Water passthrough agreement under review amid drought
Corpus Christi reservoirs sit at 14% capacity as officials work to update a 1995 water passthrough agreement with the state.
Local vet: Some pet meds already protect against screwworm
A Corpus Christi veterinarian says pet owners should check their animals for wounds, and around the eyes, nose and ears, where larvae may be present.
Rockport wastewater plant overflows after heavy rainfall
A Rockport wastewater plant overflowed 400,000 gallons of untreated sewage Monday after heavy rain overwhelmed the facility.
Fun things to do in Corpus Christi area June 18 through June 21
Not sure what to do this weekend? There are plenty of fun things to check out in the Coastal Bend area, whether it's with family, friends, a romantic partner or just yourself. Here's what the Caller-Times thinks you should attend: Spend the day with your pop: Here are things to do with Dad for Father's Day in Corpus Ch
DP World enters negotiations to develop container terminal at Port of Corpus Christi
DP World has entered into an exclusive negotiation agreement for a long-term lease to develop and operate a container terminal at the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas. The agreement marks a key step toward expanding containerized cargo capabilities at one of the United States’ busiest ports, positioning Corpus Christi to
Robstown street floods every time it rains, residents say
Robstown residents say Louisa and Kansas streets flood every time it rains and fear more storms could make it worse.
St. Paul residents still dealing with flooding despite recent progress
Residents in St. Paul say flooding remains an issue in low-lying areas, though some progress has been made on drainage improvements since heavy rain last month flooded homes, roads, and properties.
GCGV earns four state safety, service awards
A regional company recently earned a host of awards related to safety and service to the communities they’re involved in, taking home four different statewide awards. On June 16, Gregory-based Gulf Coast Growth Ventures announced the company has received four awards during the 2026 Texas Chemistry Council Safety Awards
Corpus Christi veteran fighting cancer continues to lead and inspire
Matthew Montgomery completed deployments to Iraq. Today, he trains future emergency responders. Even cancer can't slow him down. "We're still fighting through it, but staying positive," he said.
Nueces County opens cooling centers amid extreme South Texas heat
Nueces County cooling centers open June 17-18 as heat index values near 120°F. Free CCRTA rides available to all locations.

















