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Demolition halted on the former Ebony Recreation Spot for further investigation

Councilman Everett Roy proposed a new vote. His plan would give Priscilla Tryon Cambric the chance to prove the building can be restored, to meet historic preservation standards.

Rainfall brings more notice to unattended grass in Corpus Christi

Cantu said her department is working on a new initiative to get volunteer groups to clean up properties.

A new program to combat homelessness in Corpus Christi

A new program to combat homelessness in Corpus Christi Kris 6 News and last updated 2021-07-28 23:05:19-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — It's a persistent problem plaguing the city of Corpus Christi since as long as most can remember...homelessness. So what is being done to help the countless men, women, and children who call the streets home? We went searching to see if the city’s newest initiative is working. “It's hard and I'm struggling,” Kimberly Davault told me recently as she and her boyfriend walked around the city. A hard life, she says, since she’s been living on the streets of Corpus Christi since 2014.

City's new event unites homeless, service providers

Mother Teresa Shelter hosts first homeless services resource fair

Corpus Christi warming centers open, but are currently experiencing low turnout

Corpus Christi warming centers open, but are currently experiencing low turnout Details on Corpus Christi's warming centers and last updated 2021-02-12 21:00:52-05 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Seven different warming sites throughout the Corpus Christi area opened their doors at noon Friday in light of freezing temperatures expected to arrive late this weekend. Those locations include four senior centers and three libraries, and are: Senior centers locations serving as warming centers: Broadmoor Senior Center, 1651 Tarlton, 826-3138 Ethel Eyerly Senior Center, 654 Graham, 826-2330 Garden Senior Center, 5325 Greely, 826-2345 Oveal Williams Senior Center, 1414 Martin Luther King, 826-2305 Public libraries locations serving as warming centers: