A burn ban is in effect at Corpus Christi beaches and parks through March 23 as weather conditions have led to an elevated risk of fires.

A burn ban has been in effect for Corpus Christi beaches and parks since March 7 and will continue through Sunday, March 23, because of the dangerous weather conditions.

Residents in outlying parts of Corpus Christi, Texas have the all-clear to use their water again. Officials say between three and 24 gallons of a potentially harmful chemical leaked into the water ...

Corpus Christi, Texas, has lifted a water ban for some parts of the city, while continuing to warn residents in the middle of the city not to use their tap water for any reason.

As Nueces County enforces a burn ban, it doesn't seem to be having a significant impact on businesses like Mr. W's Fireworks on Corpus Christi's south side.

We’re suffering too," Corpus Christi Councilman Greg Smith said at a news conference Saturday. Here's what you need to know about the ban. What is the chemical that may have contaminated the water?

A burn ban is in effect at Corpus Christi beaches and parks through March 23 as weather conditions have led to an elevated risk of fires.

A burn ban has been in effect for Corpus Christi beaches and parks since March 7 and will continue through Sunday, March 23, because of the dangerous weather conditions.

Now, let’s dive into some important things happening around your neighborhood with our 6 Things To Know! BURN BAN Due to recent weather conditions, a burn ban has been put into effect in the City.

HOUSTON (AP) — A nearly four-day ban on drinking the water in Corpus Christi, Texas, was lifted on Sunday after test results showed no contamination due to a chemical leak, the city’s mayor ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - The mayor of Corpus Christi, Texas says officials have ended a ban on drinking the city’s water after test results showed no contamination due to a chemical leak.

There were 3 reports of dirty water before the residents of Corpus Christi were told not to drink the city's water.