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Recent News in Corpus Christi

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 1882

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi women’s basketball head coach Royce Chadwick announced Wednesday he will retire after 13 seasons with the Islanders (closing a 41-year career that included two regular season Southland titles and the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance). Interim head coach Roxanne White will lead the team while a national search for his successor begins.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 2640

Local business owners at Habeeb Plaza — including B&J's Pizza, Victoria's Jewels and La Mexicana Bakery — said TXDOT's ramp reversal project on SPID between Staples Street and Nile Drive may drive away customers as construction cuts parking spaces. TXDOT said the project will ease traffic — a change owners hope will bring more customers — and is set to finish by 2029.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 1141

A Nueces County deputy constable stopped a car on a traffic stop yesterday around 9:25 a.m. in the Sandy Hollow-Escondidas subdivision—when the suspect fled and exchanged fire with DPS troopers—and a DPS trooper shot him as DPS investigates the incident.

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