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The Corpus Christi City Council has designated two buildings as historic landmarks in the Coastal Bend.

In Bee County, voters in Precinct 4 will decide between two candidates in a runoff for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. Incumbent Kenneth Haggard and Tino Olivares will be

A developer on the North Beach canal project will meet with city leaders once again this week, to move the project forward. North Beach businesses and residents don't know much where the project stands, but think it could make life better.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on folks in a number of different ways. The impact of COVID-19 has been widespread, one area it's caused havoc is with dental health.

We could definitely use some rain right now, but when it pours, people living along Oso Creek often have to deal with flooding.

Agape Ranch held their first bed build event of the year. Dozens of people from different backgrounds felt the same need to help foster children.

For countless Americans, the month of May signifies a major transition in their lives. May marks the beginning of the busiest time in the nation for moving.

Pablo Valent joined the United States Life-Saving Service in 1912. He was one of the first Hispanic Americans to earn the Silver Lifesaving Medal and the Grand Cross of the American Cross of Honor Society.

Save the Sea Turtles have asked people to write postcards. They will go to the director of the National Parks Service to put more support behind the sea turtle program, at Padre Island National Seashore.

The Bee County Chamber of Commerce celebrated two years worth of growth and prosperity at its annual banquet April 28 at The Grand.