We're broadcasting from the Sparkling City by the Sea and talking all things Corpus — including about ongoing issues surrounding the water supply, but also the city's music scene and marine wildlife.

If you’re lucky enough to spot a blue dragon on the beach, enjoy the rare encounter; just admire it from a safe distance, ...

The Oregon coast is an iconic 362-mile stretch of shoreline where the dramatic meeting of land and sea creates a landscape ...

A woman has described her delight at finding more than 40 pieces of Victorian pottery while beachcombing.

About midway through the ride, something unusual appeared ahead of me, the unmistakable shape of a boat sitting where no boat ...

Strangely enough, washed-up boats aren’t that rare along our stretch of coast. Each year I come across several. Sometimes it’s engine trouble. Other times, a wave over the bow, sudden weather or ...

The Newport Public Library is presenting the program “Beachcombing 101: From Agates to Zeolites” with author K.T. Myers, aka “The Rock Doc.” ...

Who else misses simple downtime that doesn’t involve a screen? No feeds, no notifications, no same old nonsense reels. Just a shoreline, a slow walk, and the small thrill of spotting something curious ...

The 40th Beachcombers and Glass Float Expo took place at the Ocean Shores Convention Center this past weekend. The Expo serves as the unofficial kick-off to spring festival season. Despite gloomy ...

John Anderson, a retired plumber from Forks, Washington, changes unsuspecting waste items into beautiful pieces of art.

The Beachcombing Report is written by Jace Tunnell, the Director of Community Engagement for the Harte Research Institue at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.