Good morning, Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi’s Northside residents see the Harbor Bridge parks project is half complete—officials say it will finish by December—while locals urge further investment to improve streets and vacant houses.

Texas State Aquarium hosted its annual Shark Talk event on Friday morning for Shark Week (drawing local families) where experts answered questions about shark lifespans, species, and behavior.

Corpus Christi Police will conduct random inspections today following a state law that bans many hemp-derived THC products including Delta-8 and Delta-10, leaving local retailers such as High Tides scrambling to remove noncompliant inventory; the change may affect customers who relied on these products for relief.

City Council approved an $8 increase to beach parking permit fees (pending state approval, the fee will rise from $12 to $20) projected to raise $1.1 million.

Beachgoers shared ideas to improve restrooms, showers, and accessibility at local beaches.

Corpus Christi may ease stage 3 water restrictions to stage 2 as early as this weekend — automatic lawn watering will be allowed every other week, city Manager Peter Zanoni said.

Lifelong resident Damian Haynes expects the change to ease property care for many in the community.

The Lice Angels treated over 250 children in July and now offer free walk-in head lice checks Monday through Saturday to help families catch infestations before school starts.

Tulsa Drillers vs. Corpus Christi Hooks

6:35-7:35 p.m. — Whataburger Field — Ticket prices vary — Catch the thrilling minor league baseball action as the Drillers take on the Hooks.

Ella Langley: The Dandelion Tour

7-8:30 p.m. — Hilliard Center — Ticket prices vary — Catch Ella Langley live with special guests Kaitlin Butts and Gabriella Rose in an unforgettable night of music.