When you move to a new city, you're not only getting a new job and new friends but also a new environment. All that time you spent getting to know your old city will be of no use to you now when everything is different. To help you get to know your new location, the online flyer printing circulars might help, but the best way to get in the know fast is to watch, read, or listen to the local news. If you're moving to Corpus Christi, Texas, here's where you'll want to go to get the local news.
Television
If you prefer to get your local news from the television, there are several stations you can tune into to see what's happening and which local companies are offering deals on vacuum pump systems. The local NBC affiliate is KRIS, which is channel 6. KIII is the ABC affiliate for the area and is channel 3 in Corpus Christi. KEDT is the public broadcasting channel, it controls channel 16, and the UPN affiliate is KTOV, which operates on channel 21. And finally there's KZTV, the CBS affiliate, on channel 10.
Radio
If you prefer to listen to your news, perhaps while you're driving to work or while you're at work, there are over a dozen stations you can tune into. KEYS 1440 AM and KKTX 1360 are all news and talk radio shows if you don't want any music (you'll still get ads for custom license plate frames though). KUNO 1400 is a Spanish station, for those who prefer to listen in that language. KSIX 1230 AM is all sports while KKLM 88.7 FM has a religious bent. KZFM 95.5 is the Top 40 station.
Newspaper
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times is the local newspaper for Corpus Christi and the surrounding area, and you can buy it in almost any local store or have it delivered to your home. The paper focuses mainly on local news and statewide Texas news, but you can also get national, international, entertainment, sporting, and business news as well. Likely front page stories will be on new on demand hot water heaters being installed in the community center rather than an earthquake in China.
Online
To browse local Corpus Christi news on the web, you can visit www.caller.com, which has everything that's in the newspaper and more, or you can go directly to the source of decisions on xray protection for hospitals and visit the city's official webpage at www.cctexas.com.
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