Kingsville Initiates $53M Project for Wastewater and Flood Prevention

Officials in Kingsville are inaugurating wastewater and flood prevention projects valued at $53 million. The city aims to mend its primary wastewater conduit and address its flood-prone streets to prevent future inundation. On May 21, 2021, Kingsville experienced roughly 12 inches of rainfall within seven hours. City Manager Mark McLaughlin noted that had that water been harvested and conserved, and it could have supplied Kingsville for three...

Corpus Christi Voters to Vote on ‘Proposition A’

The upcoming election on Nov. 7 will include 'Proposition A' for Corpus Christi residents. City officials are considering reallocating the current quarter-cent sales tax. They aim to fund both Seawall repairs and enhancements to citywide regional parks. The potential parks for improvement include Commodores, Bill Witt, Cole, Labonte, Parker, Salinas, and West Guth. Furthermore, the funds will support street fixes, road enhancements, and efforts...

Forbes: Corpus Christi Port Led U.S. Oil Exports in 2023

Forbes reported that oil might become the U.S.'s leading export in 2023, positioning the Port of Corpus Christi to potentially be the country's premier oil port. The Port's CEO, Kent Britton, attributed a large part of this prospect to the vast supply from Texas's two main oil fields. "The Eagle Ford Shale and the Permian Basin, with the Permian being the U.S.'s biggest oil production area," he remarked. Recent reports highlight record-breaking...

Astros Struggle as Yordan Alvarez Nears Playoff Milestones

In the first two games of the American League Championship Series, the Houston Astros' offense has largely relied on one player, leading to a 2-0 series deficit. However, this standout player is certainly making a significant impact. Yordan Alvarez heads into ALCS Game 3 on Wednesday with an impressive recent performance at bat. The 26-year-old hitter scored two home runs in Monday's 5-4 defeat at Minute Maid Park. Since Game 1 of the 2023 ALDS,...

Fire Department Advises Safety for Lighting Fall Candles

The Corpus Christi Fire Department is urging residents of the Coastal Bend region to exercise increased caution when plugging in or lighting items in their homes, especially as the city enters cooler weather. As the department concludes its Fire Safety Week initiative, it emphasizes that individuals using candles in their homes, whether homeowners or apartment residents, should ensure they are positioned on a stable surface to prevent any...

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