KZTV-TV (Corpus Christi, TX)

KZTV is a television station that broadcasts on virtual and VHF digital channel 10, affiliated with both CBS and Telemundo. It is based in Corpus Christi, Texas, and is owned by SagamoreHill Broadcasting from Augusta, Georgia. The station operates under a shared services agreement (SSA) with the E. W. Scripps Company. KZTV is a sister station to KRIS-TV, which is affiliated with NBC and CW+, and K22JA-D, a low-power station that is also affiliated with Telemundo and operates independently. Both KZTV and KRIS-TV share their studio facilities on Artesian Street in downtown Corpus Christi, while KZTV's transmission tower is situated between the towns of Petronila and Robstown.

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English

Television

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Global

#1618518

United States

#391835

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#4991

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EASTER FORECAST: This windy weekend will bring scattered t-showers on Sunday

6 days ago | kztv10.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.
Popular Corpus Christi park entrances have a new look this Easter

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Shane Rackley

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Visitors to two popular Corpus Christi parks will need to navigate new entrance patterns due to ongoing construction projects. The Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation Department announced entrance changes at West Guth Park and Labonte Park. At West Guth Park, located at 9700 Up River Road, a new roundabout has been implemented at the main entrance starting Friday, April 18. Visitors are encouraged to follow directional signage when entering the park.
Kingsville ISD officially accepts Superintendent Cissy Reynolds-Perez's retirement request

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Tyrese Boone

The Kingsville Independent School District officially accepted Superintendent Cissy Reynolds-Perez's request to retire at their school board meeting on Wednesday. The superintendent sent a letter to staff regarding her retirement request on Sunday. In her letter, she mentioned the loss of family members led her to reflect on her own daily life. Perez had been with Kingsville ISD since 2020.
Mathis ISD and Taft ISD working together following incident at Softball championship game

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Adam Beam

MATHIS, Tx — Mathis Independent School District (ISD) and Taft ISD are collaborating to investigate an altercation that occurred during Tuesday night’s varsity softball game. Tuesday's game was the UIL 3A District 29 championship. “We’re working with Taft ISD, reviewing footage and statements to piece together a comprehensive picture of everything that occurred," Mathis ISD Superintendent Todd White told KRIS 6.
Rally Night Parade at Buc Days 2025: Everything you need to know about the big parade

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Myra Sanchez

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — Aye, mateys, arrrrr you ready for the big Rally Night Parade at Buc Days? City work crews are already starting to prepare for the big parade. This year, the Buc Days Stadium Show will begin at 7 p.m. at Buc Stadium with the parade beginning at 8 p.m. For those who plan to watch the parade from the route, this year's parade will begin on Leopard Street just outside Buccaneer Stadium and will head down Leopard Street towards Port Avenue.
City's Animal Care Services assessment delayed, cost increases by over $80,000

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Alexis Scott

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A comprehensive assessment of the city's Animal Care Services that was scheduled to be delivered to city leaders last November has been delayed. The contract has been extended for another year, and costs have risen by more than $80,000. The assessment, which is the first of its kind for the department, was commissioned nearly a year and a half ago to protect the community and find solutions to improve animal care operations.
Southside Mexican restaurant bracing for summer's tomato tariff impact

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Makaylah Chavez

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — To-may-toes, to-mah-toes, however you want to say it, it’s about to be more expensive with a tariff taking aim at everything from salads to salsa. Tomatoes will likely be more expensive this summer as most tomatoes from Mexico will face the tariff of just over 20%. One local restaurant, La Tequila Mexican Restaurant and Bar, is getting ready to feel the hit. They rely on tomatoes for pretty much everything on their menu and use close to 200 lbs of tomatoes in a week.
Corpus Christi launches new water dashboard amid drought concerns

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Suzanne Stevens

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi unveiled a new online dashboard designed to give neighbors real-time information about the city's water supply amid ongoing drought concerns. The interactive tool displays critical data, including reservoir levels, current water usage, and how close the city is to implementing stricter drought restrictions.
City of Taft looking to hire John S. Galvan as new interim Police Chief

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Adam Beam

The Taft City Council voted Tuesday to authorize City Manager Ryan Smith to hire a new interim police chief. Following an unscheduled executive session, the council voted unanimously to allow Smith to pursue John S. Galvan for the interim position. Galvan, a Mathis native, most recently served as chief deputy for the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office. According to a post by the department, Galvan has 50 years of law enforcement experience.
Water Safety Coalition Task Force continues its mission to prevent drownings

1 week ago | kztv10.com | Victoria Balderrama

MATHIS, Texas — While Lake Corpus Christi's water remains low, the newly formed Water Safety Coalition Task Force continues its mission to prevent drownings. “We want to have at least 100 to 150 life vests on hand for the public to use,” Mathis City Manager, Cedric Davis said. The coalition task force has collected hundreds of vests for toddlers, children and adults.