NCSO officers compete for DelMar Regional Academy spots
Over the past two days, Nueces County Sheriff's Office correction officers took part in a selection process to earn a place in the upcoming DelMar Regional Academy. The process uses a point system that includes a physical fitness test, firearms qualification, academic exam, and interview.
Beachcombing report: A boat without a crew on the Texas shore
This boat without a crew was recently found washed up on the Texas coast. How did it get there?
One Juvenile male shot, another arrested in Treyway apartment shooting
When officers arrived, they found a juvenile male with a gunshot wound and immediately began administering first aid. When medics arrived, he was transported to the hospital.
Celebrate National Pi Day at one of these Corpus Christi pizzerias
March 14 is National Pi Day, and while some may think of desserts when they hear "pi," others might think of pizza pies. Pi Day is an annual celebration of the mathematical constant π, or pi. Pi Day is observed on March 14 because 3, 1 and 4 are the first three digits of pi. There are several pizzerias in Corpus...
Fun things to do in Corpus Christi area March 12 through March 15
Not sure what to do this weekend? There's 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: Follow the law: Burn ban in effect for Nueces County for 60 days ahead of spring break...
Inside the Story of the Only Owner of a 1-Million-Mile Honda Accord V6
A Texas driver’s 2003 Honda Accord surpassed 1 million miles after nearly two decades of daily use delivering vital medical supplies. With careful maintenance and dedication, the reliable sedan helped save lives—and is still going strong at over 1.1 million miles.
Chapa wins $198 million verdict against attacker and family
A jury in San Patricio County awarded Kristene Chapa $198 million in her civil case against David Strickland, his father and Taft Pharmacy.
Corpus Christi undocumented immigrant leaves U.S. after ICE detention tied to local law enforcement
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A Corpus Christi man has returned to Mexico after being detained by local deputies participating in a federal immigration enforcement partnership that critics say expands federal authority to local law enforcement. Adrian Vigil, a 38-year-old roofer originally from Mexico, chose to self-deport...
Three C.C. council members request discussion on petition to recall Guajardo
On Wednesday, Council Members Carolyn Vaughn, Gil Hernandez, and Eric Cantu submitted a Council Action Request to City Secretary Rebecca Huerta.
Cinemark bringing new Gamescape entertainment center to Corpus Christi
Cinemark is building a stand-alone Gamescape FEC in Corpus Christi with bowling, laser tag, arcade games, and dining. Opening targeted for December 2026.
