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Corpus Christi City Council passed the second reading of a new ordinance for short-term rentals. It's in hopes to cut down on rentals illegally operating in residential neighborhoods.

Have you gone to the grocery store and seen empty shelves? It's happening everywhere. Even small businesses feel the effects.

Have you gone to the grocery store and seen empty shelves? It's happening everywhere. Even small businesses feel the effects.

The recent wave of COVID-19 infections has been hurting school districts across the board. Plans are being made in the case too many teachers are out sick.

Does the Farmer's Almanac hold any weight? Here's a look at the ages-old handbook.

UPDATED: Aransas Pass police say missing mom and son have been located

The City of Corpus Christi plan to make an announcement Monday regarding work on potholes. Looking at some of the pothole riddled streets in the city, we ask residents on their thoughts about the announcement and their street.

Mike Willow Sr., Bee County's COVID-19 Mitigation & Response Coordinator, said the closure is due to a shortage of testing supplies.

Children with special needs get the chance to take part in a live stock show. At the NCJLS All Star Show, they learn they have the ability to do more.

Joe Michael Perez has no regrets attending last year's Capitol Riot