Floodwater delays Corpus Christi’s water emergency until fall 2028

Corpus Christi got “tremendous” news Monday when the city’s projected water emergency was delayed until fall 2028 — a year later than previously anticipated — as floodwater from recent intense storms continues flowing into some of the region’s reservoirs. Water heading downstream from hard-hit areas

San Antonio Spurs holding job fair this Wednesday

Spurs Sports & Entertainment is opening its doors to job seekers this week. From noon to 6 p.m. this Wednesday, the NBA franchise will host a part-time security hiring event at the Frost Bank Center, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive. SS&E is looking to fill event-based security positions across its venues.

Canyon Lake hits full capacity for first time in years as result of July storms

After mid-July rainstorms pummeled Texas Hill Country, Canyon Lake has hit 100% capacity for the first time in nearly five years. The recreational destination less than an hour north of San Antonio reached a water surface elevation of 909.0 feet on Friday — its conservation pool level — according to

Universities can use conservative-favored entrance exam as Texas eyes wider use, agency chief says

Texas’ higher education commissioner signaled last week that the state could expand the use of the conservative-favored Classic Learning Test in public university admissions even though an independent review found far less evidence linking the exam’s scores to college performance than SAT and ACT sc