Good morning, Corpus Christi.

Local boxer Julian Delgado was honored by City Council for his community outreach work with organizations like the YMCA and Kicks to Class—he said the recognition inspires him to continue representing his hometown.

On Oct 13, SpaceX launched its final Version 2 Starship from Starbase near Corpus Christi, as the upper stage flew halfway around the world and the booster made a water landing in the Gulf of America—marking key test objectives.

The test ended Version 2 and SpaceX plans to test an advanced Version 3 in the coming months to support future moon and Mars missions.

Kane Odom, an 8th grader at West Oso, started his own 3D printing business called 361 Motion Makers with his partner Demetrious Guzman, creating custom keychains, signs, and logos for customers across Texas — a move that shows local youth driving innovation.

The business draws on skills learned in school robotics class and serves a growing market in Corpus Christi.

Heritage Park will host the 64th Annual Texas Jazz Festival from Friday, October 17 to Sunday, October 19 with free admission for all ages.

The Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority will run free Park and Ride shuttles every 20 minutes from City Hall, the Nueces County Courthouse, and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi at the Ocean Drive bus stop—visitors must purchase tickets for drinks.

Netflix will debut a new Selena documentary on November 17 — it will stream for viewers and showcase her impact on music.

Gas prices in Corpus Christi fell to an average of $2.61 per gallon on Oct.

13, down 22.3 cents from the previous week according to a GasBuddy survey. The drop reflects a wider trend driven by rising oil production and less fall driving—factors that also led to lower state and national prices.

Raw groundwater from a test well near Driscoll shows radioactive contamination and arsenic levels that exceed EPA limits—raising concerns about its suitability for Corpus Christi's proposed water project; city officials said reverse osmosis treatment will remove the contaminants—though treatment costs remain a key concern.

Scientists from the Harte Research Institute returned Tuesday, Oct 14 with over 200 coral specimens from a Florida Keys nursery— they will study how corals resist environmental change and help monitor reef health.

Officials say the combined water level at Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon Reservoir has dropped to 12 percent—water managers will monitor the situation and review water use policies.

A study led by UT Marine Science Institute graduate student Jordan Cisco found that nurdles on Texas and Mexico beaches likely come from Texas plastic manufacturing sites—samples in Texas appeared fresh while those in Mexico showed signs of advanced weathering.

The researchers analyzed over 700 samples collected from Houston to the Yucatan Peninsula using chemical tests and modeling to trace the pollution.

Today, city councilmembers approved the first reading of a long-term lease to bring Corpus Christi's first-ever The Texan fuel station and concession store to the International Airport — a move that marks a new amenity for air travelers.

This decision paves the way for further developments at the airport.

On Tuesday, TIRZ 2 approved a $700,000 skatepark for Billish Park in Padre Isles using funds reallocated from the $6.6 million Sand Dollar Avenue project — the project now awaits final city council approval.

Seasons Worship with Eric Graham

7-11 p.m. — House of Rock — $19.65 — Enjoy a night of local music featuring SEASONS WORSHIP and special guest Eric Graham.

Corpus Christi IceRays Hockey Game

7:05-8:35 p.m. — Hilliard Center — $25, $15, $12, $10 with Kids 12 and under FREE — Catch exciting minor league hockey as the IceRays kick off their season.

Elida Reyna Concert

9 PM – 12 AM — Brewster Street Icehouse — ADV $25, Day of Show $30 — Experience the vibrant sounds of Elida Reyna at one of Corpus Christi's favorite venues.

Lady Kat & Mattman Live

5-7 p.m. — Rockit's Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No cover charge — Experience local talent Lady Kat & Mattman as they deliver a soulful-rock performance perfect for a weekend unwind.

Open Mic Night at House of Rock

6:30 p.m. — House of Rock — Free entry — Unleash your talent at a night filled with music, comedy, and creativity hosted by Mattman.

GloRilla Live in Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Hilliard Center — Ticketed event — Get ready for a high-energy night with GloRilla and special guests on the Trick or Trap tour.

Young Klassics Cover Band Show

9 p.m. — Rockit's Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No cover charge — Enjoy electrifying performances of glam, alt rock, and pop hits all night long.

Halloween Pub Crawl in Downtown Corpus Christi

4:30-9 p.m. — Flanagan's Downtown — Tickets available — Enjoy a spooky night filled with contests, prizes, and ghostly gatherings.

Legally Blonde

2:30 PM — Harbor Playhouse — Tickets from $39 — Experience the vibrant musical Legally Blonde live on stage in Corpus Christi!

Open Mic Night

6:30 PM — House of Rock — Free entry — Experience an exciting night of music, comedy, and creativity with local talent showcasing their skills.