A “major water break” has caused the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to require the City of Falfurrias to notify all customers to boil their water before any consumption.
Pizza Hut is banking that its vintage logo from the last century will help lure a generation of new consumers.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has threatened to overturn new Austin rules to allow camping in public areas, excluding parks, so long as the person isn’t causing a hazard.
7-Eleven launched a delivery service Monday that will send a Slurpee or almost anything else carried by the chain to public places ranging from parks to beaches.
New details are being released on this weekend’s fatal shooting of a 16-year old Sinton track athlete just north of Sinton.
Tonight, 6 Investigates follows up on a new state law that puts more control in voters’ hands when it comes to property tax increases.
Dr. Kim Onufrak, a community public health physician with the Nueces County-Corpus Christi Health District, can utilize new health services provided at the facility.
She describes some of the ways that people may acc
The San Patricio County Sheriff’s office is still trying to find out what led to a shooting that left a teenager dead and his father injured.
Monday got off to a bad start for about half a dozen residents near King High School.
Grow Local South Texas has created a mission to offer affordable and nutrient-based produce for the public. With their Learning Garden at Tom Graham Park and Downtown Farmer’s Market, they are educating the public on how to grow sustainable food right here in Corpus Christi.
A sheriff in South Texas says Border Patrol agents have discovered the bodies of four people, including three children, within a wildlife management area near the border.
Living with back pain is no fun. In many cases, back surgery should be the last resort.
Authorities say two people were killed and several others were injured after two boats collided in Texas.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A New Hampshire prep school graduate convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old classmate is set to be released from jail.
This was a special time for the foundation because this marks their 20th anniversary and the 15th year working with the folks with disabilities.
