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Premature birth concerns

Researchers around the world are tracking a decades-long decline of the Monarch butterfly's population. To help keep it going, gardeners need to plant more milkweed.

Ann Flores and her family had attended the Walk to end Lupus for years, since Ann's diagnoses. This year is a bit more emotional of a walk, as it's the family's first without Ann.

Corpus Christi leaders are changing the way the city's Community Enrichment Fund is collected and spent.

We hold ourselves to a higher standard of journalism. The mugshot itself doesn’t provide much journalistic value. If we can’t tell a story without a mugshot, perhaps it’s not a story we should tell.

The gate built to block Casterline Drive will stay open, for now.

We hold ourselves to a higher standard of journalism. The mugshot itself doesn’t provide much journalistic value. If we can’t tell a story without a mugshot, perhaps it’s not a story we should tell.

With a long term agreement with the Port of Corpus Christi, who owns the land the pier sits on, and funding secured, the pier is currently undergoing major renovations.

Summer internships are a big part of the college experience, but for many students, time spent at an internship is time they aren't spending at a paying job.

Better Business Bureau offers tips to keep your digital devices clean