KRIS-TV (Corpus Christi, TX)

KRIS-TV is the NBC-affiliated station serving the Corpus Christi region in South Texas. It transmits a high-definition digital signal on VHF channel 13 from a transmitter located in Robstown. The station is owned by Cordillera Communications, a subsidiary of Evening Post Industries. KRIS-TV shares its ownership with several other stations, including the low-power Independent K22JA-D, the Telemundo affiliate K68DJ, and CBS affiliate KZTV, which is owned by SagamoreHill Broadcasting but operated by Cordillera under a shared services agreement. All four stations are based in studios on Artesian Street in Downtown Corpus Christi. Some popular syndicated shows aired on KRIS-TV include Inside Edition, Steve Harvey, Ellen, and Jeopardy!.

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Port Aransas neighbors form 'human peace sign' on the beach for Earth Day

1 day ago | kristv.com | Erin Holly

Showing a real-life symbol of peace on the beach is a tradition that's been going on in Port Aransas for years. Neighbors gather on the beach near Horace Caldwell Pier to make the outline of a giant peace sign, to symbolize peace on Earth and peace in Port Aransas for Earth Day, April 22nd.
Falfurrias firefighters restricted from opening hydrants

1 day ago | kristv.com | Melissa Trevino

Firefighters in Falfurrias are now required to have a city employee present before opening any fire hydrant following a dispute over a malfunctioning hydrant. The restriction came after firefighters conducting routine maintenance on April 15 discovered a hydrant malfunction at South St. Mary's and Flack Street. "I honestly thought it was a joke. I mean I didn't think and then - you know - all types of thoughts keep going through my head. Is it political? Is it a vendetta?
Buc Days program offers $96,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors

1 day ago | kristv.com | Shane Rackley

The Buc Days Commission is investing in the future of the Coastal Bend community through its Port of Corpus Christi Leadership Program, which will award $96,000 in scholarships to high school seniors in 2025. The six-month program selects 20 high school seniors from over 160 applicants based on academic performance, extracurricular involvement, community service, and an interview and essay competition. Each participant who successfully completes the program receives a $4,000 scholarship.
Catholic Community Mourns Pope Francis

2 days ago | kristv.com | Melissa Trevino

Parishioners in Alice flocked to St. Joseph Catholic Church for noon mass Monday, April 21, after learning of Pope Francis's death, mourning the loss of the spiritual leader many considered humble and faithful. "I actually opened my phone this morning to social media and that's how I learned of his passing," said Carla Medina Zambrano. Carla Medina Zambrano, Catholic parishioner at St. Joseph, told me she was in shock. While she knew the pontiff was ill, his death still came as a surprise.
Water balloon war unites Bishop community and first responders

2 days ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

It was anything but an ordinary day in Bishop, Texas, as first responders joined residents in a surprise water balloon war that brought laughter, smiles, and a refreshing sense of community. “We filled up the bed of his truck with at least 700 water balloons and we were ready for action,” Bishop Police Captain Rene Maldonado said, recalling the excitement leading up to the playful ambush.
Local 12-year-old raising money to attend Michigan musical theater camp

2 days ago | kristv.com | Erin Holly

A 12-year-old from Brundrett Middle School in Port Aransas is calling on the community for support to help fund her attendance at a prestigious summer camp for musical theater in Michigan. Ashlyn Wooldridge, a sixth-grade student with experience in a wide range of productions ranging from "The Little Mermaid" to "A Christmas Carol," has been accepted to a three-week camp this summer in Interlochen, Michigan at the Interlochen Center for the Arts.
After a windy, warm and humid Saturday, rain chances (finally) return to the Coastal Bend next week.

5 days ago | kristv.com | Bill Alexander

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — A series of upper-level disturbances will bring showers and thunderstorms to the Coastal Bend Sunday through Thursday of next week. Residents may be blessed with a half to more than an inch of rain. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWThe beach and coastal waters will be tempting today, but beware rough bays and rip currents. All the humidity will combine with upper-air instability to return rain chances next week.
The island's Seashore Charter Schools rely on community support from Whoop It Up fundraiser

5 days ago | kristv.com | Erin Holly

The Seashore Charter School system has been serving island families for three decades, offering a unique learning environment without charging tuition. April 26, 2025 marks Seashore's 16th annual "Whoop It Up" with Pearls and Cocktails. “Seashore has, without a doubt, instilled learning in our children. We’ve had five of our seven children go here. Our sons were the first students that ever went here, which was about 30 years ago," said Jackson.
EASTER FORECAST: This windy weekend will bring scattered t-showers on Sunday

6 days ago | kristv.com | Stefanie Lauber

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Happy Fri-YAY! WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWA Wind Advisory will be in effect from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.Moderate fire danger this weekend (2 out of 5)T-showers expect on Easter SundayWinds will be very 'disrespectful' again today. Sustained winds will come from the south-southeast 20-30 mph, gusting around 40 mph for much of the afternoon. A Wind Advisory is in effect as these strong winds can move loose objects, make driving difficult, and snap small tree limbs.
Robstown fights flooding with sandbag program ahead of hurricane season

6 days ago | kristv.com | Tyrese Boone

ROBSTOWN, Texas — Hurricane season is just a month away, and the city of Robstown is taking proactive steps to help residents prepare for potential storms and flooding. Studies show that 4,426 properties in Robstown are at risk of flooding, representing a staggering 88.5% of all properties in the area. To combat this threat, the city is working with Public Works and Nueces County Drainage District 2 to distribute sandbags to residents.