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Since January USPS has been conducting a review of Corpus Christi’s plant and how it operates. USPS could send all mail up to San Antonio to be sorted, instead of sorting in Corpus Christi.

In Corpus Christi, Neighborhoods on Watch has been around since the 1970s. However, the program slowed down during the pandemic.

In Corpus Christi, Neighborhoods on Watch has been around since the 1970s. However, the program slowed down during the pandemic.

The intersection of Flour Bluff Drive and Division Road will be temporarily closed beginning February 14.

Some N.O.W programs were lost during the COVID era, and the department is now looking to promote the community safety initiative by hosting a slate of meetings acros

Flour Bluff man says his neighbors two dogs killed his cat, provides ring camera footage. City also confirmed the dogs owner was cited in January for failing to vaccinate/microchip dogs.

H-E-B surprised Coastal Bend educators this week with education award honors and grants.

The continuous construction and traffic on the JFK Causeway is causing Padre Island residents to speak up on social media about the zipper method for merging.

Four civil rights groups have filed a complaint with the Texas Education Agency focused on Corpus Christi ISD's truancy practices.

Catholic Charities needs canned goods, dry goods, and non-perishable food.