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After a few days of delay, the maintenance project on the JFK Causeway will begin Thursday night at 8 p.m.

According to City Councilman Roland Barrera, the hookah lounge has been staying open late past 2 a.m. In 2019, an ordinance was passed, stating hookah lounges cannot operate between 2 a.m. and 7 a.m.

Sunday marks the 150th anniversary of Corpus Christi Fire Department. While much has changed, their biggest challenge has been their biggest accomplishment.

Without a Small Business Saturday event last year, Corpus Christi store owners are enjoying seeing business pick up again.

Brawnse Lopez, who did some shopping in-person Friday, understands why some would prefer to shop from the comfort of their homes.

A new vacation-rental company has interwoven community service into its business model. By creating partnerships throughout Port Aransas, it hopes to motivate vacationers to clean up after themselves and keep Port Aransas looking good.

A new vacation-rental company has interwoven community service into its business model. By creating partnerships throughout Port Aransas, it hopes to motivate vacationers to clean up after themselves and keep Port Aransas looking good.

There is a maternal-and-infant health crisis in the United States, according to the March of Dimes nonprofit organization.

There is a maternal-and-infant health crisis in the United States, according to the March of Dimes nonprofit organization.

For their first seven years, Chabad Costal Bend has had to borrow a Torah, the Jewish holy scripture. Through grassroots effort they now own their very first Torah. A spot has been made for it in the new Chabad House on Ocean Drive.