As of this week, La Niña is ending and Texas is on El Niño watch: But what does that really mean for Austin?

Corpus Christi could run out of water next year, with Texas Gov. Abbott saying he’ll take control of the city. Can he do that?

Source: Yes, Texas can take over Corpus Christi as Abbott has threatened to | SAN

Some say the coastal bend may hit a water emergency as soon as May.

Source: Corpus Christi may run out of water sooner than expected. What to know | mySA

Zanoni addressed the media Friday, saying Corpus Christi will not run out of water, while outlining permit efforts and potential Level 1 emergency surcharges.

Source: City Manager Peter Zanoni addresses some water concerns in news conference | KRIS 6

A contentious groundwater project from the City of Corpus Christi that would be in San Patricio County has continued to spark controversy.

Source: Contention remains regarding Evangeline Groundwater Project | southtexasnews.com

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (Nexstar) — When Peter Zanoni took over as the city manager of Corpus Christi seven years ago, he said the city “needed a lot of things addressed immediately.”

Source: Corpus Christi City Manager speaks on water issues | KXAN

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Governor Greg Abbott is criticizing how Corpus Christi city leaders have handled the city’s ongoing water crisis and says the state may need to step in.

Source: Governor Greg Abbott has promised state help for our water crisis in the past | KRIS 6

The Smackover Formation, once rich with oil, is now being hailed as containing some of the purest lithium brine in the world.

Corpus Christi faces a historic water crisis as reservoirs hit record lows. City officials are pushing a $1B infrastructure plan while Governor Abbott warns of potential state intervention.

Source: Corpus Christi braces for massive water crisis | FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth

Scathing remarks by Gov. Greg Abbott on Corpus Christi leadership in the water crisis have been met by officials with both understanding and pushback.

Source: Corpus Christi leaders respond after governor’s criticism on water | Caller-Times