at a roller rink. Sensory friendly skating offered a care free environment who are bothered by those stimulants.

The Corpus Christi Police Department said the suspect currently is at large.

Residents, former teachers and parents in Pawnee say they were retaliated against by the superintendent of the small school district in Pawnee.

A total of 28 cadets — four of which were women — received their official firefighter or paramedics badge in a graduation ceremony.

Button Frizzell attended Corpus Christi's annual Women Veterans Day ceremony. For one, because she's a veteran. Second, she'd like to erase a stigma for all veterans to be equal.

On Friday, the city of Alice declared a mild water shortage. No drastic measures are needed yet, but they ask for voluntary conservation.

Republican Mayra Flores remains on the offensive in the traditionally blue Texas Congressional District 34, making last-minute campaign ...

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi wants to keep its recent graduates in the teaching profession. That was the idea behind a beginning teachers institute on campus Friday.