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Corpus Christi Traffic Changes Begin June 24

Drivers in Corpus Christi should prepare for temporary traffic changes as the City of Corpus Christi begins street repair work at one of the city’s busiest intersections. Starting June 24, construction crews will work at the intersection of Staples Street and Everhart Road, prompting several lane closures that could affect daily commutes and local traffic flow through June 29. City officials announced temporary traffic adjustments as part of...

Houston Hockey Expansion Plans Include ECHL and NHL Dreams

Houston’s hockey future appears brighter than it has in more than a decade. Houston could soon welcome both an ECHL franchise and a future NHL expansion team, signaling a major shift for professional hockey in one of the nation’s largest sports markets. Former NHL defenseman Michel Petit, founder and CEO of Blueline SlapShot LLC, recently confirmed that plans are moving forward to bring an ECHL team to the Houston area within the next two to...

Corpus Christi Delays Water Restrictions After Rainfall

Recent rainfall has provided a welcome boost to Corpus Christi’s water supply, allowing city officials to push back the projected timeline for future water restrictions. Updated forecasts show that a Level 1 Water Emergency is now expected to begin in September 2027, several months later than previously anticipated. The improved outlook comes after significant rainfall over the past month, which has increased water availability in local...

Youth Sports Coach Faces Child Grooming Charges

A Nueces County youth sports organization is facing scrutiny after a longtime coach and board member was arrested on allegations involving a minor athlete. The case has sparked concern among parents and community members while raising broader questions about safety and accountability in youth sports programs. Authorities arrested 38-year-old Harry Wallace Grabowske on Sunday on charges of child grooming and online solicitation of a minor. Court...

Road Closures Reported After Nueces County Flooding

Recent rainfall across Nueces County has led to flooded roadways, prompting local authorities to monitor conditions closely and issue safety warnings for drivers. The Nueces County Sheriff’s Office continues to assess affected areas while coordinating with transportation officials to ensure public safety. Heavy rain can quickly create hazardous travel conditions, especially in low-lying areas prone to flooding. As water remains over several...
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