Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of November.
Good morning, Corpus Christi.
Residents in the Coastal Bend can enjoy coffee, crafts — and support local businesses as various events take place this weekend.
Charles Allan said drivers ignore the one-way signs at Luther Jones Elementary, causing traffic jams and near-collisions during school hours for three years.
He reached out to school leaders and after his concerns, a police officer was stationed Friday morning—police said enforcement rotates due to limited resources.
The eighth annual Coastal Christmas will open at the Hilliard Center on Nov.
30 and run on select days until Dec. 23—featuring ice skating, Santa photos and a holiday market. Admission will cost $8 for those with their own skates and $12 for skate rental, and sensory-friendly skating will be available on Dec. 22.
After facing uncertainty last year, Corpus Christi's Jewish Festival returns for its 40th celebration with expanded food options, new leadership, and strong community support — organizers say the effort will bring fresh cultural experiences and increased local engagement.
A citywide math competition hosted by the School of Science and Technology showed that more than half of the fifth graders were girls—an increase from past years.
High school juniors and seniors explored utility careers today as A-E-P Texas opened its Crosstown Service Center to offer a close look at lineman work and other industry positions—students climbed poles and handled equipment while learning about new career paths.
South Texas Botanical Gardens and Nature Center is offering free entry on Texas Recycles Days from November 14th to 16th when visitors bring a plastic bottle or single-use plastic bag.
Officials say the program supports H-E-B’s push for sustainability—encouraging guests to recycle and protect our environment.
Kleberg, Bee, and San Patricio counties have formed a new water alliance to boost their chances for more state and federal money to fight drought—officials say the alliance will help secure resources for regional water projects.
Friday night playoffs saw Rockport-Fulton dominate Kingsville King, Robstown beat Port Isabel, London edge Rio Hondo, Orange Grove get past Raymondville, and Refugio defeat Weimar—adding to the excitement of Week 12.
Cincinnati Reds catcher Jose Treviño is hosting the Treviño Fall World Series for 150 youth baseball and softball teams — the tournament kicks off with a celebration at Whataburger along the Coastal Bend.
Reds catcher Jose Trevino—returning to the Coastal Bend—will host 150 youth baseball and softball teams in his Fall World Series tournament starting tomorrow.
Joe Bonamassa Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — American Bank Center Selena Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful blues of Joe Bonamassa live in Corpus Christi.
State of Tourism Gala & Hospitality Awards
5:30-9 p.m. — Hilliard Center — Cost not specified — Celebrate the best in tourism and hospitality at a memorable gala night.
Max & Heather Stalling Performance
7-10 p.m. — House of Rock — Ticket prices vary — Experience the dynamic musical fusion of two talented singer-songwriters from Texas.
Dead Love Club: 80's Obsession
9-10:30 p.m. — Brewster Street Icehouse — $15+ — Dive into nostalgia at the ultimate 80's themed party with general admission and table options available.
Open Mic Night at House of Rock
6:30 p.m. — House of Rock — All acts welcome — Showcase your talent in music, comedy, or spoken word for an unforgettable night of creativity.
Corpus Christi Turkey Chase 4 Miler
7:45 AM - 1:45 PM — Heritage Park — Register by November 10th — Participate in a festive run this Thanksgiving morning to support local community spirit.
Trisum Live Concert
7-11 p.m. — Brewster Street Icehouse - Southside — Free Admission — Enjoy a lively night of music with Trisum in a vibrant atmosphere.
Scarecrow Festival
7-11 p.m. — Brewster Street Icehouse - Southside — Free Admission — Enjoy a night of fun with the Scarecrow People at Brewster Street Icehouse.
Open Mic Night at House of Rock
6:30 p.m. — House of Rock — Free entry — Experience an unforgettable night showcasing music, comedy, and creativity hosted by Mattman.
Eyes Set To Kill Concert
6:00-7:30 PM — House of Rock — $51-$73 — Catch the energetic performance of Eyes Set To Kill live in Corpus Christi.
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