Eran Hami

Jan 23, 2025 | kristv.com | Eran Hami

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — On Wednesday, Jan. 23, the Texas State Aquarium (TSA) received about 300 cold-stunned Sea Turtles to begin rehabilitation. Several local and state agencies have helped in the search for Sea Turtles, but also helping out was the Autonomy Research Institute (ARI) at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. TSA and the university have created a partnership for this reason.

Jan 21, 2025 | kristv.com | Eran Hami

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The weather Tuesday morning was brutal, Sea Tow Owner Brandon Upton said. However, that didn’t stop him and Scott Gunvordahl from searching for cold-stunned sea turtles. “Brutal. Not so bad when you’re going with the wind, but coming against the wind at 30, 35 miles an hour and then driving another 30 miles an hour head onto it, it’s a little nippy,” Upton said.

Jan 17, 2025 | kristv.com | Eran Hami

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Girl Scout Troop 09684 set up their cookie booth on Friday, Jan. 17 inside Fuddruckers. They hoped the hungry customers would stick around for dessert before heading out the door. Cookie season began a week ago and business has been booming for the troop. “It’s an excitement, it’s pressure, it’s a little bit of everything, but we know it’s just for a season so the chaos is fun,” Veronica Rios, a Product Program Specialist for the Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas said.

Jan 16, 2025 | kztv10.com | Eran Hami

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Sno-Ball has been a staple of Corpus Christi for over 52 years. At the start of the new year the last founder, Sophia Hernandez died from complications from dementia. However her son Raymond G. "RG" Hernandez said rather than mourn, to celebrate her life. “We don’t want it to be sadness or crying, it’s about celebration. It’s about someone who did so much for the community,” RG said. Sophia Hernandez co-founded Sno-Ball in 1972 with her husband Ramon V. Hernandez.

Jan 16, 2025 | kristv.com | Eran Hami

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Sno-Ball has been a staple of Corpus Christi for over 52 years. At the start of the new year the last founder, Sophia Hernandez died from complications from dementia. However her son Raymond G. "RG" Hernandez said rather than mourn, to celebrate her life. “We don’t want it to be sadness or crying, it’s about celebration. It’s about someone who did so much for the community,” RG said. Sophia Hernandez co-founded Sno-Ball in 1972 with her husband Ramon V. Hernandez.