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What used to be a shared building with the city is now entirely the police department's. The substation in Flour Bluff has re-opened, and will house 43 officers.

Today is the first day of school for CCISD students, teachers and staff. Students and administrators expressed their excitement to be back in the classroom.

Mayor Paulette Guajardo touted the citys progress in infrastructure, public safety and economic development during her State of the City address.

Beer connoisseurs, consider trading in your Pabst Blue Ribbon and checking out the handcrafted beer at these breweries.

This year, United Way and its partners raised enough funds to buy supplies wholesale for 25,000 students.

The Flour Bluff ISD board of trustees approved raising the starting teacher pay to $50,000.

Community members from Flour Bluff and beyond gathered at Flour Bluff High School for an annual free health and wellness fair.

Al Martin learned to make pieces of wooden art when he was just a teenager and lost some sentimental pieces he's made over the years in a fire that happened in Flour Bluff on Friday.

Corpus Christi fire officials say the cause of a fire on Admiral Drive was the result of arson.

Research professor at the Conrad Blucher Institute at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi says climate change is only getting worse