How the city will split up its funding next year for public services — such as parks, roads and animal care — is now on the ...

City officials have again revised public comment policy for council meetings following substantial confusion about the rules ...

City Council delays $50 million desalination vote. Costs, debt, and doubts grow. What’s next for Corpus Christi’s water ...

The Port of Corpus Christi will fund pavement reconstruction, curbs and gutters, and sidewalks, while the City will handle ...

City Council was set to vote to approve a $50 million contract amendment allowing Kiewit to continue design work on the ...

A decision on moving forward with the city of Corpus Christi’s proposed desalination plant will wait another month.

After years of fighting, residents in that Northside neighborhood lost their battle against rezoning efforts they fear mark ...

The future of Corpus Christi’s proposed Inner Harbor desalination plant — whether work continues, and for how much — may be nearing a decision.

Millions of dollars have already been spent on bringing a sea water desalination plant online by 2028. With council's vote to pause the project, what happens next?

The newest rules now say that the public can comment on any item or agenda item, however, there are set times to register to be able to do so.

A massive entertainment venue is coming to South Texas and is getting a multimillion dollar tax break to do so.

The Laredo All-Star 9U baseball team went undefeated at the South Zone Tournament, earning honors from City Council after a ...