Eviction raises questions about man’s authority over properties
A recent eviction is raising questions about a Corpus Christi man's legal authority to control nine rental properties tied to a dead man's estate.
Up to 100,000 people attend the Buc Days Night Parade and Stadium Show
Between 80,000 and 100,000 people attended the Buc Days Night Parade and Stadium Show in Corpus Christi this past Saturday.
Testing finds toxic metals in Tesla wastewater from South Texas lithium refinery
Independent testing found contaminants not included in lithium refinery's state wastewater permit, raising questions about oversight.
Corpus Christi fire linked to squatting raises awareness of new Texas anti-squatter laws
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A vacant Corpus Christi property with reported squatting activity went up in flames Sunday, renewing concerns about illegal occupancy — and what neighbors can do when they spot it. Fire raises concerns about vacant homes. Corpus Christi firefighters quickly knocked down a blaze at...
Corpus Christi mayor adds 5 councilmembers to lawsuit seeking to block removal process
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi Mayor Paulette Guajardo has added five members of the City Council in an ongoing lawsuit to block her removal from office. In a court filing submitted on April 23, Guajardo has now added the council members calling for her removal listed on the document as:
Laser Sharp Crafts Vendor Mall opens on Ayers Street, celebrating local creativity
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A new small business officially opened its doors on Saturday off Ayers Street, marking the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Laser Sharp Crafts Vendor Mall. Owner Destiny Solis, a Latina entrepreneur, West Oso salutatorian, and University of Texas at Austin graduate, says the venture...
Carroll Lane reconstruction project on the agenda for Tuesday’s council meeting
City council will vote Tuesday on a nearly $6 million contract to rebuild Carroll Lane between SPID and Holly Road using 2022 bond funds.
See Coastal Bend groups in Buc Days night parade on Leopard Street
More than 100 organizations and entities marched down Leopard Street for the Buc Days Rally Night Parade in Corpus Christi on April 25. Parade marchers waved to crowd members, did the viral "6-7" gesture, played rock-paper-scissors, threw goodies and danced while people cheered them on. Arrrgh you ready? Here's your guide to Buc Days 2026 in the Coastal Bend The carnival...
Caller-Times wins journalism honors from Texas Managing Editors
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times won several statewide journalism awards recognizing its work in 2025. The awards were announced during the Texas Managing Editors Convention in El Paso on April 25 and 26. The Caller-Times competed in Class 2A, which includes print publications that publish at least four times per week. Education reporter Olivia Garrett won first place in the Star Reporter of...
Corpus Christi getting negative press over ongoing water crisis
Corpus Christi's water crisis gains national attention as a Yahoo News article highlights the city's five-year drought and water use restrictions.
