Lidia Herrera

Back in 2024, the first Circles of the Coastal Bend chapter was established in Corpus Christi. The new Gregory location now becomes the second chapter in Texas.

Port Aransas may soon welcome food trucks under the Mobile Food Vendor Regulatory Consistency Act, streamlining permits and creating new opportunities for businesses

As beachgoers flock to the coast for Memorial Day weekend, officials warn of potential flooding and strong winds due to heavy rain.

Residents of Alice, enduring recurrent severe flooding, voice frustration as city officials work to address inadequate drainage systems in the wake of heavy storms.

A Corpus Christi nonprofit aims to transform an old men's club into a community shower, providing essential hygiene access to vulnerable residents, despite significant renovation costs.

More than 10,000 power outages hit the Coastal Bend amid storms, with Nueces County most affected. AEP Texas crews work on restoring power as rain persists.

Carlos Torres expresses gratitude as a 25-foot tree uprooted by a storm narrowly misses his home, though it damages a storage unit and a newly bought trampoline.

Rising beef prices tied to long-term drought and reduced herd sizes are creating challenges across the supply chain, from ranchers to local meat markets.

After nearly a decade post-Hurricane Harvey, Aransas Pass celebrates the reopening of its senior center, offering a vital space for community connection.

The upcoming Port Aransas Recreation Center, a long-awaited $24 million facility, promises to enrich community life with diverse amenities like a gym, pool, and more