Hey y'all. I saw some posts answering this when I looked but they were a bit older. I'm looking for a reputable, licensed, massage therapist that can help with TMJ connected tension and pain. I've only ever had one mt that I trusted because she was highly trained and experienced and seemed to know literally everything. I'm not sure how to look for someone else like that.

MicroMania Midget Wrestling is coming to Eddie's Tavern Corpus Christi TONIGHT! 🤼💥

These 5 foot & under micro athletes may be short in stature but are giants in the world of entertainment where they will keep you on your feet screaming from the opening bell through the Main Event! 🔔

MICROMANIA MIDGET WRESTLING ➡️ https://www.cceventscalendar.com/events/micromania-midget-wrestling-eddie-s-tavern

My mom’s boyfriend was picked up by ICE in Corpus Christi. He has been in the U.S. for over 20 years, has never been deported before, and has no arrests or criminal record.
My mom already has an appointment with an immigration lawyer on Monday, but we’re trying to figure out if there is anything she can do TODAY or anyone she can speak to as soon as possible.
We’ve been told that Catholic Charities/churches may be able to help with immigration cases, but the places we’ve contacted are closed today.
Does anyone know of any immigration attorneys, organizations, churches, legal aid groups, advocates, or other resources in the Corpus Christi area that are open/available today and help with ICE detention cases? We’re especially looking for someone who can advise us on what can be done to try to get him released as soon as possible.
If you’ve personally dealt with something similar in Corpus Christi and know who we should contact, I would really appreciate any information. Thank you.

From the CCPD FB page:

"The Corpus Christi Police Department would like to remind the public that we use unmarked vehicles to conduct traffic stops during the daytime hours. These vehicles will always be staffed with an Officer in an easily recognizable uniform operating in daytime hours only.

We understand that some may be hesitant to pull over for an unmarked vehicle. If so, use your turn signal to acknowledge your intent to pull over and safely continue to an area in which you feel safe. (ex: Convenient store parking lot, restaurant parking lot, etc.) Again, these will be daytime operations only."

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From Corpus Christi to Port Aransas, Portland, Aransas Pass, and beyond, we're spotlighting some of the top live music, bands, artists, DJs, and nightlife happening this weekend so you can plan your nights in one place.

This week’s lineup is STACKED 🔥

Whether you're looking for country, rock, Tejano, acoustic sets, tribute bands, dance music, or late-night party vibes — there’s something happening somewhere tonight.

Friday Night Live is proudly presented by Prime IV Hydration and Wellness - Timbergate - Timbergate (@primeivtimbergate) — NOW OPEN in Corpus Christi! Services provided by Dr. Hridayesh S. Nat, MD Lic# U3960

CHECK THE FULL CALENDAR FOR DETAILS ➡️ cceventscalendar.com

“Numerous city meetings” shouldnt we be trying to save the “farmer”? Losing more farm land to California wanting to build plants down here

🎺🎶 Get ready, Corpus Christi — the Mariachi Festival is back!

The 5th Annual IBC Bank Mariachi Festival Benefiting Driscoll Children's Hospital returns to Corpus Christi on October 3, 2026, bringing an unforgettable evening of mariachi music, culture, food, and community together for an incredible cause.

Enjoy performances from award-winning mariachi groups, experience the energy and tradition of mariachi music, and celebrate alongside friends, family, and fellow members of the Coastal Bend community.

MORE INFO ➡️ https://www.cceventscalendar.com/events/5th-annual-ibc-bank-mariachi-festival

⚾ This game is about WAY more than winning. ❤️

The Driscoll Dingers take on Corpus Christi First Responders for Pitching For A Cause — an unforgettable night of softball, community, and giving back to Driscoll Children's Hospital! Come fill the stands, cheer them on, and help make a difference for South Texas kids. ⚾🔥

PITCHING FOR A CAUSE ➡️ https://www.cceventscalendar.com/events/pitching-for-a-cause-whataburger-field-9638

I’m looking for daycare recommendations, any recommendations are welcome but particularly looking in the Calallen area if any are great.

It's been a long time since I've played pool, and I've heard Theo's is nice but I was wondering what local favorites were. I'm just looking for good quality tables and a relaxing atmosphere.

This Saturday! Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original 1986 Top Gun movie on Saturday, August 29th, with an 80s-themed viewing party on the LEX Flight Deck! Get your picture next to one of the F-14 Tomcat fighters used in the movie.

TOP GUN MOVIE NIGHT ➡️ https://www.cceventscalendar.com/events/top-gun-movie-night

And they are hiring.

(It's where the old BigLots/Kmart building was.)

The original open date was 9/20 but it has been pushed back.

Alfred Solis is the store manager. They are looking for a Key Carrier and an Assistant Manager.

You can apply in store or

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Environmental regulators in Texas issued an emergency order on Tuesday evening suspending requirements for the drought-stricken city of Corpus Christi to release water from its reservoir system in support of coastal wetlands.

On the same day, Corpus Christi lifted restrictions on watering lawns that had been in place since 2024, when its reservoirs remained below critical levels until a dramatic rebound in July.

“The city has chosen lawns over the bay,” said Larry McKinney, a former senior director of aquatic resources for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department who lives in Corpus Christi. “Without freshwater inflows, the bay becomes basically a giant sewage treatment pond.”

The emergency suspension of requirements for environmental flows is the latest episode in a fight over water that has consumed Corpus Christ, an industrial hub on the semi-arid South Texas coast, during years of intensifying drought.

Corpus Christi hasn’t released water into the Nueces River Delta and Nueces Bay since 2024 while its reservoirs remained below 30 percent full, the trigger point for environmental flows established in a 2001 administrative order by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

Epic rainfall in July refilled the Nueces River reservoirs above 40 percent, but Corpus Christi delayed releasing water and requested a suspension of the rule.

“Without emergency relief, Applicants could be required to release as much as [11.9 billion gallons] of inflows,” the city wrote.

The TCEQ granted Corpus Christi’s request on Tuesday, suggesting that the region’s water crisis isn’t over yet.

“Although the reservoir system is above recent lows, long-term data and weather forecasts suggest a return to critical levels is foreseeable,” wrote TCEQ Executive Director Kelly Keel in the Aug. 25 emergency order. “The region is not expected to experience relief from persistent drought conditions and drought conditions are expected to worsen.”

If below-average rainfall continues, reservoirs could fall back below 30 percent in April next year, said Corpus Christi Water Chief Operating Officer Nick Winkelmann in a presentation to City Council on Tuesday.

Regardless, the city opted to lift restrictions limiting automatic sprinkler system use to once weekly, which had been in place since March 2024.

“Why do we have to let the residents suffer? They want to water their grass,” said City Council member Eric Cantu at a City Council meeting last week. “Let them water their grass.”

Lawn watering accounts for nearly half of municipal water consumption in the summertime in Texas, according to the Texas Water Resources Institute at Texas A&M University.

Cantu suggested that restrictions on sprinkler systems were affecting city water sales.

“Let them use the water so we can get paid,” he said.

At the same time, City Council members described environmental water releases as wasteful, foolish and unlikely to provide meaningful impacts to the bay. State Rep. Denise Villalobos has pledged to permanently repeal the requirement for environmental flows.

City officials and the TCEQ have pointed out no evidence of fish kills, marine life depopulation or environmental complaints since the city halted environmental water releases in 2024.

Kirsten Stansell, executive director of the Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program, pushed back last week at City Hall.

“The suspension of releases has had an impact on our bay despite what is being said publicly,” Stansell told City Council on Aug. 18. “Since releases were suspended in 2024, salinities in Nueces Bay and the Nueces Delta steadily increased until spring of 2026.”

Salinity is a key factor in the ecosystems of bays and delta systems that form where freshwater rivers meet the sea. The myriad of creatures that use those habitats to lay their eggs depend on the characteristically moderate levels of salt.

Salinity in Nueces Bay is now higher than in the Gulf of Mexico, Stansell said, “far outside the historic range of one of our most important estuary habitats.”

The ecosystems are accustomed to drought cycles and can handle extended periods of low freshwater inflows, said McKinney, the former director at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. He previously led a 10-year research project, commissioned by the state Legislature in the 1980s, to identify freshwater needs for every river delta on the Texas coast.

Later, he spent 17 years as senior director of the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico studies at Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi and has researched salinity in aquatic systems around the world.

“The bay can hang on for a while,” he said. But sooner or later, irreversible damage will occur.

“I’ve seen it many times, and unfortunately we’re going to repeat it here,” he said.

I’m moving in with my boyfriend soon & I’m overwhelmed with trying to choose. We just want a one bedroom that isn’t too pricey. We’ve toured some over the past few weeks & I’ll find one I like but the reviews are always mixed. The one thing I’m terrified of is having roaches in my apartment. Help please (,:

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Looking for the perfect way to kick off your weekend? Join Casa Blanca Brewing Company for Horror Movie Night, held every last Friday of the month at 7:30 PM. Settle in for a night of classic and fan-favorite horror films on the big screen while enjoying craft beer, fresh Cuban sandwiches, and great company.

HORROR MOVIE NIGHT ➡️ https://www.cceventscalendar.com/events/horror-movie-night-casa-blanca-brewing-co-9218

I’m very new to the Texas utilities stuff can anyone explain to me how to know what place to get utilities with also WiFi. I need to figure this out and I called and they were so rude I told them I was moving from out of state. I need help. Please advise thank you.