6 Things to Know: Deadly Crosstown crash, Go Red for Women luncheon
Good morning, Coastal Bend! Here's a look at the 6 things you need to know before you walk out the door this Thursday morning.
The Only City in America Hoping for a Hurricane
Even in its frontier days, when it was a camp for General Zachary Taylor’s forces defending the border of newly annexed Texas, there was barely enough water in Corpus Christi to go around. The Tejanos, Americanos, and old Spanish ranchers crazy (or unlucky) enough to settle on the edge of this growing empire survived b
Former students remember history teacher Robert Parks
Corpus Christi remembers history teacher Robert Parks, whose 33-year career and lasting legacy touched thousands of lives.
Corpus Christi names interim finance director, health dept restructures
Corpus Christi names Clarissa Johnson interim finance director and restructures its Health District after two assistant directors resign.
Pet of the Week: Bartholomew
Bartholomew may feel anxious at first, but once he gets comfortable, his silly and playful personality truly shines.
Corpus Christi water customers will soon be able to track real-time usage online
City Manager Peter Zanoni says a new website will allow customers to monitor their water usage during their billing cycle.
Fun things to do in Corpus Christi area May 14 through May 17
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: Get ready to run: Here's when to register for, watch 2026 Beach to Bay Relay Marathon May
CCISD proposes bell schedule changes for middle and elementary schools
"I don't think CCISD is taking into account that our lives don't begin and end around the bell." A local mother reacts to potential school schedule changes at CCISD middle and elementary schools.
Be skeptical of data centers | Letter to the editor
Hut 8, the company scouting a data center site in Nueces County , needs to provide more information on their operation for the county to get on board. Aside from the fact that these data centers are huge water-and-electricity vampires, we’ve seen these inflated employment figures and promises of company self-sufficien
City Council members asked not to take part in mayor removal hearing
At least one motion has already been filed ahead of a pretrial hearing scheduled for Corpus Christi Mayor Paulette Guajardo’s removal proceedings — this one, in part, requesting that half of the City Council members who would be “judge and jury” in the case either recuse themselves or be disqualified. Four of the sitti
