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After hearing about his family's home in Ukraine being destroyed by the Russian invasion, Corpus Christi resident Oleksandr Zhalkovskyi, hopes to rally the Coastal Bend community for a show of support.

According to a social media post by the Bee County Sheriff's Office, first responders were not able to gain entry to the residence.

Gov. Greg Abbott released an opinion regarding investigations into parents of transgendered children. The Corpus Christi LGBTQIA+ community gave us their reactions.

Hopping on the cyberspace superhighway takes a lot of time and a lot of money. Local, state, and federal leaders continue working towards faster Internet speeds.

A Corpus Christi businesswoman who fled Russia in 2014 is speaking out against the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

While we did have some ice and many hours of freezing temps, thank heavens this February’s cold spell didn’t turn into an ice storm. I did have some trepidation when

Students at Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi took part in an international competition to solve some of the world's most important issues. They not only got a hands-on learning experience, but got new perspectives from classmates outside their respective fields.

February is known as American Heart Month. KRIS 6 News continues the heart health conversation Corpus Christi Medical Center's Dr. Christel Cuevas.

It's not Mardi Gras, it's Pardi Gras. At least that's the Aransas Pass version. Their own twist on the tradition to show the community the downtown area can be so much more.

Russia's flaunt of force grips Ukraine's borders and the world's eyes. It is not Ukraine's first rodeo, but is the country ready?