Corpus Christi, TX News

• Corpus Christi, TX News
• Corpus Christi ISD cancels special meeting to discuss commencement
• Corpus Christi man killed by hit-and-run driver early Tuesday
• Mathis ISD locked down Tuesday morning after rifle stolen from Parks and Wildlife vehicle
• Couple set to retire after delivering the Caller-Times for 20 years
• Voters finally get chance to cast ballots today in Texas primaries
• 2012 graduates: Calallen High School
• 2012 graduates: Freer High School
• 2012 graduates: Flour Bluff High School
• 2012 graduates: Annapolis High School
• 2012 graduares: Agua Dulce High School
• Thousands honor veterans at Memorial Day ceremonies in Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi City Council to have first look Tuesday at a new city budget
• CCISD trustees to discuss commencement participation policy
• US Senate race headlines Tuesday's Texas primary slate
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 05.28.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 05.28.12
• Obituaries: 05.28.12
• Coastal Bend reunions: 05.28.12
• Corpus Christi police write hundreds of tickets during annual seat belt law campaign
• Flour Bluff seventh-grader competes in Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington D.C. this week
• Memorial Day Golf Shoot Out aims to help USO of South Texas
• Coastal Bend Purple Heart recipient honors fellow soldiers, helps install Purple Heart Trail signs
• Corpus Christi police: Man shoots teenager in head with BB gun
• Mathis High School graduate named Gates Millennium Scholar
• London School closes the books on first freshman year
• Two Corpus Christi teams place in top 10 at Destination ImagiNation Global Finals
• Obituaries: 05.27.2012
• Consultants make recommendations on how to make American Bank Center neighborhood more pedestrian friendly
• Primary voters a rare sight at early voting locations
• Corpus Christi natives' sandwich shop in Austin will be featured on Food Network and Travel Channel
• Long at odds with rain, San Patricio County looks for answers
• Missing Corpus Christi toddler found with grandmother
• Coastal Bend military notes: 05.26.12
• RTA considers ferry service from downtown Corpus Christi to Port Aransas
• District clerk asks Commissioners Court for nearly $60,000 she says was taken from budget
• Former Zumba instructor with cancer encourages Hispanics to donate bone marrow
• Corpus Christi police search for man who used counterfeit money at bowling alley
• Duval County sheriff's deputy accused of conspiracy to transport cocaine appears in federal court
• Low turnout marks early voting in Nueces County
• Deal reached in Time Warner, Cordillera Communications dispute; channels to return by midnight
• 3D movie at Lexington Museum on the Bay
• Authorities, businesses brace for thousands of visitors this weekend
• Corpus Christi police unveil new organizational chart; captain promoted to commander
• Small fire contained Friday aboard Lexington Museum on the Bay
• Corpus Christi fire department on scene of small fire on USS Lexington
• Nueces County Medical Examiner's Office identifies man who drowned off Ocean Drive
• What's for lunch: Raw video
• Nueces County losing workers to Eagle Ford Shale jobs
• Farm-to-Market Road 892 project completed by TxDOT
• Suspected beer burglar escapes Corpus Christi police chase despite flat tire
• Young siblings without seat belts killed in Bee County crash
• Action-packed aviation film debuts Thursday night at Lexington Museum on the Bay
• Judges work to implement online jury system in all Nueces County courts
• U.S. attorney's office: Corpus Christi gang member sentenced to life in prison Thursday
• Corpus Christi police: 28-year-old man drowns Thursday night off Ocean Drive
• Nueces County Jail passes Texas Commission on Jail Standards inspection
• Woman, 24, indicted Thursday in connection with death of niece in rollover wreck last year
• Six sentenced in federal court Thursday for transporting undocumented immigrants
• Tort reformers, trial lawyers pour cash into House District 43 primaries
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: May 28-June 3
• Six men suspected of seeking sex from undercover Corpus Christi officer
• Corpus Christi police: Shooter and pistol owner found with gun after shots were heard
• Master plan for Corpus Christi parks unveiled Wednesday during public meeting
• Proposed FEMA flood maps could alter downtown Corpus Christi
• Flint Hills nears completion of oil dock at former Naval Station Ingleside
• Former Refugio police chief, baptist preacher, pleads guilty to misuse of funds
• Corpus Christi police: Teen assaulted Tuesday after canceling order at taco stand
• Former Corpus Christi attorney, employee sentenced in barratry case
• Former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert: Solutions getting lost in U.S. Senate race
• Nueces County District Clerk's Office looks to partner with A&M-Corpus Christi to keep office updated
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to seven years in prison for beating homeless man in 2007
• Corpus Christi police arrest man in middle of robbery
• Nueces County beach erosion plan better than most of Texas, officials say
• What's for lunch: Video you have to see to believe
• Corpus Christi Longhorn restaurants file lawsuit against national chain with similar name and logo
• TxDOT closes SPID ramp to NAS Drive until 4 p.m. Wednesday
• Vehicle hits railroad bridge in Mathis, TxDOT reports
• Corpus Christi street maintenance plan to be ready by the end of June
• Corpus Christi police to announce summer crime initiative Wednesday
• RTA to operate on Memorial Day on a Sunday schedule
• Wanted sex offender apprehended Tuesday in Corpus Christi by U.S. Marshals
• Rockport residents oppose changes to beach at meeting Tuesday night
• Sinton council appoints Eloy Lopez mayor, Councilwoman Linda Guzman-Alaniz mayor pro-tem
• City Council approves concrete for new Staples Street construction
• Aransas Pass police officer on desk duty during investigation into allegations of misconduct
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested on outstanding theft warrant after officers respond to home burglary
• Coastal Bend Destination ImagiNation teams head to Global Finals in Knoxville
• Corpus Christi police arrest woman Tuesday on suspicion of intoxication manslaughter in 2011 fatal wreck
• Corpus Christi police catch man accused of exposing himself at Del Mar
• Federal appeals court rules against Texas in Open Beaches Act case
• Kleberg County officials: Man's body found with severed leg after vehicle pursuit
• 2 Falfurrias men sentenced to prison in smuggling chase that ended in woman's death
• Corpus Christi City Council gives unanimous vote to Schlitterbahn incentives
• Live from Corpus Christi City Council: Staples St. work
• Woman killed in SPID crash Tuesday identified
• Corpus Christi police looking for 4 men with felony warrants
• TxDOT: Lane closures continue Tuesday around US 77, state highway 44
• Building fire Tuesday morning near Interstate 37
• Missing Sinton man found, police say
• Houston man gets 24 years for meth possession
• State agency discusses U.S. Highway 77, Transportation Improvement Program plans in Robstown
• City sets public meetings Wednesday, Thursday to discuss master parks plan
• Jim Wells County property owners question chief appraiser about steep increases at Monday meeting
• Port Aransas man sentenced Monday to six years in prison for possession of child pornography
• Former Portland planning commissioner sentenced to prison Monday on solicitation charges
• Corpus Christi police: Man robs laundromat at gunpoint Monday
• Kleberg County looks for $2.4M to meet budget
• Coastal Bend residents are treated to a rare astronomical event
• Corpus Christi police seek man who stole $240 worth of cookware from department store Friday
• TxDOT: Access to NAS Corpus Christi from SPID closed for cavity in road
• Corpus Christi police: Teen and uncle attack neighbor with knife, machete
• Glossbrenner to be buried in Texas State Cemetery
• David Loeb announces run for second Corpus Christi city council term
• Gov. Perry renews disaster proclamation extending drought emergency
• Giant gorilla stolen from car dealer lot may have been found
• Two teens arrested after man reports items stolen from truck
• When man answers stolen cell phone, Corpus Christi police make arrests
• Sinton man missing, police seek public's help
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 05.21.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 05.21.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 05.21.12
• Coastal Bend reunions: 05.21.12
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 05.21.12
• Lighthouse helping one man see life better
• Incarnate Word Academy fourth, fifth graders win history essay contests
• City Council to vote on Staples Street construction contract
• Former State Rep. Ernestine Glossbrenner dead at 79
• Premont ISD receives two more donations totaling $35,000
• Obituaries: 05.20.12
• Driscoll Children's Hospital will clarify its fundraising expenses
• Mary Helen Berlanga to leave state board, continue her passion for law, education
• Corpus Christi police launch crackdown on speeders
• Heavy rains bring spike in Corpus Christi mosquitoes
• Corpus Christi bayfront bacteria to be addressed
• Heat, humidity overcome 1,050 runners in Beach to Bay Relay Marathon
• Coastal Bend military notes: 05.19.12
• Environmental Protection Agency: More study needed for uranium mining permit near Goliad
• Judge: Uranium mining company can resume Kleberg County operations after cleaning groundwater
• Hillcrest residents, Corpus Christi workers break bread and work to build a better relationship
• One man arrested for crash that sends two men sent to hospital Friday
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after colliding with van Friday morning
• Hinojosa: Tiered windstorm rates 'taxation without representation'
• Weather forecast by the hour: Expect a hot, sunny Beach to Bay run
• Bank account set up for Robstown man whose house burned in fire
• Man jumps from moving vehicle during chase involving Corpus Christi police
• RTA invites public to comment about service at workshops next week
• Computer, human error led to inflated property values in Jim Wells County
• Necropsy results show dolphin died of bacterial infection
• Nueces County works to improve parking at courthouse
• Corpus Christi-area unemployment dips to 6.1 percent
• Corpus Christi police: Man found passed out at wheel in left lane of SPID
• Nueces County Commissioners talking 2012-13 budget
• At least three vehicle in Kingsville burglarized overnight, police say
• Man struck by vehicle on Leopard, sustains serious injuries Friday
• This weekend has Billie Jean, a beer garden and Beach to Bay fun
• Assistant city manager finalists attend informal meeting with business leaders, elected officials
• State architectural licensing board rejects proposed settlements for CCISD architect team
• Corpus Christi police: Man seen walking with stolen bench arrested
• Corpus Christi police: Chase ends Thursday when man strikes tree with vehicle
• Corpus Christi man indicted on intoxication manslaughter charge in Port Aransas man's death
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested after stealing gas from church van Thursday
• Corpus Christi, state officials run mock medical evacuation to prepare for hurricane season
• Local windstorm insurance board member, legislators, against rate increase
• Corpus Christi police: 2 air-conditioning units burglarized as homeowner slept
• Corpus Christi police arrest woman street racing early Thursday
• Valls announces his bid for District 5 City Council seat
• Citgo commits $1.5 million to help Hillcrest community
• Storm debris cleanup in northwest Corpus Christi could cost $500K
• 4 teens detained by Corpus Christi police after attacking 2 men, crashing stolen vehicle
• Corpus Christi police officer injured in traffic accident
• CCISD announces graduation schedule
• Work on light at Staples, Williams Thursday will slow traffic
• Deadline nears for public feedback about $117M Schlitterbahn incentive
• Corpus Christi assistant city manager finalists hail from Kansas City, Mo., Allen and Laredo
• Border Patrol agents from Falfurrias station rescue two Honduran nationals Wednesday from brush
• Those closest to Carlos DeLuna case say Columbia Human Rights study doesn't raise new questions
• Mock hurricane evacuation drill planned Thursday along Interstate 37
• Appointed Dist. 1 Corpus Christi Councilman Kelley Allen to seek election in November
• Fundraising begins for Fallen Heroes Memorial in Nueces County
• Father of Corpus Christi murder suspect also charged after TV confession
• Corpus Christi police seek help for 2 mothers with purses taken in pair auto burglaries
• Military members to get national parks pass free for a year
• TxDOT crews make final push on Carbon Plant Road project
• Things to do today: 05.16.12
• Residents at final unveiling support design concept for Destination Bayfront
• Made in Texas: Perry says films a growing export of state economy
• CCISD to recognize first-in-family graduates at ceremony Wednesday night
• Long-awaited design for Shoreline Boulevard realignment to move forward
• Weather officials: Nearly half an inch of rain falls Tuesday near Corpus Christi
• Sinton City Councilman unsuccessfully tries to block swearing in of council members
• Corpus Christi police investigate counterfeit checks used to buy generators
• Corpus Christi police seek man who stole women's bluejeans, shorts
• Corpus Christi police officer swims into surf, rescues stranded kayaker off Mustang Island
• City resolution asking for $1.50 vehicle registration hike moves to Nueces County commissioners
• Tractor trailer accident creates traffic mess on South Padre Island Drive
• Deputies list robbery as motive for killing in Kleberg County
• Weather officials receive funnel cloud reports near Odem, Aransas Pass
• Columbia Human Rights Law Review releases study on Corpus Christi man executed in 1989
• Gregory councilman's bid for mayor a success
• Corpus Christi Parking Control officers start booting cars Tuesday for unpaid parking citations
• Live from Corpus Christi City Council: Destination Bayfront design
• Corpus Christi police say man stabbed by burglar while sleeping in his car
• 2012 Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi spring graduates
• Corpus Christi police closed I-37 northbound for Tuesday morning accident
• Relay for Life event meets goals
• Vacation Station Youth Camps offered
• Coastal Bend Business Plan Competition finalists offer their ideas to panel of judges
• Authorities investigate suspected homicide Monday in Kleberg County
• Judge intends to send Las Brisas air quality permit back for agency review, according to letter
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected auto burglar nabbed Monday wanted on Austin warrant
• Corpus Christi ISD projects $2.3M shortfall in initial budget workshop
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees hear plan for crossing guards, volunteers next year
• Leaders: Corpus Christi should go after the opportunity to redevelop bayfront land
• Rider survey reveals passengers concerned about timeliness of RTA bus routes
• Ceremony serves to remember 21 fallen Coastal Bend peace officers
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested Sunday after woman found padlocked in house
• Woodsboro man flown to Corpus Christi hospital after leg trapped in auger in grain silo
• Corpus Christi pilot, part of WWII bombing group over Japan, dies Sunday at age 93
• Kingsville ISD voters elect two new school board members
• Storms could bring half inch of rain to Coastal Bend Tuesday
• Beeville incumbent keeps seat; voters approve sales tax
• Corpus Christi man fatally shot Sunday accused of threatening ex-girlfriend hours before his death
• Woman who died after she fell out of vehicle that ran her over identified
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 05.14.12
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: May 14-20
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 05.14.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 05.14.12
• Coastal Bend reunions: 05.14.12
• Obituaries: 05.14.12
• Early voting starts May 14; here are our recommendations
• Partners race to put marathon relay in place for 15,000 this year
• Coastal Bend county, city officials plan week of hurricane exercises
• Police: Woman falls out of van, then run over by it
• Ray High School math team know the winning formula for success
• City Council to give feedback Tuesday on new design for Shoreline Boulevard realignment
• Hundreds attend grand opening of Corpus Christi's downtown water park Hurricane Alley
• Corpus Christi police: Man dies from multiple gunshot wounds
• Las Doñas de la Corte reception caps off coronation night
• Del Mar College Foundation's 'Bernie's Famous Crawfish Boil' offers spicy fun
• Helmet may have saved motorcyclist in lunchtime crunch
• Obituaries: 05.13.12
• New Congressional District 27 brings packed primary field to challenge incumbent Blake Farenthold
• Congressional District 27 Republican primary: Roberts brings youth to race
• Congressional District 27 Democratic primary: Junaid says more problem solvers needed
• Congressional District 27 Republican primary: Farenthold campaigns in new district
• Congressional District 27 Democratic primary: McDonald seeks to build consensus
• Congressional District 27 Democratic primary: Harrison says Farenthold can't relate
• Congressional District 27 Democratic primary: Trevino vows to fight for students, middle-class Americans
• Congressional District 27 Republican primary: Grunwald wants to limit federal government
• Congressional District 27 Republican primary: God and country anchor Middlebrook's message
• Mom's the word: Wood River Elementary third-graders honor mothers
• Aransas Pass ISD $28M bond for upgrades fails
• Robstown resident dies in wreck
• Beeville election results delayed
• Corpus Christi police eye video cameras for fleet's patrol cars, motorcycles
• Port Aransas residents vote to block vendors on the beach
• Aquarius Street extension open
• Flare not a concern, local emergency planners say
• Coastal Bend military notes: 05.12.12
• City Manager Ron Olson passes one-year mark with praise, sets goals for the future
• Nueces County sheriff Democratic primary: Valencia hopes to draw on past law enforcement experience
• Nueces County sheriff Democratic primary: Mendoza points to numerous roles in law enforcement
• Middlebrook ad slams Farenthold on Agent Orange claim
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi's first two mechanical engineering graduates reflect on studies
• Nueces County lifts burn ban
• Corpus Christi police celebrate graduation of 70th police academy
• Port Aransas voters consider beach vendor referendum
• Corpus Christi man realizes mother's dream, becomes lawyer
• Storms give Coastal Bend farmers mixed blessing of rain, hail and wind damage
• Nueces County sheriff's deputies seize 100 pounds of marijuana Friday on Interstate 37
• Storms push Hurricane Alley water park opening to Sunday
• Storms topple trees, overturn tanker truck and knock out power to about 15,000
• Tuloso-Midway, Taft ISDs cancel classes Friday
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi trap and skeet club to offer concealed handgun class on campus
• Storms topple trees, overturn tanker truck and knock out power to about 15,000
• Road work on Chaparral today
• 2012 Del Mar College spring graduates
• Del Mar College Fire Academy honors 25 graduates Thursday
• Corpus Christi police: Woman taken to jail Wednesday after striking man on scooter in Flour Bluff
• Donations continue to flow in and buoy spirits in the long-struggling Premont ISD
• Law Day speaker: budget cuts, case loads on the rise
• Severe weather headed to South Texas, tornado watches and warnings in effect
• District judge throws out lawsuit about Sinton wind turbine dispute
• Kingsville family's home destroyed by fire
• Corpus Christi fire officials suspect arson in overnight business blaze
• Man arrested for marijuana possession, found on stranger's porch
• Corpus Christi police release image of thief
• Former British Prime Minister says Westerners should stand up for, not apologize, for their values
• Corpus Christi police: Permit needed for protests over death of former Flour Bluff student
• Corpus Christi police: Motorcyclist struck Wednesday by suspected drunken driver in Flour Bluff
• Man arrested Tuesday after standoff with authorities at Aransas Pass mobile home park
• Blair: However difficult, engagement must continue to secure whole world
• Corpus Christi launches Q&A website about proposed Schlitterbahn incentives
• Stripes LLC and Susser Holdings Corp. give $1 million to Driscoll Children's Hospital
• Nueces County approves burn ban after drought index rises
• Councilman Mark Scott steps away from Schlitterbahn discussion
• Flour Bluff skatepark cinched Wednesday with new donation
• Nueces County commissioners approve medical examiners services contract for Aransas County
• Eagle Ford Shale activity generates $25 billion in 2011, study finds
• Nueces County expects draft agreement on ADA compliance in about two months
• Corpus Christi police: Man robbed at gunpoint, slashed
• Pedestrian struck on SPID Wednesday morning
• Five candidates vying for District 2 State Board of Education seat
• Texas economy building but health costs, regulation threaten growth, state Comptroller says
• Susser Holdings Corp. joins Fortune 500 list
• State Board of Education District 2 question and answer: Veronica Anzaldua, Republican
• State Board of Education District 2 question and answer: Laurie J. Turner, Republican
• State Board of Education District 2 question and answer: Celeste Zepeda Sanchez, Democrat
• State Board of Education District 2 question and answer: Ruben Cortez Jr., Democrat
• State Board of Education District 2 question and answer: Larry Garza, Democrat
• Buc Days Toyota Illuminated Night Parade results
• Students awarded $71K in scholarships from Nueces County Junior Livestock Show Association
• Mirador Welcomes Guests for Entertaining Night of Cool Jazz and Sinatra Swing
• Occidental Petroleum Corp., Port of Corpus Christi reach sales contract on former naval station
• Corpus Christi City Council approves change to pipe ban ordinance following legal dispute
• Corpus Christi safe passing ordinance gets preliminary approval
• Details of proposed $117 million in incentives unveiled in Schlitterbahn bid
• Thunderstorms bring wind, hail Tuesday to the Coastal Bend; more rain in forecast for week
• CCISD set to honor Berlanga during school dedication Thursday
• Elizondo will not seek re-election to Corpus Christi City Council
• Former Alice police officer will not face death penalty in capital murder case
• Series of accidents near Harbor Bridge closes lanes of US 181 Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police arrest pair during traffic stop
• Caller-Times Editorial Board: Valencia is best Democrat choice for Nueces sheriff
• Special mass for farmers' harvest next week
• Corpus Christi police seek man who stole $1,000 worth of tools April 29 from roofing company
• Corpus Christi City Council to look at ordinance mandating safe passing of bicyclists, pedestrians
• Corpus Christi ISD students discuss, suggest ideas to address bullying
• Justice of the Peace: Corpus Christi business leader died of drowning Sunday while paddleboarding
• A $5M taxpayer incentive for Schlitterbahn took a year to accrue
• Attorney: Code name 'Project Chika' for Schlitterbahn incentives is a violation of Texas Open Meetings Act
• Oil tanker damaged in collision remains anchored off Port Aransas coast
• Corpus Christi woman indicted on intoxication manslaughter charges in connection with jogger's death
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who robbed bank Monday
• Gulf shrimp season closes next week
• Coastal Bend weather to become unsettled, wet later this week
• Corpus Christi police looking for robbers who took Whataburger instead of money
• Corpus Christi man dies in Calhoun County crash
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Summer Camps planned
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 05.07.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 05.07.12
• Law Enforcement Explorers groups help students train for careers as police officers
• Coastal Bend school notes: 05.07.12
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 05.07.12
• Coastal Bend school reunions: 05.07.12
• Robstown ISD committee to consider name for new elementary school
• Obits: 05.07.12
• Battling community health issues a family affair
• Houston Elementary teacher named state winner in H-E-B education awards
• Kleberg County looks for owners not collecting hotel occupancy tax
• Associated Builders and Contractors President John Taylor died Sunday
• SWAT ends standoff after more than 4 hours
• State Highway 359 in Mathis closed Sunday for drilling mud spill
• Parade for the generations runs like well-oiled machine
• Drugs and cash yielded in Rockport raid
• Obituaries: 05.06.12
• Career Ready course provides students with skills, motivation to seek out better employment
• Incumbent Lozano says party switch wasn't about electability
• Zamora ready to take the heat as a conservative Democrat
• Wilson wants more local control, less Austin interference
• Toureilles hopes to bring experience back to Austin
• Corpus Christi library director hopes to rebuild trust in historic Northside neighborhoods
• House District 43 fills the bill for primary
• Coastal Bend students, school districts plan bullying summits, conferences
• Doctor's Regional founder retires after 50 years
• Corpus Christi no-kill animal shelters are at capacity
• Coastal Bend military notes: 05.05.12
• Miss Buc Days, Buc Days King crowned at scholarship dinner Friday night
• Corpus Christi police: Pair arrested on suspicion of selling marijuana on beach
• Corpus Christi police: Three 14-year-old boys arrested after series of robberies
• Corpus Christi jury awards $24 million to woman struck by Coca-Cola driver on cellphone
• Campers stake out spots in advance for Buc Days Toyota Illuminated Night Parade
• Texas A&M University campuses in Corpus Christi, Kingsville to see tuition increases in fall
• Mathis High School student arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
• Justice Department wraps Americans with Disabilities Act inspection of Nueces County facilities
• Corpus Christi police: Man evades police Thursday in stolen SUV, leaves brother, girlfriend behind
• Board of city-appointed business leaders approves $5M incentives for proposed Schlitterbahn water park
• Northside woman suspected of drug possession, part of neighborhood cleanup effort
• Man found shot to death in Nueces County corn field identified
• Police honor two Corpus Christi residents who reported crimes in progress
• Apartment burglary leads Corpus Christi police to man with state parole violation
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: May 6-12
• Low-income renters may pay more to open up housing for people on lengthy waiting list
• Royal gems of city sparkle at Las Doñas de la Corte Coronation Pageant
• Two Corpus Christi police commanders promoted to assistant police chief posts
• Buc Days Scholarship contestants benefit from program, crowned or not
• Jim Wells County Jail inmates moved to Live Oak County Jail in preparation for repair work
• Lawsuit against Corpus Christi officers in connection with 2009 custody death dismissed
• H-E-B issues voluntary recall of some ready-to-eat Asian meals amid salmonella concerns
• Coast Guard: Stricken tanker's cargo tanks unharmed
• City begins multi-department sweep of Corpus Christi's Northside
• Educational program offered on hay production, costs
• Federal agents arrest second man suspected in bomb threats to local refinery
• Corpus Christi couple arrested, infant taken into custody Wednesday after Northside drug raid
• Nueces County sheriff's investigators seek family of shooting victim in Rio Grande Valley
• April was above average weather month for Corpus Christi
• Students from neighboring school districts raise more than $65,000 for Premont ISD
• TxDOT reports wreck on U.S. Highway 77
• Corpus Christi police: Parents turn in son they believe spray painted their home
• GenTX Day aims to inspire, inform students about higher education
• Homeowners form neighborhood watch on Elizabeth Street after recent burglaries
• Nueces County to build 48-acre sports complex on land donated by LyondellBasell
• Aransas Pass trustees uphold decision to expel student on allegation of bringing weapon to school
• Corpus Christi police release video images of April 21 graffiti vandals on SPID
• Two Corpus Christi beaches nationally recognized for restoration progress
• RTA extends bus service to Agua Dulce and Banquete for the first time in 27 years
• Portland department head resigns over compensation plan
• More than 1,000 pounds of unwanted medications collected during Coastal Bend pill takeback day
• San Patricio County homeowners may get disaster assistance after April flood
• Nueces County medical examiner: Man shot to death in corn field
• Oil tanker hits jack-up rig near Port Aransas jetties
• Plans for proposed BMX park presented at Greenwood Senior Center
• Appraised values in Nueces County jump about $700 million, according to preliminary figures
• Portland officials discuss drainage issues; engineer says projects could cost as much as $40 million
• Robstown ISD superintendent rescinds resignation letter; trustees move forward with search
• Police arrest man suspected of stealing gum ball machine April 22 from hospital
• Carroll graduate Jeremy Jordan nominated for a Tony Award
• Reward raised for wanted man, last of 10 people sought in 2008 Corpus Christi shooting death
• Adopt-A-Beach event cleans 137 tons of trash Saturday from Texas beaches
• Mathis High School band boosters vote against seeking charges in missing money incident
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to nearly 18 years for producing child pornography
• U.S. Coast Guard crews rescue man Monday from tug boat near Rockport
• Kingsville mayor issues stroke awareness proclamation
• Early voting underway in Rockport
• Alice bid to purchase old National Guard Armory accepted
• Warm, sunny week ahead for Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi police say man beaten, robbed at dice game
• Tractor trailer accident closes US 77 in San Patricio County
• Estate Planning Council announces scholarship awards
• 27th Congressional District candidates meet Monday night in forum at City Hall
• Department of Justice inspects Nueces County facilities for ADA compliance
• Citgo East Refinery to test alarms, safety preparedness Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police arrest teen accused of shooting at house party after being kicked out
• Police arrest three men accused of firing gun near Flour Bluff mobile home park
• Jim Wells County commissioner candidate arrested Sunday on suspicion of third DWI
• Beeville couple pleads guilty to distributing cocaine, money laundering
• Jury selection starts in lawsuit against Coca-Cola Enterprises cellphone policies
• Corpus Christi police: Man found with stolen handgun Saturday at fast-food restaurant
• EPA head in Texas resigns after "crucify" video leaked
• U.S. Marshals seek public's help in finding Corpus Christi man
• Corpus Christi police arrest teen on child pornography charge
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi professor awarded $70K grant for Oso Bay water quality study
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 04.30.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 04.30.12
• Closing arguments under way in Hannah Overton capital murder hearing
• Coastal Bend school notes: 04.30.12
• Coastal Bend school reunions: 04.30.12
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 04.30.12
• Housing authority seeks appraisals on two vacant properties that have been empty for years
• Flour Bluff students expand education through activism
• Sugary sweet and artfully edible
• SWAT, negotiators get barriacaded man to surrender
• American Bank Center Disney on Ice show evacuated after fire alarm
• Minding their beeswax
• Alice cyclist's legacy lives on after fatal wreck
• Brownsville a model for Corpus Christi's proposed plastic bag fee
• Challengers for change on Kingsville ISD Board
• Area election overview
• Obituaries: 04.29.12
• City Council to have final say for how to spend $13M bond savings
• Municipal, school district early voting starts Monday
• Police: Man steals gun, sets garage on fire and barricades himself in his home
• In Open Beaches case, two cherished Texas values collide
• Robstown man dies in early morning rollover
• Coastal Bend military notes: 04.28.12
• Abandoned house catches fire Friday night on Northside; people seen fleeing before the blaze
• Hannah Overton hearing to stretch to next week
• Area authorities hosting prescription drug disposal event Saturday
• Man pleads guilty to murder of Alice man, sexual assualt of victim's girlfriend
• Corpus Christi police arrest naked man accused of punching out window, fleeing from officers
• Former Corpus Christi police officer accused of soliciting minor released on bail Friday
• Corpus Christi police: Woman steals hat Friday, runs over security officer's foot
• Weather officials: Wind advisory in effect until 6 p.m. in area counties
• Navy officials: Pilot error caused August crash near Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police: Man enters hospital Sunday, walks out with gum ball machine
• Former Naval Station Ingleside sale extended eight days
• Gregory-Portland ISD adds a day to end of school year to make up for bad weather
• Judge wants to know more about George Zimmerman finances
• Beeville council fires city secretary a month after firing city manager
• Man arrested by Sinton police on six warrants for credit card misuse
• Kingsville task force seizure yields 10,000 AK-47 rounds
• Day five to start at 10 a.m. in Hannah Overton hearing
• Some missing funds given back to Mathis High School band booster club
• Money allocated for road repairs in Eagle Ford Shale
• Flour Bluff ISD trustees examine software allowing tracking of disciplinary actions
• Sinton police arrest man suspected of stealing, using credit cards from 81-year-old woman
• Duval County deputy one of the youngest in Texas
• Coastal Bend law enforcement staff learn Thursday how to prepare for courtroom testimony
• One of Hannah Overton's trial attorneys breaks down in tears on the stand Thursday
• State agrees to funnel $291 million in federal funds for Harbor Bridge replacement
• Corpus Christi police search for man who stole laptops from Walmart in Flour Bluff
• Suspected La Palmera mall shooter served warrant
• Coast Guard helps oyster fisherman with chest pain in San Antonio Bay
• Corpus Christi police: Woman says ex-boyfriend sideswiped her car with kids inside
• Former police officer's family working to meet stringent terms of his release
• Fourth day of Hannah Overton's evidentiary hearing continues today
• Nueces County passes air quality standards, according to new report
• PETA seeks investigation of dolphin's death at Texas State Aquarium
• Former Nueces County District Attorney: lead Overton prosecutor had unethical tactics
• Port of Corpus Christi to consider option period extension for Oxy's NSI purchase
• City of Sinton denies school district claims in wind turbine lawsuit
• Stolen Honor: More than money taken from Army privates, families
• Nueces County approves contract with law firms to file suit over unpaid filing fees
• TXDOT: 2 killed Wednesday in Karnes County wreck
• Corpus Christi police warn of text message banking scam
• Nueces County to participate in ADA program
• Corpus Christi police stop parents, find drugs in car with children
• Corpus Christi police seeking masked man who robbed chicken restaurant
• Former Nueces Co. prosecutor Eastwood takes stand in Overton case
• Obituaries: 04.25.12
• Buc Days carnival midway takes shape on Shoreline Boulevard
• City Council points to user fee as likely option to pay for street maintenance
• Witnesses testify Tuesday in Hannah Overton hearing to lack of evidence affecting outcome of trial
• Animal rights group calls for investigation of Alice research facility after monkey deaths
• Del Mar College officials, students view new Fine Arts Center expansion
• Performance audit: American Bank Center is being managed well
• Kleberg County dismisses charges against man accused of poaching King Ranch feral hog
• Migrating whooping crane is fatally shot in South Dakota cornfield
• Coastal Bend authorities arrest man in connection to last week's bank robbery
• Live from Corpus Christi City Council: Meeting time
• Driver suspected of smoking marijuana had Pecos County warrant for same
• TxDOT: Portion of Saratoga Boulevard will see daily closures for the next month starting Wednesday
• Day Two of Hannah Overton's hearing underway
• Late night traffic stop leads to chase and rollover
• 18-wheeler rollover on US 59 Tuesday morning
• Veterans benefits fair set for April 30
• Obituaries: 04.24.12
• Corpus Christi ISD to offer bullying database for administrators next year
• Gregory residents urge City Council for solutions to floods
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees approve plans for the new Adkins Middle School
• U.S. Marshals apprehend man Saturday accused of shooting a gun
• Corpus Christi police arrest man Monday accused of kidnapping his daughter
• Falfurrias man accused of murdering estranged wife extradited to Brooks County
• Accident closed SPID eastbound at Weber Road exit
• Corpus Christi police search for graffiti vandal who damaged SPID businesses
• Sleeping man has car stolen, Corpus Christi police say
• Portland approves raises for 22 city employees
• John Garcia seeks at-large seat on the City Council
• Corpus Christi police: Woman stabs naked male roommate
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 04.23.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 04.23.12
• Coastal Bend reunions: 04.23.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 04.23.12
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 04.23.12
• United Way: Touching lives for 75 years
• Hearing in Hannah Overton's capital murder case underway
• Obituaries: 04.23.12
• Longtime Robstown High School teachers leave lasting impression with students
• Business leaders travel to Houston to see success of Destination Bayfront model
• Hannah Overton returns to Corpus Christi courtroom in 2007 capital murder case
• Obituaries: 04.22.12
• Addressing bullying requires culture change on campuses, experts say
• Council to consider ordinance requiring drivers to safely pass cyclists, pedestrians
• Corpus Christi police, city officials eye growing number of fatal auto-pedestrian wrecks
• Corpus Christi pedestrians keep wary eye out for distracted motorists
• Driver hits two vehicles before crashing into house
• High fives, tears and family: Special Olympics South Texas
• Coastal Bend military notes: 04.21.12
• Construction expected to begin soon on new Kingsville high school
• Kingsville's century-old high school to be revived
• obits: 04.21.12
• Buc Days carnival launches this week
• South Park Middle School Principal Sandra Clement to lead Moody High School
• Kleberg sheriff's office releases affidavit in case of officer accused of fondling girl
• Corpus Christi police: Brawl outside strip club Friday began with bottle smashed over man's head
• Fast-moving storm system brings rain, hail, reports of funnel clouds to Coastal Bend
• Aransas County constable candidate says assault, intoxication charges are false
• Audit investigates missing inventory in Nueces County Tax Assessor-Collector's office
• Miranda Lambert to perform in Corpus Christi
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: April 23-29
• Fight between woman, her ex-husband's new girlfriend's sister ends in gunfire outside mall
• Corpus Christi Crime Stoppers nets 34 arrests in first quarter
• More thunderstorms possible tonight across South Texas
• Nueces County appraisals hit the mail today
• Duval County jury awards $23 million verdict in wreck
• Navy, South Texas wind developer sign agreement paving way for 83-turbine project near Riviera
• Aransas County District Attorney hopes to present deputy-involved shooting to grand jury next week
• Coast Guard cutter crews compete for bragging rights
• Diocese of Corpus Christi to take up collection for Gregory residents affected by flooding
• Alice police search for man who exposed himself Wednesday at high school
• Suspected carjacker leads police on chase before jumping from car
• Free Tetanus shots today for those affected in Gregory flood
• H-E-B raises $301,366 for March of Dimes
• Coastal Bend business leaders plan trip to Discovery Green
• Earth Day/Bay Day 2012 bringing nature to Heritage Park
• Driscoll Children's Hospital has no plans to evict McDonald's after advocacy group calls for its ouster
• Former Corpus Christi-based Army recruiter pleads guilty to stealing identities, pay of soldiers
• Texas Department of Transportation moving forward with Highway 281 upgrades in Premont
• Buried concrete, recent heavy rains delay Hurricane Alley water park opening to May 12
• Soliz sentenced to 25 years for murder
• National Weather Service reports four tornadoes from Monday's storms in Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed refuses to help investigation
• Three-vehicle crash on Interstate 37 leaves 1 injured
• Federal representatives, Corpus Christi staff discuss complaint into lack of diversity on police force
• Earth Day-Bay Day
• Former state Sen. Carlos Truan laid to rest at Texas State Cemetery in Austin
• Emergency preparedness survey of Hillcrest residents presented Tuesday at senior center
• CCISD wraps up public hearings on proposed redistricting plans Tuesday night
• Gregory flooding from Monday storms was 'wake-up call,' residents, officials say
• Flooding aftermath: Portland, Gregory residents come home to destruction and begin cleanup
• General Land Office: Small waste oil spill cleaned up at Flint Hills
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority's longest-serving commissioner resigns
• Corpus Christi police administration takes over department's hiring, training practices
• Corpus Christi police search for bank robber Tuesday in Annaville area
• Former Corpus Christi-based Army recruiter charged with ID Theft
• Man faces drug charges after traffic stop, Corpus Christi police report
• Cleanup begins after Coastal Bend deluge
• John Paul II High School nabs second consecutive KEDT 'Challenge!' championship
• Friends, family recite rosary, eulogize late Carlos Truan on Monday night
• Corpus Christi police arrest man Sunday on suspicion of stealing tools from auto parts store
• Corpus Christi police: Man attacked Monday on morning walk
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 10 years in prison Monday for child pornography
• Border Patrol: 3 undocumented immigrants found in distress during weekend near Falfurrias, Kingsville
• Agua Dulce road will be closed Tuesday during repairs to railroad crossing
• London ISD officials address bullying, consequences with students
• Coastal Bend tax professionals, post offices brace for Tuesday filing deadline
• Corpus Christi police working to pinpoint crime factors, hot spots
• CCISD to offer public hearings on proposed board member redistricting plans
• Corpus Christi partially activates Emergency Operations Center
• Valero East and Flint Hills West refineries experience flaring
• Gregory-Portland cancels school; Aransas Pass leaves early
• Road closing and flood reports
• Possible tornadoes in San Patricio, Aransas counties Monday morning
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 04.16.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 04.16.12
• Coastal Bend school reunions: 04.16.12
• Lights, camera action: King High School hosts its first student film festival
• City says streets discussion is productive, reduces workshops by one
• Obituaries: 04.16.12
• KEDT-TV's Season 7 'Challenge!' finale airs tonight
• Neighbors join hands to open hearts for nonprofits
• Swimming portion canceled, but Triathlon still a success for athletes
• Man tries to evade police, loses control of his car and is killed
• Nueces County and Corpus Christi come to agreement on colonia regulation
• Corpus Christi Fire Chief reaches 100-day mark on the job
• City managers build Corpus Christi's future in the 'war room'
• Obituaries: 04.15.12
• Destination ImagiNation results
• Titanic at 100: 100 facts that tell the story
• About 65,000 attend South Texas air show Saturday
• Oil waste haulers flaunt rules, leaving muddy, toxic messes and slippery roads
• One of aquarium's three dolphins died overnight
• Military notes: 04.14.12
• Republic of Texas Triathlon hits Corpus Christi this weekend
• Destination ImagiNation state tournament to bring more than 10,000 students to Corpus Christi
• Like fallen Three Rivers soldier Clovis Ray, scholarship fund to help the underdog
• Corpus Christi police: Officer strikes man with cruiser mirror Thursday
• Dangerous swimming conditions this weekend in Coastal Bend waters
• Former Corpus Christi police officer accused of sex with a minor appears in federal court
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: April 16-22
• Kingsville police corporal resigns after arrest on suspicion of child indecency
• Corpus Christi police: Man fires shot at highway, threatens to shoot friend
• Corpus Christi SkatePark re-opens Saturday
• Carlos Truan to be buried in Texas State Cemetery Tuesday
• Nueces County drainage plan in limbo
• Flour Bluff ISD board president releases letter in response to former student's suicide
• Six Kemp's ridley sea turtles first of season to nest on Padre Island National Seashore
• Corpus Christi police: Two men involved in Wednesday robbery gave false names
• Federal affidavit details relationship between teen, Corpus Christi police officer accused of solicitation
• Task force studies road, highway damage from energy production
• Farrah Fawcett's Corpus Christi childhood home for sale
• Local Emergency Planning Committee hosts meeting tonight for Northside residents
• Blue Angels take to the skies above Kingsville
• Marijuana bust in Calallen leads to federal investigation
• Pair arrested for stealing electrical cable with copper
• Citizen on bike helps Corpus Christi police catch fleeing man
• House fire on Seguin causes major damage Thursday morning
• Corpus Christi lumber yard burglarized
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after rolling car on Southside
• Corpus Christi police arrest retailer Wednesday on suspicion of reselling food stolen from grocers
• Moody baseball coach told superiors of arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated within 24 hours
• Remembering Carlos Truan: 1935-2012
• Two men arrested on suspicion of distributing more than 63 pounds of cocaine
• Corpus Christi police officer appears in federal court Wednesday for arraignment
• Nueces County spends $2.1 million more than it took in last year
• Man files motion to remove police taped interview for murder trial
• Carlos Truan remembered for the passion he put into his work, politics
• 7 posing as stranded motorists suspected of robbing man who stopped to help
• Corpus Christi Navy base main gate will close Saturday morning
• Kingsville ISD board hopes to hire new superintendent by July
• About 150 people turn out Tuesday night on Padre Island to see plans for Park Road 22 bridge
• NAACP chapter forum discusses Trayvon Martin killing
• NuStar Energy CEO: Coastal Bend an important Eagle Ford hub
• Corpus Christi police arrest 58-year-old suspected bank robber Tuesday
• Retired state Sen. Carlos Truan, 76, dies Tuesday evening at his home
• Corpus Christi police officer arrested Tuesday on suspicion of online solicitation of teenage girl
• City Council workshop focuses on funds dedicated for Corpus Christi street repairs
• Port of Corpus Christi eyes South Texas Alliance for Regional Trade
• Body of Lamesa man who tried saving his drowning brother Sunday found Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Corpus Christi police: Clerk kidnapped at gunpoint released without injuries
• Flour Bluff ISD students rally to seek change in district, high school administration
• Sinton City Council takes no action on firing of city manager, city secretary in tumultuous meeting
• Body of man missing off Port Aransas jetties found
• Live today: City Council meeting now discussing Schlitterbahn
• CCISD trustees approve base site plan for new Southside high school
• Local suicide, national stories spur CCISD, London school district discussions on bullying
• Corpus Christi NAACP chapter hosting forum Tuesday to discuss shooting death of Florida teen
• Corpus Christi brothers sentenced to 10 years probation after taking plea deal for manslaughter
• Less litter, complaints than in past Easters at Labonte Park, officials say
• Aransas Pass works to change image through Conn Brown Harbor development
• 18-year-old drowned Sunday, Coast Guard continue search for 20-year-old
• Corpus Christi police looking for bank robber Monday
• Man arrested for intoxication assault after causing Padre Island head-on crash
• City says less litter, complaints than in past at Labonte Park
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 04.09.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 04.09.12
• City of Portland considers salary increases
• College notes: 04.09.12
• Buc Days celebrates 75 years
• Easter sunrise play draws about 1,000 spectators
• City Council to discuss street conditions, how to pay for repairs
• Coast Guard rescues one man from Gulf, second man still missing
• Police: Man opens fire in park, gets hit by his getaway truck
• Kids in the hall: Houston Elementary students learn with help of interactive hallways
• Democrats, Republicans courting Hispanic voters
• New report shakes perceptions that Coastal Bend has higher than average rates of obesity
• Mirador Hosts Cooking Demonstration with Executive Chef
• Port Aransas grad student explains flying plankton's ability to leap 40 times its body length
• Boerne man drowns Saturday near Bob Hall Pier
• Lex deck loaded as skateboarders thrill hundreds
• Rollover car wreck along Park Road 22 injures children
• Coastal Bend military notes: 04.07.12
• Dispute over Sinton wind turbine project spurs debate between city, school district officials
• Labonte Park Easter camping tradition starts smoothly with new city rules
• Flour Bluff ISD trustees may have violated Texas Open Meetings Act during executive session
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 23 years for murder at homeless shelter in December 2010
• March 23 Citgo refinery leak on different line than previous hydrofluoric acid leaks, TCEQ report says
• Corpus Christi police seek wanted man who escaped authorities Thursday
• Traffic stalled on SPID after rollover crash
• Laguna Madre wastewater line repaired after spilling 12,000 gallons in wetlands
• Video security footage shows bank robber making off with cash
• Corpus Christi police: Two teens take SUV Friday, break into cars before wrecking
• Robstown man arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking
• Austin police officer killed by man at Walmart
• Coastal Bend business hurricane preparation seminars begin April 26
• Plans for a Park Road 22 bridge on Padre Island to be on display Tuesday
• Regional Transportation Authority will not run transportation Sunday
• Police search for bank robber Thursday off South Padre Island Drive
• Man indicted Thursday in deaths of two children during August vehicle rollover in Port Aransas
• Two Ingleside volunteer firefighters plead guilty to arson charges
• Jennifer Pena to sing at Kingsville air show
• Gregory's boil water notice canceled
• TxDOT administrator’s firing shouldn’t harm Corpus Christi projects, leaders say
• Flour Bluff High School on alert after reports of someone threatening to bring a gun to school
• Metro Ministries names Corpus Christi nonprofit head as its new director
• Mother wanted for child endangerment found by Corpus Christi police
• Corpus Christi police seek public help for camera thefts
• Driver suffers life-threatening injuries overnight, Corpus Christi police say
• When fog clears, Coastal Bend will turn on summer-like heat
• About 70 percent of Labonte Park camping permits already reserved
• Rally promotes anti-bullying, memory of Flour Bluff teenager
• Corpus Christi Fire Department retests applicants after discrepancies in physical testing
• Gregory under boil water notice during water line extension project
• What's for lunch: Insider trading finally illegal for Congress too
• City councilman considering run for CCISD board
• Controlled burn near Aransas Pass Wednesday
• Corpus Christi police find naked man near elementary school
• Man crashes car into garage overnight, hits 5 motorcycles, Corpus Christi police say
• Rain causes construction delays, pushes opening date to April 28 for Hurricane Alley
• Man airlifted after industrial fall in Ingleside
• Schlitterbahn can't move forward without incentives package, Corpus Christi developer says
• Police investigate Flour Bluff teen's suicide after family claims he was bullied for years
• Sinton ISD sues city over wind turbine project, cites open meeting violations
• Nueces County seeks to clear up interlocal agreement on construction with city of Corpus Christi
• Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison applauds port, bases but criticizes state education budget
• Hearing for proposed Riviera wind farm set for Wednesday
• Helicopter emergency landing Tuesday at Corpus Christi airport sends one to hospital
• Corpus Christi police: Woman who left 2-year-old alone outside at 1 a.m. escapes
• Host families needed for foreign high school students
• Taft ISD receives $2.1M grant to build literacy skills in schools, community
• 70th Easter Sunrise Passion Play's participants hard at work
• Corpus Christi police hear concerns from Annaville area residents at Monday town hall meeting
• Fans revel in chance to meet Hooks, Astros in Monday exhibition
• Corpus Christi police: Woman uses suspected fake bills Monday to pay court fine
• Corpus Christi police arrest Moody baseball coach Friday on suspicion of drunken driving
• Alice police: Boy unharmed after being found in pickup stolen Sunday from gas station
• Botanical Gardens prepares for Big Bloom
• City of Kingsville begins $500K+ in road work projects
• Man arrested for causing three-car crash, 11-month-old taken to Corpus Christi hospital
• Heras honored for Outstanding Support of Catholic Education
• Pair arrested after crashing Jaguar into palm tree
• Teen lands in jail after running from Corpus Christi police
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 04.02.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 04.02.12
• Police arrest two teens in connection to a robbery
• Facebook page displaying jokes about Texas A&M-Corpus Christi gets students talking
• More than 160 gather to march for César Chávez Day
• Caller-Times staff recognized at statewide journalism conference
• Rise Up employment program puts focus on young adults transitioning out of foster care
• Soldier who touched many lives laid to rest
• As city prepares to regulate Easter camping at Labonte Park, new rules draw mixed reaction
• Motorcyclists’ crash backs up Harbor Bridge traffic
• Military notes: 03.31.12
• Cesar Chavez march will honor fight for Mexican-American farm workers
• Selena's legacy lives on 17 years after her death
• Area agencies eye no refusal weekends after Nueces County successes
• Sinton Police Department joins site that pays for suspect identification
• Family of beaten Falfurrias woman, donates her organs
• Man indicted in fatal shooting at Alice health services building
• Corpus Christi police: Man robbed early Friday by masked gunman
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: April 2-8
• Corpus Christi area jobless rate dips to 6.8 percent in February
• Corpus Christi police: Men saved from burning pickup Friday later arrested
• Corpus Christi tourism officials release preliminary spring break numbers
• Thunderstorms bring hail, rain to Coastal Bend on Thursday
• Citizens for Environmental Justice writes letter urging EPA to require Citgo plant changes
• Biologists confirm brown tide algal bloom in Upper Laguna Madre
• Riviera wind farm hearing rescheduled
• Officials on human trafficking meet in Corpus Christi
• Nueces County nears completion of Hazel Bazemore Park cleanup
• Texan Vietnam veterans now have their day — March 29
• What's for lunch: What to do with your Mega Millions winnings
• Corpus Christi police release photo of man wanted for graffiti
• Thursday morning thunderstorms hit parts of Coastal Bend
• Rockport retiree dies Wednesday after being struck while crossing road
• Corpus Christi officials: Director of development services fired Wednesday after internal investigation
• Newly released arrest affidavit sheds light on March 15 homicide
• Boil water advisory issued for Gregory
• In its first year, free-standing ER in Portland sees steady increase in patients
• Beeville city manager fired in unanimous City Council vote
• Winds fanning Padre Island grass fire send haze over Corpus Christi
• Nueces County settles one lawsuit, moves forward with another
• District 2 State Board of Education community forum set for 7 p.m. today
• Human trafficking summit Thursday at Del Mar College
• Corpus Christi officer injured when knocked off motorcycle by SUV
• Beeville city council votes out city manager
• Corpus Christi police looking for men involved in lawn mower theft
• Rockport Beach Park user fees to increase in May
• Wednesday morning thunderstorms sweep into the Coastal Bend
• Kingsville officials oppose wind farm near Riviera; Navy says impact will be minimal
• Rockport starts work on dog park at Memorial Park
• Texas A&M University graduate speaks about days in space as astronaut
• Corpus Christi police arrest man suspected of stabbing teen Monday night outside party
• CCISD trustees view, discuss designs for the new high school, middle school
• Underground utility fees dominate streets discussion
• Nueces County Judge Loyd Neal stresses protection of assets at State of County address
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority gets $157,548 to offer housing to homeless veterans
• Cole Park's SkatePark to close for renovations
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested in connection to March 15 fatal shooting
• Corpus Christi police catch man attempting to burglarize church
• Corpus Christi City Council approves incentives for two businesses to add 67 jobs
• City Council approves change to ease public's ability to file ethics complaint
• Corpus Christi City Council other business: 03.27.12
• Police looking for two men who robbed Corpus Christi restaurant
• What's for lunch: Hurricane changes
• Live from Corpus Christi City Council: Talking street
• Corpus Christi business has more than $8,000 of cooper stolen, police say
• Sierra Clubs honors Hal Suter with award
• Car accident closes Rodd Field Road Tuesday morning
• Sinton council to reconsider wind turbine project
• Apartment building damaged Monday night during fire off Rodd Field Road
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed Monday at apartment complex after fight over cooler of drinks
• Wanted Mathis man who bailed out of jail pending murder charge arrested Monday in Mission
• Diocese of Corpus Christi celebrates 100th anniversary
• Corpus Christi to focus cleanup efforts on Northside, around City Hall
• Agreement for Corpus Christi pipe ban dispute comes down to one word
• Traffic officials adjust Harbor Bridge lane closure schedule
• Corpus Christi police recount hit-and-run fatality arrest Friday, seek help in other unsolved death
• Port A ferry traffic returns to near spring break record
• CCISD trustees approve resolution asking Nueces County to help fund crossing guard program
• 11 taken to U.S. Border Patrol, one arrested after vehicle chase on I-37
• Volunteers needed for Earth Day Bay Day
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 03.26.12
• Corpus Christi, Flour Bluff school districts earn incentives in energy saving program
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 03.26.12
• Man stabbed after passing driver on South Padre Island Drive
• Coastal Bend in dense fog advisory Monday morning
• Kleberg County inmates help maintain county courthouse
• College notes: 03.26.12
• Robstown job fair features 2,000 Eagle Ford jobs
• Diocese of Corpus Christi celebrates 100 years
• Chuck wagon kid takes cowboy cooking awards
• Police: 23-year-old man stabbed outside convenience store
• Man arrested for shooting at neighbors
• A&M-Corpus Christi professor wins competition, earns chance to sing in Carnegie Hall
• Emergency shelter for women and children has funding through September
• Water plan may be going to waste
• In Three Rivers, community and family bore a hero
• Obituaries: 03.25.12
• Community members join in memory of Trayvon Martin
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville students take on The Bigger Event
• Conroe man dead, another rescued after boating incident near Port Aransas jetties
• Coastal Bend students prepare for new STAAR test, get motivated with rallies
• 1 dead, 1 hospitalized, 3 arrested after Saturday morning shootout in Alice
• Military notes: 03.24.12
• Obituaries: 03.24.12
• Reports of injured, emaciated horse lead to investigation by Duval County Sheriff's Office
• Corpus Christi police arrest man Friday in connection to hit-and-run death
• Father, son arrested Thursday during Duval County marijuana bust
• Pest Fog's sign, a Corpus Christi landmark, comes down
• American GI Forum asks new local, state groups to stop using the organization's name
• Police: Man assaults woman in bed, leaves Mexican wrestling mask
• Military spending cuts won't immediately affect South Texas bases, local leaders say
• Citgo East Plant experiences a leak Friday
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi students approve fee increase to expand the University Center
• California college administrator selected Coastal Bend College's next president
• Local teacher unions, associations to send delegation to Save Texas Schools rally
• Road work projects in Corpus Christi: March 26-April 1
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi will see simulated attack today
• Obituaries: 03.23.12
• Railroad Commission candidates hold whistlestop forum in Portland
• TxDOT employee flown to hospital Thursday after rollover wreck
• Environment Texas report: Corpus Christi Bay's Inner Harbor receives fourth most chemical discharges
• Corpus Christi's historic Ritz Theatre makes 'most endangered list'
• Authorities search for 'armed and dangerous' Mathis man who bailed out after delay in murder charge
• Corpus Christi man pleads guilty to killing three women, gets life in prison
• Border Patrol agents save two undocumented immigrants lost in brush
• Video of man slashing tires released by Corpus Christi police
• Customer draws gun on man trying to steal from pawnshop
• TxDOT road work for today, Friday
• Calallen school bus involved in head-on collision
• Burned body found in Jim Wells County
• Corpus Christi man sentenced Wednesday to prison for his part in stolen credit card ring
• Corpus Christi man apprehended Wednesday on outstanding aggravated assault warrant
• City Council renews contract for red light cameras
• Corpus Christi Libraries could lose state funds for popular online research databases due to budget cuts
• Beeville police survey shows little confidence in chief
• Corpus Christi police: Driver leaves drugs, cash and injured passenger after crash
• Corpus Christi police: Woman found beaten, sexually assaulted
• Police seek public help in finding man wanted in Mathis attack
• Corpus Christi police find $35K in marijuana, cash and gun in home
• Reporter challenges spring breakers in latest installment of "Steven Alford Vs. The World"
• Olson: Changes happening in 'small steps' to overhaul municipal court administration
• Street funding options discussed
• Corpus Christi police: Car owner fights with man Tuesday after he tries to steal car
• RTA collects about 10 written comments in public workshop about its future
• CCISD recognizes top educators as teachers of the year
• Changes to Corpus Christi ethics code draws mixed response from City Council
• Department of Justice investigates city's low number of female police officers
• Rain and wind rips through South Texas overnight Monday
• Corpus Christi police tally arrests, citations for spring break 2012
• Nueces County woman dies of H1N1 flu virus, the first such death since 2010
• Emergency communications not reaching fence line community, survey suggests
• What's for lunch: Return to Spring Break
• Live from Corpus Christi City Council: Fixing the streets
• Heavy rains pound Coastal Bend counties Tuesday morning
• Coastal Bend youth, recreation sports calendar: 03.20.12
• Three Rivers mourns fallen Army officer Clovis Ray
• Coastal Bend weather officials call for severe thunderstorms Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested on kidnapping charge Monday outside bar
• Slain Alice family members were stabbed multiple times, investigators say
• Kingsville police: Man robs bank Monday, flees with cash
• TxDOT: Lane closed on I-37 near Mathis after vehicle rollover
• Corpus Christi street funding options up for discussion Tuesday morning
• Two homes caught fire early Monday near Robstown
• Thunderstorms possible in Coastal Bend tonight through Tuesday night
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 03.19.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 03.19.12
• Transitional shelter to bring better nights to some homeless
• College notes: 03.19.12
• Beeville teacher's golf pants help students make par
• Crane truck rollover kills 1, injures 1
• Man struck by truck while crossing SPID
• Authorities looking for men who beat, shot couple
• RTA to host public workshop on its long-range plan
• Former Three Rivers football star killed in Afghanistan
• VA works to resolve problems after doctors, veterans complain about sluggish reimbursements for care
• Staples Street construction near Moore Plaza begins Monday
• Man facing criminal hunting charge questions King Ranch's property boundary with his family's ranch
• Weekly Downtown Farmers' Market begins Wednesday
• Corpus Christi's 22nd police chief says he's ready to get to work
• Corpus Christi police report safe, smooth 2012 spring break
• Corpus Christi doctor works to save unborn baby in a rare pregnancy complication
• Authorities respond to traffic fatality in Jim Wells County
• Overcrowding prompts police to close beach access
• Three Rivers oil field worker dies in Saturday morning rollover
• After the party's over in the Coastal Bend, spring break trash lingers
• SPRING BREAK Q&A: Joel Ruiz, 23
• Military notes: 03.17.12
• Liquefied natural gas terminal planned along Corpus Christi Ship Channel could represent $10 billion investment
• Tuloso-Midway ISD raises more than $6,000 to help Premont ISD fund science labs
• 47-year-old man dies early Friday after crashing vehicle into brick wall
• Some Corpus Christi school districts take student safety into own hands
• Nueces County approves changes to voting precincts
• Live Spring Break 2012: Friday at Padre Island
• Chemical board: Leak problem at Citgo East unit in Corpus Christi known for months
• Alice police arrest man, 24, in stabbing deaths of woman, two sons
• Caller-Times outdoor writer awarded Ducks Unlimited Wetland Conservation Achievement Award
• SPRING BREAK Q&A: Kaylynn Boyd and Brittanie LaRose, both 21
• 21-year-old arrested after threatening roommate with knife over complaint about car window
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday for possession of child porn
• Odem man sentenced to 20 years in federal prison Thursday for distributing child porn
• Rockport man sentenced to nine years for child pornography Thursday
• Corpus Christi felon sentenced to more than 24 years for possession of firearm Thursday
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 16 years in prison for convenience store theft
• Spring break means big business for Coastal Bend shops, restaurants
• Draft ordinance to manage feral cat colonies no longer up for discussion
• Man's death in Corpus Christi police custody Feb. 12 ruled a homicide
• Army Corps launches study of proposed South Texas offshore wind farms
• Live Spring Break 2012: Thursday at Padre Island
• Corpus Christi police investigating Thursday morning shooting
• Corpus Christi police investigating suspected sexual assault of a child
• Monster truck-inspired taxi cab makes its debut during spring break
• SPRING BREAK Q&A: Aaron Calabrese, 22
• Two men arrested after fights on the beach
• Police need help locating missing woman
• Two adults, five children taken to Corpus Christi hospital after vehicle rollover
• Border Patrol agents rescue two undocumented immigrants from trailer Wednesday at Falfurrias checkpoint
• Kingsville hopes to boost housing market
• Department of Public Safety truck driver cited after causing accident
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed on Mustang Island beach
• Nueces County commissioners approve corrective action plan for District Clerk's Office
• Live Spring Break 2012: Wednesday at JP Luby
• Corpus Christi police looking for men who threatened woman, son
• City of Corpus Christi auditor launches a fraud tip line
• Driver, passenger arrested after backing into Corpus Christi police vehicle
• Texas A&M-Kingsville to launch program to aid transition into high-needs educator positions
• Groups host drug-free, alcohol-free alternative to weeklong holiday at McCaughan Park
• Wednesday's Child: Christina
• SPRING BREAK Q&A: Sparckole Hardiway, 19
• RTA signs $2.1 million contract for a compressed natural gas fueling station as it pushes forward with plans to convert its entire fleet
• Nueces County pilot project aimed at moving jury panels online
• Pair arrested late Monday after woman holds knife to cab driver's throat, demands money
• Port Aransas ISD ranks among top eight districts, campuses for college readiness
• Corpus Christi police looking for driver who crashed stolen vehicle into home
• Live Spring Break 2012: Tuesday at Port Aransas
• South Staples Street reconstruction to start Monday; project to be finished in summer 2013
• Spring breaker jumps in front of Corpus Christi patrol car, dances, lands in jail
• SPRING BREAK Q&A: Eric Johnson, 19
• Education Service Center Region 2's Early Scholars Academy seeks $800,000 to complete exhibits
• Spring breakers hit the beach Monday despite early fog
• Corpus Christi public forum centers on proposed plastic bag fee
• Orange Grove woman killed Sunday night after collision causes rollover
• Chemical Safety Board investigators continue investigation into Citgo refinery unit that leaked
• Primary picture coming into focus; seven candidates file to challenge for Blake Farenthold's seat
• Texas shield law impact hard to quantify
• Judge declares mistrial in Corpus Christi murder case
• Woman hit in face with high heels in post-concert fight
• Nueces County redistricting map approved by Department of Justice
• Live Spring Break 2012: Monday at JP Luby
• New Police Chief Floyd Simpson takes over in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police arrest man who sought sex with 12-year-old
• Woman suspected of scratching employee after being accused of shoplifting
• Corpus Christi police nab man leaving pool, suspected of burglary
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 03.12.12
• Shriners drive 10,000 miles a month for kids to be better
• Some Corpus Christi students skip the beach for 'alternative' spring break
• school notes: 03.12.12
• Girl Scouts to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Nueces County Commissioners Court redistricting battle revolves around voting precincts, party lines
• Lone survivor of 2004 Ocean Drive fire tells her story
• Eagle Ford Shale: Amid the oil boom, roads go bust
• 75-year-old man dies after making turnaround in Aransas County
• Volunteers build first oyster bed at Goose Island State Park with recycled shells
• Rockport woman dies in two-vehicle collision
• Border Patrol agents rescue undocumented immigrant Thursday
• Military Notes: 03.10.12
• Jury deliberations will continue Monday for man on trial for murder at homeless shelter
• Corpus Christi police arrest beachgoer Friday on suspicion of possession of marijuana
• OSHA inspects Citgo East Refinery after complaint
• Corpus Christi police debut larger impound lot Friday replacing former one on Holly Road
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected drunken driver strikes brick wall Friday with SUV
• Ray High School students push for awareness of Kony 2012 campaign
• Fulton firefighter, Rockport police lieutenant, officer earn Medals of Valor for aid in Rockport fire
• Junior League sets up for annual rummage sale Saturday
• Corpus Christi police: Man beaten with pistol, frying pan found running through street naked
• FDA visits local oncologist in ongoing probe into distribution of fake cancer drug
• Coastal Bend weather officials: First weekend of spring break will be a chilly, soggy one
• Harbor Bridge to have one less lane reduction each direction during spring break
• Small businesses work to get their piece of the Eagle Ford boom
• Judge schedules hearing on motion for a temporary restraining order against Nueces County
• Three people involved with Corpus Christi gang sentenced Thursday to nearly 60 years
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to four years in federal prison for violating probation with firearm
• Former Alice police officer indicted on capital murder charge Thursday
• Man found behind trash bin after running from police
• Jury deliberations start Thursday afternoon for man accused of murder at homeless shelter
• 59-year-old Falfurrias man dies in pickup rollover near Premont
• New traffic signal to activate Thursday at George West intersection
• Nonprofit calls for volunteers, ramps up efforts to restore historic Ritz Theatre
• Coastal Bend authorities preparing for more than 100,000 visitors during spring break
• Mirador Honors Local Seniors with Salute to Seniors Awards Dinner
• Industry Expert Speaks at Mirador
• Fans flock to signing of Chris Perez's new book 'To Selena, With Love'
• Traffic officials: Joe Fulton Corridor connector bridge will close Thursday, Friday
• Fire officials: Annaville area home catches fire Wednesday during roofing work
• Recent leak at Corpus Christi Citgo refinery studied as part of ongoing probe of 2009 incident
• Flu season lighter than last year, but doctors seeing a recent uptick
• Schanen Estates Elementary to celebrate 50 years of educating students
• Watch UR BAC program uses drunken driving simulator to warn about dangers of alcohol
• Metal shop consumed by brush fire flames Wednesday afternoon just north of Rockport
• Group hopes to halt Nueces County Commissioners Court redistricting efforts
• Chemical Safety Board investigates Citgo hydrofluoric acid leak
• Man accused of homeless shelter killing posted on Facebook about previous fights, prosecutors argue
• Boys basketball success raises Miller High School's spirit
• About 250 residents have first look Tuesday night at two design concepts for Destination Bayfront
• Portland, Corpus Christi women sentenced to prison Tuesday in connection to human smuggling
• Robstown High School to have second forum to address student attendance concerns Thursday
• Sierra Club criticizes Port of Corpus Christi for coal plans
• Man shot in chest, back as he lay on ground at homeless shelter, residents testify
• Corpus Christi police look for tattooed woman passing fake money
• Nueces County Commissioners Court reaches compromise on redistricting
• CCISD cancels quarterly Coffee with the Superintendent event
• Sinton school officials hope to reach agreement with city on wind turbines at high school
• Citgo refining plant site of chemical leak Monday; no one injured, emergency officials say
• CCISD officials, trustees look at future school demolitions, consolidations Monday
• Patrol officer disrupts suspected drug traffickers Monday on Padre Island
• Corpus Christi police: Man suffers critical injuries Monday during wreck in Calallen area
• Nueces County Commissioners Court recesses redistricting talks Monday evening
• One-term Democrat J.M. Lozano plans to file to run as Republican
• As Corpus Christi eyes sales tax funds, RTA argues it contributes to street maintenance
• Corpus Christi police arrest local boxer Friday on suspicion of stealing tires
• 24-year-old man pleads guilty Monday in cocaine-trafficking conspiracy
• Seven plead guilty in federal court to illegally transporting more than 400 undocumented immigrants
• Controlled burn near Aransas Pass causes smoke seen across the bay
• Jury selection starts this morning for man accused of murder at a homeless shelter
• A 25-year-old arrested Sunday after a hit-and-run crash
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 03.05.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 03.05.12
• Obituaries: 03.05.12
• College notes: 03.05.12
• School notes: 03.05.12
• Bus drivers show off skills at 'RTA Bus Roadeo'
• Coastal Bend H.S. reunions: 03.05.12
• Baker Middle School students start Mission FitPossible to teach healthy lifestyles
• A Sunday catch at Mustang Island casts a grateful lifetime
• Mirador Names Barry Bennett Executive Chef
• Survey: Streets and animal control among residents' investment priorities for the city
• Police: Bicyclist in critical condition after hit and run crash
• Flaring at Flint Hills is not dangerous
• Judge William Adams made $49,000 during first four months of suspension
• Sun shines Saturday on Festival of India: Steeped in Hindu tradition
• Coastal Bend school districts plan to help fund science labs for Premont ISD
• Obituaries: 03.04.12
• Northside fire Saturday possibly started by cigarette
• Gang unit officers learn how to work with other agencies to crack down on local gangs
• Eagle Ford Shale communities work toward sustainable futures amid booming oil, gas production
• Military notes: 03.03.12
• Bicyclist in critical condition Friday after striking side of pickup near Interstate 37
• Ortiz Jr. on Friday announces he will not seek election
• Sinton police arrest two high school students in connection to Thursday bomb threats
• Corpus Christi's Toast to Texas honors state independence
• CCISD trustee Willie Perez readmitted into hospital Thursday
• Retired Austin city manager to serve as Corpus Christi interim assistant city manager
• California man pleads guilty Friday in Corpus Christi to drug, money laundering conspiracy
• Judge orders bond conditions following unofficial jail release
• Radiothon to benefit Driscoll Hospital
• Eagle Ford Shale production surpasses analysts' forecasts
• What's for lunch: To smile or not for your mug shot?
• Republican Party of Texas conference Saturday will discuss state issues
• Texas Independence Day: 176 years since Republic
• Fight over beer lands one man in jail, another in hospital
• Windsor Park Elementary students, parents count on box top coupon success
• Eagle Ford Shale Consortium conference discusses economic impact of oil, gas boom
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi considers raising tuition, asks students to consider fee referendum vote
• More than 30 people indicted on federal charges of transporting undocumented immigrants
• Man wanted on homicide charges out of Del Rio arrested Thursday in Corpus Christi
• Stop signs to be installed on U.S. Highway 77 outside Robstown
• Ingleside mayor receives military honor 40 years after service
• Police to host vehicle auction Saturday, some impounded for no insurance
• Nueces County to save $3.3 million after refinancing bonds
• San Diego fires police chief, lieutenant
• Sinton school officials: Bomb threats Thursday, students evacuated
• Nueces County Sheriff's Office to spend $250,000 on mobile command center
• Donations fund new system to better treat stroke patients at Christus Spohn Shoreline
• What's for lunch: March coming in like a lamb, will leave Texas dry again
• Impatience in fast-food drive thru lands man in Nueces Co. jail
• Coastal Bend College names five finalists for school president
• 1 killed in accident in Karnes County, state highway 239 closed
• Texas State Aquarium has most visitors in 2011 — making 10 million since 1990
• Suzie Canales given "People's Friend" award from Texas Observer
• Aransas County Navigation District prepares to take over operations of Rockport Beach
• Nueces County moves forward with 'customer first' parking at courthouse
• Leap Year children get a party four years in the making
• Flour Bluff High School's NJROTC wins 18th consecutive state championship
• Nueces County Commissioners Court to discuss parking at courthouse
• Scott Humpal: Plane seemed to stall before crashing near Colorado airport
• Nueces County commissioners will hold redistricting meeting Monday
• Two teens detained for probation violation, one who ran faces evading arrest charge
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who ran out of store with $2K necklace
• Farenthold signs on in opposition to C-130 relocation
• Corpus Christi police suspect woman of DWI with kids in vehicle
• Corpus Christi plans five public workshops to discuss street funding options
• Federal court-ordered redistricting maps again shed Nueces County seat
• Rockport residents weigh in on plastic bag ban
• Motion filed to lift personal recognizance bond after justice of the peace granted it to court manager's son
• Architecture licensing board, CCISD architect team fail to negotiate settlement in wake of investigation
• Erich Wendl, 80, Maverick Markets founder, dies Monday at home
• Nature Conservancy announces plans to again restore Shamrock Island in Corpus Christi Bay
• Two men, one woman sentenced for aggravated robbery in October in Corpus Christi
• City Council approves Schlitterbahn re-zoning
• Corpus Christi students to volunteer at Tierra Grande colonia
• TxDOT hosts project discussions in Beeville, Alice next week
• Man lands in jail after being pulled over for failing to use turn signal
• Copper thief leaves saw behind, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police get photo of man accused of stealing truck
• Auto detail business tools taken, business door unlocked, Corpus Christi police say
• Nueces County Commissioners Court to discuss parking at courthouse
• Live Oak County Commissioners Court discusses regulating strip clubs, sexually oriented businesses
• Dense fog blankets much of the Coastal Bend on Monday
• Corpus Christi church robbed Sunday for the seventh time in seven years
• H-E-B honors Coastal Bend educators as some of the best in Texas
• CCISD officials looking at cross-enrollment plan for King NJROTC cadets
• Reorganization of Corpus Christi animal control leadership ousts director
• Corpus Christi police: Postal worker helps catch pair Thursday stealing Southside packages
• Alice fire displaces family of four
• Corpus Christi police: Men hospitalized after confronting neighbor over death of cat
• Man arrested for taking tools from Corpus Christi police shooting range building
• Fire damages Calallen town homes
• What's for lunch: Taking your 15 minutes?
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who slashed tires on 13 vehicles
• Corpus Christi police hear gunshots outside church, arrest driver
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 02.27.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 02.27.12
• College notes: 02/27.12
• Blood drives: 02.27.12
• School notes: 02.27.12
• Annapolis Christian Academy sends team to National Ocean Sciences Bowl
• City, community discussion continues about how to pay for $55M a year to fix the streets
• Beeville teen fortifies future with hard work
• Alice to see lower homeowner's insurance rates
• Truck driver killed in hit-and-run near Three Rivers
• Controlled burn in Ingleside
• Destination ImagiNation South Coastal Bend competition winners
• Highlighting healthy food first small step for Corpus Christi restaurant initiative
• Law enforcement grants at risk in Coastal Bend counties
• Obituaries: 02.26.12
• Sinton wind turbine dispute charts new territory
• FCC won't touch disputes like Time Warner-KRIS impasse
• Garden grows community cooperation
• Flour Bluff math-whiz finds 'utile' useful to win regional bee
• Taft man has $1.5 million bail after shooting standoff with police
• Military notes: 02.25.12
• Corpus Christi boy, 3, with cleft palate doesn't lose his smile
• 15-month-old Corpus Christi boy run over by pickup, killed Friday
• Fire officials: Corpus Christi needs more firefighters
• Harbor Bridge renovations beginning next week will cause lane closures
• Corpus Christi court officials, abuse victims reach out to domestic violence offenders
• Alice police officer, clerk on paid leave pending investigation into traffic citation
• Mathis police shoot at car Friday after driver steers toward them
• Alice woman ejected from van Friday during rollover wreck flown to Corpus Christi hospital
• Power outage in Three Rivers causes traffic problems
• Corpus Christi police: Man robbed at home, arrested on outstanding warrant
• CCISD trustee Willie Perez to remain on the school board, to consider re-election in November
• Corpus Christi police: Masked man steals man's rental car Friday, wrecks it
• Man stabbed on bus stop early Friday during argument over a woman, Corpus Christi police say
• About 3,000 electric customers in Corpus Christi without power from winds, AEP Texas says
• Nueces County drivers experience virtual-reality driving simulator
• Torres: It's all about the children ... this week
• Feria Para Aprender set for Saturday at Del Mar College West Campus
• Corpus Christi police seek man who took envelope of cash Feb. 13
• TxDOT: 75 mph speeds signs go up Monday in Nueces County on Interstate 37
• Storm Chaser winning name in Caller.com poll for racer slides under construction at Hurricane Alley
• Regional Bee has spellers buzzing
• 22-year-old man who pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide in September back in court
• Students learn about health professions
• Corpus Christi police release video of suspected shoplifter
• Corpus Christi police release video of suspected wallet thief
• Taft ISD athletic trainer arrested on suspicion of improper relationship with child, sexual assault of child
• Barking dogs lead Corpus Christi police to burglary suspect
• Corpus Christi's return to 80s ends today
• Metropolitan Elementary School of Design third-graders create stellar universe from ordinary assignment
• Gregory highway intersection with history of crashes to get traffic signal
• Alice City Council votes unanimously to seek proposals for construction of multiuse complex
• Corpus Christi woman killed in Colorado plane crash remembered at vigil as family recovers
• Corpus Christi man convicted Wednesday for methamphetamine trafficking
• Registration cards are expired, but Texas voters still are registered
• HUD asks for $330K reimbursement of block grant funds spent to redevelop downtown building
• Roundup rousts dozens of known gang members this week in Corpus Christi
• Las Luces festival troubles continue; organizer steps down from Harbor Lights Festival
• What's for lunch: What are you giving up for lent?
• New police chief makes debut at regular City Council session
• Texas Farm Bureau's Food Check-Out Week highlights affordable, healthy food options
• Coastal Bend parents, students learn bullying strategies, prevention during CCISD event
• Corpus Christi police: Man robs three different convenience stores early Tuesday
• City Council to work on a solution for city's plastic bag litter problem
• Schlitterbahn zoning request causes pause among some City Council members
• Alice woman killed Monday night after collision with 18-wheeler identified
• City, district officials could enter legal dispute over wind turbine project at Sinton High School
• FACT CHECK: Payroll tax cut won't cost Social Security fund
• KEDT to air documentary on hunger and obesity highlighting local health program Thursday
• Alice municipal court one of nine across state to receive traffic safety award
• Corpus Christi man pleads guilty Tuesday to solicitation of a minor
• Corpus Christi man pleads guilty to possession of child pornography Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police arrest pair after graffiti found
• RTA officials tour town in a double decker bus, explore purchasing such a vehicle
• Man arrested with hammer outside car with busted window
• Corpus Christi police: Paint cans and pot found after teens' suspected graffiti spree
• Corpus Christi assistant city manager headed to San Antonio
• CCISD trustee Willie Perez returns to district boardroom, awaits official word from doctor
• Watercolor workshop continues through Thursday at Art Center of Corpus Christi
• Alice ISD employee killed Monday night after her van collides with 18-wheeler north of city
• Sinton trustees vote unanimously to seek contract for construction of wind turbines at high school
• U.S. Rep. Blake Farenthold breaks ranks, votes against tax cut
• Brief pursuit ends Monday after Nueces County deputies chase fugitive on foot
• Four still hospitalized after Sunday plane crash during Corpus Christi to Colorado flight
• Corpus Christi could collect $2.2M from water agreement with plastics company
• Man shot Saturday by Aransas County Sheriff's deputy identified
• Corpus Christi police seek two men who robbed Southside smoke shop Jan. 29
• Corpus Christi police: Two men arrested early Monday after crack cocaine found in car
• Corpus Christi police looking for three men who attacked 27-year-old man
• Mathis ISD breaks ground on 1st new downtown campus in more than 50 years
• What's for Lunch: What do you know about Presidents' Day?
• Pair of fires keep Rockport, Aransas Pass crews busy overnight
• Twenty percent of Labonte Park camping permits purchased for Easter
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 02.20.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 02.20.12
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 02.20.12
• High school reunions: 02.20.12
• Adventures on the pages
• Corpus Christi-registered plane crashes in Colorado, two people dead
• Apartment fire under investigation
• High-dollar highways: Brooks County another example of forfeiture program gone wrong
• The case for asset forfeiture in South Texas
• Property on trial: Texas vs. One 2004 Chevy Silverado
• Discussion about a plastic bag ban to reach Corpus Christi City Council Tuesday
• Tristan Perez, 11, runs to make people more aware of Tourette's
• Driscoll police chief increases department's presence
• Premont ISD lays foundation for transformation
• Aransas County Sheriff’s deputy shoots, kills man who reaches for handgun Saturday
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed Saturday during argument over carpet cleaning machine
• First day of first HITS Triathlon Series is a day of firsts
• Military notes: 02.18.12
• Alice to honor parks department employees with Saturday playground dedication
• Corpus Christi pharmacy joins federal lawsuit to delay Medicaid cuts
• Corpus Christi police seek help in finding drivers involved in auto-pedestrian fatalities
• Robstown corporation buys 15 acres for $30,000
• Corpus Christi police locate driver of trailer that lost tire Monday, injuring officer
• CCISD police: Teen girl attacked Thursday on Ray High School campus
• Rockport firefighter rescues baby bunny from burning brush pile
• Pedestrian struck on crutches had warrant for parole violation
• Man dies late Thursday after bicycle struck from behind
• Man arrested after Nueces County truck, safe taken
• AAA Texas: Retail gasoline price up by average 6 cents across state
• Search on for state's outstanding senior volunteers
• Rain forecast calls for 1 to 2 inches of precipitation Friday in Coastal Bend
• Racers coming this weekend to run, bike and swim in city's first full triathlon
• Rural Nueces County residents discuss groundwater options with local, state officials
• Young girl flown to Corpus Christi hospital after rollover accident in Ben Bolt
• Staples Street construction needed, business owners, residents say at public meeting
• Aransas County changes direction on medical examiner contract
• Committee proposes ordinance legalizing feral cat colonies in Corpus Christi
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville president honored Wednesday at LULAC banquet
• Brooks County settles age discrimination suit
• Some Ingleside homeowners to get help from federal funds
• Simpson named new Corpus Christi police chief
• U.S. Marshals: Fugitive jumps from apartment window Wednesday, falls nearly four stories
• Public can view South Staples Street construction plan tonight
• Community leaders honored at 16th annual LULAC Council No. 1 awards banquet
• Parts of South Texas could see up to 5 inches of rain in next 48 hours
• Duane Campion, 52, San Patricio County extension agent, remembered as community leader
• Rockport roommates lose three dogs Wednesday to mobile home fire
• Two Corpus Christi police officers on paid leave after in-custody death
• Nueces County to spend $1.2 million on new network
• Nueces County Commissioners Court approves associate judge for County Court-at-Law No. 5
• Recycled Corpus Christi water to irrigate Naval Air Station Corpus Christi golf course
• Nueces County continues wait for redistricting map approval
• KidsPlace reopens at Cole Park after months of renovations
• Man not wearing seat belt suspected of taking Buick he was driving
• Man shot outside Corpus Christi pool hall after quarrel over woman
• Corpus Christi police find man, son cut in Wednesday incident
• Tejano art exhibit to showcase artists at League of United Latin American Citizens banquet
• Corpus Christi dachshund loses to Pekingese at 136th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
• Teenager sentenced to six months in state jail after pleading guilty to graffiti charge
• Corpus Christi police seek man who tried to use fraudulent check at area store
• Corpus Christi's next police chief could be named by the end of the week
• Attorney: Sinton's closed-door meetings illegal
• Sinton school's turbine project may have traction despite rejected variances
• Medical examiner: Corpus Christi woman found dead Monday died of natural causes
• Man who died Sunday in Corpus Christi police custody identified
• Woman arrested in fatal shooting of Flour Bluff man brought to Nueces County Jail
• Alice/Jim Wells County Economic Development Corp. executive director resigns
• Alice man struck by 18-wheeler dies near Robstown
• Man arrested for DWI after accident, Corpus Christi police report
• Final bond payment made for Lexington on the Bay Museum
• Del Mar College’s Board of Regents approves elimination of some dual credit fees
• Roads closed in Gregory Tuesday for railroad work
• Obituaries: 02.14.12
• City of Sinton rejects plan for wind turbines at high school
• Eastbound SPID reopens after CCPD officer injured
• Port to consider re-marketing Naval Station Ingleside
• Less federal regulation would encourage industry growth, Texas energy leaders tell congressional field hearing
• CCISD named finalist for H-E-B Excellence in Education award
• Pier improvements bring in revenue to Nueces County
• CCISD trustees approve Adkins as name for new Southside middle school
• For Corpus Christi florist, Valentine's Day is a celebration of her love for the city
• Driscoll Children's Hospital recognizes Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week
• Study: Offshore wind farms at risk from hurricanes
• Woman leads Corpus Christi police on chase wearing just cowboy boots
• Pair of Corpus Christi dogs win breed titles at Westminster Kennel Show
• Corpus Christi police: 2 drivers found passed out with foot on brake over weekend
• Accident knocks out power Monday around Airline Road
• 2 Corpus Christi officers placed on administrative leave after man dies Sunday
• Corpus Christi police investigating woman found dead Monday morning
• Beeville man has no intention of slowing down after shedding 76 pounds
• Robstown duplex fire destroys bedroom
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 02.13.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 02.13.12
• Valencias aid community through bingo halls, Ayers Civic Center
• Firefighters investigating garage fire
• Farenthold votes against federal funding for hiking, biking trails
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville honor rolls, fall 2011
• College notes: 02.13.12
• No script for these theatre students
• Hit and run on McArdle kills woman
• Port counts on dredging project to dig out new opportunities
• Corpus Christi residents use more water during drought
• Combat Marine Outdoors program offers fresh perspective for Marines
• Obituaries: 02.12.12
• Silly string, syringe and shotgun shell found at Corpus Christi Beach cleanup
• Hannah Overton getting second chance at freedom
• Lawsuit asks judge to come up with interim Nueces County Commissioners Court redistricting map
• Military notes: 02.11.12
• House fire Friday evening leaves man dead in Robstown
• Taft ISD brings in characters to reward students with perfect attendance
• Taft ISD investigating allegations involving athletic trainer, student
• Kingsville fire chief to retire after 41 years of service
• Corpus Christi municipal court joins forces with law enforcement for warrant roundup
• Nueces County Appraisal District board member resigns after it became known she was convicted felon
• CCISD's Metro Schools to start accepting lottery applications Monday
• Foreign guests of the State Department, World Affairs Council of South Texas dine with Coastal Bend lawmakers
• Frustration grows in Nueces County as election organizers wait for primary date
• US increases travel warning to 14 Mexican states
• Teen tells Corpus Christi police man tried to kidnap her
• From love on the scoreboard to love on the dance floor: Keep your lovebird entertained with Top 5 Weekend Picks
• Plans to move U.S. Highway 77 concern some Driscoll residents
• Mirador Couple Share Secrets to Achieving 64 Years of Wedded Bliss
• Robstown man pleads guilty to making fake bomb threats at Valero refinery
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi voices concern over lack of space, funds for facilities
• Five finalists for Corpus Christi police chief work in Texas
• Tuloso-Midway ISD in talks with two-firm architect team in design of high school fine arts center
• Staples Street Station under repair to fix uneven foundation
• Rockport police arrest teen for burglary of a building Thursday
• Portland to automate trash collection, upgrade recycling
• What's for lunch? Hot enough for you
• Corpus Christi gas prices slightly below state average
• Repeat criminal offender caught by task force
• One person killed in Thursday rollover after Border Patrol pursued vehicle
• Accident closes Weber Road near Gollihar
• Obituaries: 02.09.12
• December sales send some Coastal Bend tax payments surging
• Mayor Joe Adame's State of the City address: 'We've got something special here'
• State appeals court rules Hannah Overton case will receive review
• Corpus Christi pain doctor faces allegations of improper pain pill prescriptions, witness intimidation
• Texas A&M University System Board of Regents to visit A&M-Corpus Christi this week
• Glass recycling event planned Saturday on city's Southside
• Parental involvement conference in Robstown offers resources for Coastal Bend parents
• Entrepreneur to turn former H-E-B building in Rockport into theater with food, retail space
• Department of Justice objects to Nueces County commissioners redistricting map
• Robstown man sentenced to 25 years in prison for raping woman, stabbing man and woman last year
• Corpus Christi police: Teen relucant to report robbery
• City of Rockport, Aransas County Navigation District closer to deal on beach park
• Falfurrias woman duped into sending money to Mexico after phone scam
• Texas architecture licensing board seeks penalties for CCISD architect team
• Corpus Christi basset hound will compete in Westminster dog show
• Children of slain Alice woman remain in state's care after custody hearing Tuesday
• More than 100 pounds of marijuana discovered in Houston couple's SUV near Hebbronville
• Corpus Christi police: Legally deaf and blind woman struck Tuesday by passing car
• Two new Robstown ISD board officers have low attendance, training records
• Sign up for free Corpus Christi police and Nueces County emergency alerts
• Nueces County lifts burn ban
• Woman leads police through San Patricio, Nueces counties to avoid mental detention
• Woman suspected of hitting Corpus Christi officer in head with beer bottle
• Repairs to railroad crossing set for Friday at Farm-to-Market Road 361 in Taft
• Mary Helen Berlanga Elementary School set to open Monday in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police: Five arrested on suspicion of drunken driving Super Bowl Sunday
• Robstown man pleads guilty Monday to raping woman, stabbing man, woman last year
• Corpus Christi man awarded nearly $3.2 million after daughter, 12, killed in semitrailer collision
• U.S. District Judge rejects proposed temporary fix to state’s redistricting fight
• Fugitive task force arrests man Monday in Robstown, wanted for shooting man in 2007
• Two undocumented immigrants rescued Saturday near Kingsville by Border Patrol agents
• San Patricio attorney: No charges for one of three former Ingleside volunteer firefighters in connection to suspected arsons
• Authorities: New Department of Public Safety crime lab will reduce case backlog
• Nurses picket at Corpus Christi Medical Center as negotiations continue over staffing levels
• Corpus Christi police says man caused early Monday crash
• Corpus Christi to charge for camping this Easter in Labonte Park
• Aransas County lifts burn ban
• Relatives remember 24-year-old Corpus Christi woman killed Friday in single-vehicle crash
• Nueces County Courthouse overcrowded with jurors Monday
• Man beaten while sleeping, Corpus Christi police say
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 02.06.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 02.06.12
• School notes: 02.06.12
• College notes: 02.06.12
• South Texas snapshot: Relevaires dance club
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi looking to retain more Hispanics in technical fields
• Hicks Elementary parents clipping costs with coupons
• San Diego man to face trial Monday in the death of his 2-year-old daughter
• Rain puts a dent in drought conditions, but there's a long way to go
• Political alliances also redrawn in tough Coastal Bend redistricting process
• Alice hopes to gain revenue with selling of its effluent water
• Parking control opens new office on Leopard Street, speeds up citation payment process
• Texting language weaves its way into school assignments
• Police say man hit fence before staggering away from crash
• Incarnate Word Academy wins regional mock trail
• Woman arrested in connection to shooting death of her boyfriend
• Coastal Bend military notes: 02.04.12
• Crosstown Expressway, Weber Road expansion plans in the works
• From the brink of closure 3 years ago, affordable primary care clinic now boasts record number of patients
• Time Warner response to FCC complaint blasts KRIS-TV's claims as 'frivolous'
• Corpus Christi police: Woman, 24, killed in single-car accident after hitting power pole Friday evening
• CCISD committee selects three finalists for namesake of new Southside middle school
• Rain, cooler temperatures headed to Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi police arrest man after his truck hits porch
• Corpus Christi police find woman passed out, arrest her for drug possession
• Two Corpus Christi air traffic controllers honored for life-saving work
• Two women ask to use bathroom, rob elderly man at knifepoint, police say
• Having a party? Go the whole 9 yards
• Discussion about citywide Corpus Christi plastic bag ban reaches new heights
• Former Corpus Christi mayor, congressional candidate Jason Luby dies at 82
• Fire destroys home Thursday in Skidmore, displacing woman, child and dog
• AEP shutting down power at Texas A&M-CC campus at 9 p.m.
• Corpus Christi police: Church maintenance man stabbed Thursday during struggle
• Days before the Super Bowl, still no agreement between Time Warner Cable and KRIS-TV
• Beeville man facing drug charges is in federal custody after gun found in his home
• Del Mar College to offer $5 dental X-rays
• Expired inspection sticker leads Corpus Christi police to suspected California sex offender
• Suspected graffiti vandals nabbed with markers near anti-graffiti summit
• Curby the Recycling Robot teaches about the environment
• Corpus Christi city staff, police and concerned residents discuss graffiti Wednesday during summit
• Lillian Riojas announces campaign for an at-large Corpus Christi City Council seat
• This season, Harbor Ferry will run longer and have modern fare collection, backup boat
• Former Corpus Christi law firm operator Mauricio Celis granted review in lawyer impersonation case
• Corpus Christi residents' 24 million pounds of recycled plastics, paper and metal exceeds expectations
• Emergency help available for Nueces County veterans
• Fog expected to roll back in tonight
• Corpus Christi man found not guilty for causing vehicle crash that left a woman without an arm
• Police seek help catching man who beat victim, stole his grandfather's vehicle
• Man suspected of passing fake $100 bill surrenders to police
• Corpus Christi arrest men in vehicle driving on wrong side of road with doors open
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by vehicle
• Boys, 10, 11 and 12, detained by Corpus Christi police for graffiti
• Committee recommends new utility fee to pay for Corpus Christi streets
• Texas A&M-CC business students offer tax prep help for free
• Wednesday's Child: William
• Corpus Christi police: Man's jaw broken Tuesday in Flour Bluff during attempted robbery
• Corpus Christi police: Man with drugs tries to distract officer Tuesday during traffic stop
• Corpus Christi police seize drugs, cash Saturday during shooting investigation
• Texas Department of Transportation changes Interstate 37 speed signs Tuesday to reflect 75 mph limit
• Kingsville's True Value shuts its doors after 66 years in business
• Corpus Christi woman receives 30 years in prison for possession of cocaine
• Red Cross helps men who lost home early Sunday to fire
• Corpus Christi City Council gives final support to council district maps
• What's for lunch? Who should be singing for your vote
• Corpus Christi police arrest man for breaking into sister's home
• Speed limit signs go up today on Interstate 37, increasing to 75 mph
• Ray High School Navy Junior ROTC cadets mourn loss of longtime commander
• Las Luces del Mar Christmas event in jeopardy as bills go unpaid
• Aransas County to cut ties with Nueces County Medical Examiner's Office
• Corpus Christi police, SWAT Team stage Monday outside home of suspected burglar
• Advertising to be removed from 58 bus benches to settle resident complaint about illegal signs
• Corpus Christi police arrest 16-year-old boy Friday for June 20 vandalism of message board
• Sinton police seek man they said used counterfeit money at area dollar store
• Colleen McIntyre announces for Corpus Christi City Council District 4 race
• Transportation officials hold hearings on U.S. 77 upgrades
• Teen accused of tagging arrested by Corpus Christi police
• Corpus Christi police: Woman avoids head-on collison with wrong-way driver
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 01.30.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 01.30.12
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.30.12
• Blood drives: 01.30.12-02.04.12
• School notes: 01.30.12
• Coastal Bend mock trial competition offers a glimpse into life in the courtroom
• City staff, police say graffiti on the rise
• Local black history photo book to publish during Black History Month
• Padre Island Seashore officials want input on proposed reclaimation
• Man hits couple with car after fight at a nightclub
• Canales, new chief appraiser, has one year to get certifications
• Builder has big plans for dome homes in Aransas Pass, surrounding area
• Obituaries: 01.29.12
• American Red Cross feels the heat as number of fires rise
• American Red Cross seeks volunteers across Coastal Bend
• Aransas County official and construction contractor fined for campaign donation
• Harold T. Branch mourners: Rev. built up the youth, tore down walls of segregation
• How Indy lured Super Bowl XLVI
• Top livestock in Sinton breeds $63,200 in bids
• Fire guts home on Sunlight Drive
• Mark Scott seeks a third term on the City Council
• Military notes: 01.28.12
• Corpus Christi man accused of fatally shooting mother's boyfriend denied bail Friday
• Two 15-year-old boys accused of fatally stabbing woman waive detention hearing Friday
• Coastal Bend lawmakers meet with business leaders to discuss windstorm legislation
• Super Bowl broadcast on KRIS-TV appears bleak
• FACT CHECK: Ortiz Jr. hits, misses mark on statewide redisricting
• Corpus Christi police: Teen caught with marker, pictures of graffiti on cellphone
• Corpus Christi police ask your help to nab a cab thief
• More than 1,400 AEP customers in 78412 zip code without power Friday
• Gap Inc. closing store in Corpus Christi
• Roofer on the run surrenders to Sinton police after tips come in
• Corpus Christi ranks next to last among U.S. Most Literate big cities
• Corpus Christi officers, city officials celebrate Thursday at annual police awards banquet
• Former Whataburger headquarters building sold to medical group
• New mental health program to more quickly treat inmates unfit for trial, will save Nueces County money
• Corpus Christi police chase man Wednesday seen speeding through two school zones
• Anglers leave Port Aransas, haul in huge offshore catch
• Kleberg County Sheriff's deputies find marijuana growing system in Kingsville
• Survey results: To prosper, Corpus Christi needs to invest now in its future
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi police respond to call, find students with toy gun
• Slain Corpus Christi woman's boyfriend will not face trial in assault case
• What's for lunch: Is this the end or make plans for 2013?
• Kingsville leaders put $1.5 million budget surplus to work
• Speed limit to increase to 75 mph on parts of Interstate 37
• Aransas County hires project manager
• Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce hosts windstorm conference Friday
• Students get close to livestock at San Patricio and Aransas Counties Agricultural and Homemakers Show
• Robstown ISD officials, community meet to discuss solving low attendance
• CCISD committee hears presentations for new middle school naming nominees
• Kleberg County struggles to make ends meet with little left in reserve fund
• Corpus Christi gas department sees five vehicle burglaries in less than a week
• Corpus Christi police: Man places curling irons down pants, walks out of store
• Corpus Christi police trying to find former owners of seafood restaurant
• Corpus Christi Film Society brings new film festival to the city
• Medical examiner's office: Rockport woman found in holding cell died of cocaine toxicity
• Jim Wells County man arrested after hostage standoff with SWAT Team
• Woman's brother, actually her husband and parole violator, Corpus Christi police say
• Adler announces bid for Corpus Christi mayor
• 2012 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show results
• State Highway 35 lane closure for 6-month project starts Tuesday in Gregory
• Woman arrested for DWI with child, 4, in vehicle
• National Weather Service issues tornado watch for northern Coastal Bend until 11 a.m.
• Corpus Christi outdoor enthusiasts turn out Tuesday to discuss proposed biking, hiking trails
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority agrees to settle after audit shows funds spent without federal consent
• Officials give state of the Corpus Christi Police Department address Tuesday at Crime Stoppers luncheon
• Wednesday's child: Johnny
• MIRADOR HONORS VOLUNTEER FROM THE ART MUSEUM OF SOUTH TEXAS
• Corpus Christi City Council supports overhaul of municipal court administration
• Proposed Corpus Christi voting map receives initial support from City Council
• London ISD remodels old school building to accommodate recent student growth
• Rockport police arrest man Tuesday after girl claims she was sexually assaulted by him
• Expected heavy rains, potential hail cancel Aransas County ISD's half-day pre-kindergarten classes
• Kelley Allen receives nod for City Council District 1 seat
• What's for lunch: More important, your president or NFL coach?
• Corpus Christi police return toddler found walking in Wooldridge Road early Tuesday
• Corpus Christi tapped for testing of video cameras on side of school buses
• Robstown ISD sets forum Wednesday to discuss improving school attendance
• Weather officials: As much as an inch of rain could arrive late Tuesday in Coastal Bend
• CCISD trustees discuss possible meeting accommodations for ill trustee
• CCISD trustees hear plan for redistricting
• Texas A&M University System chancellor wants to attract out-of-state research funding
• Houston man turns himself in to Rockport police Monday on charge of theft related to real estate company
• Beeville police: Woman struck and dragged Monday by pickup truck in parking lot
• Corpus Christi police: Woman struck by car Monday after confronting man who stole daughter's cellphone
• Corpus Christi one of five cities to receive $25K for a green space project
• Corpus Christi K-9 dogs track suspected burglar
• Corpus Christi police: Woman shoots man in leg during disturbance
• Public meetings in February for proposed upgrade of U.S. Highway 77
• Argument over cans ends in theft, fight, Corpus Christi police say
• Three sentenced in embezzlement scheme targeting Sherwin Alumina Co.
• Road work on US 77 today near Sinton
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 01.23.12
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 01.23.11
• Alabama searchers going house-to-house after deadly storms
• School notes: 01.23.12
• Coastal Bend high school reunions: 01.23.12
• College notes: 01.23.12
• Ray High School, Driscoll Middle School students discuss college readiness
• Animal control gains momentum to handle Corpus Christi's dog and cat overpopulation
• Former Corpus Christi municipal court employee indicted, arrested
• Castaway goods help five church ministries and are a lifeline for 30 nonprofits
• New public housing prompts talks about neighboring complex
• Obituaries: 01.22.12
• NAACP members honor accomplishments, MLK's legacy
• Development spark catching in Gregory as TPCO plant construction begins
• As new questions emerge, former District Attorney Garza speaks about forfeiture funds
• Former Brooks County sheriff under investigation for use of seized cash
• Authorities crack down after spike in thefts at Goodwill donation spots
• Man suspected of stabbing leaves bar fight with suspected drunken driver
• Beast brings biggest bucks at junior livestock sale
• Corpus Christi police find missing boy and his sister who left Southside foster home
• Coastal Bend military notes: 01.21.12
• Students show off champion steers at Nueces County Junior Livestock Show
• Alice implements mandatory water restrictions as lakes continue to drop
• 2012 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show winners: rabbit
• Summit on marine debris offers solutions
• Supreme Court orders new voting maps
• Nuns, Spurs fans from Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament to cheer for their favorite team
• Hospital employees call on management to approve a wage increase
• Rev. Harold T. Branch dies Friday at age 92
• San Patricio County Sheriff's office: 8 arrested Thursday during drug sting
• Girl, 4, dies in fire Friday morning in Duval County
• Magill seeks District 2 City Council seat
• Corpus Christi officials: Two road construction projects underway in the next few days
• Police: Distracted driver strikes power pole Friday; power cut to half a dozen homes
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested on suspicion of intoxication assault with a vehicle
• Seguin man, 85, dies Tuesday in U.S. Highway 77 crash
• Texas A&M-Kingsville to reinstate gas engineering program in August
• Corpus Christi's municipal court needs overhaul, report finds
• Five applicants seek Corpus Christi City Council District 1 appointment
• Shrine Circus stops at the American Bank Center this weekend
• Courts won't decide case of teen pressured to terminate pregnancy
• South Texas Sheriff's Coalition seizes more than $300,000 Tuesday during traffic stop near Premont
• Human trafficking conference attracts about 70 South Texas residents
• Seguin man, 85, dies Tuesday in U.S. Highway 77 crash after hitting van
• Corpus Christi police arrest 3 for DWI in less than 2 hours
• 2012 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show winners: Homemaking and Market Goat Show
• Nueces County to upgrade Padre Island pavilion
• Attorney: Murder-for-hire accusation concocted by ex-wife for child custody
• Nueces County reviews vehicle policy after wrecks
• Man stabbed Wednesday night leaves Corpus Christi hospital before police can interview him
• Nueces County vehicle fleet running clean, advocate says
• Nueces County refinances debt to save $2 million
• Corpus Christi police: Driver of truck thrown out in early Thursday rollover, dies
• Miller High School kicks off community resource program
• Ingleside firefighters indicted on arson charges
• Big day at the Nueces County Jr. Livestock show
• Police: 21-year-old man wrecks motorcycle Wednesday off South Padre Island Drive
• Nueces County Commissioners send district clerk's plan back to drawing board
• Obituaries: 01.19.12
• City planning commission recommends zoning change where Schlitterbahn is proposed
• County commissioners meeting in review
• Alice sales tax revenue boosts budget, mayor's spirits
• Medical examiner identifies Flour Bluff man killed by gunshot wound to neck
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 24 years for drug conspiracy
• Mathis police: Store found selling synthetic marijuana; suspected delivery driver arrested
• Nueces County Commissioners hold impromptu closed-door meeting
• Port, Coast Guard honor ship crew for preventing harbor tragedy
• Premont ISD cancels sports to save money, focus on academics in effort to stay open
• Grand jury no-bills man in Aransas Pass murder-for-hire case
• Corpus Christi family's home destroyed by Wednesday fire
• Kingsville police ask drivers to avoid construction area
• TxDOT crews working on I-37 Wednesday morning
• Car owner says he was shot during attempted carjacking this morning
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to prison for possession of child pornography
• Calallen girl, mom air Wednesday on "Toddlers & Tiaras" reality show
• City discussion heats up for how to spend $14M leftover bond money
• Del Mar College's Regents approve negotiations in settlement in discrimination suits filed by college professor
• Homemaking thrives during Nueces County Junior Livestock Show
• Obituaries: 01.18.12
• City approves $7.3M contract to retrofit six buildings with energy-efficient improvements
• City Council: In other business
• Expansion on horizon as Driscoll Children's Hospital kidney transplant program nears fifth year
• Corpus Christi to Host Summer TAAF Games of Texas
• Medical examiner: Flour Bluff man died of gunshot wound to the neck
• Medical Examiner: Cause of death unknown for Flour Bluff teen found dead
• Human trafficking conference Thursday will aim toward educating the public
• Calallen graduate's film selected for the 2012 Sundance Film Festival
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 16 years in federal prison on drug charge
• Councilwoman Leal asks if FBI is investigating City Hall
• Christus Spohn recruiting for volunteers
• Corpus Christi police: Man refuses to buy drugs, attacked with tire iron
• Corpus Christi Council approved $7.3M deal to retrofit six buildings with energy-efficient improvements
• City Council approves $759K to pay for Brawner drainage improvements
• Man asks Corpus Christi officer for ride, gets trip to jail instead
• Corpus Christi police: Woman scammed in video camera deal
• Corpus Christi police looking for business burglary
• Obituaries: 01.17.2012
• Auto Theft Task Force rethinks strategy, shifts focus to repeat offenders
• Rockport's big blue crab on its way back
• Flour Bluff teen found unresponsive dies Sunday
• Hundreds march Monday through downtown Corpus Christi to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Police: Man steals $25K in jewelry from mall Sunday
• Gulf of Mexico Foundation to leave Corpus Christi in 2013
• Corpus Christi police: Man knocks out possible truck burglar
• Corpus Christi police investigating fatal Monday shooting
• Corpus Christi police: Pair arrested on suspicion of theft with newborn
• Employee stops man with stolen shrimp, lobster in pants
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.16.12
• School notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.16.12
• Coastal Bend school reunions: 01.16.12
• Hardwork meets opportunity with Harte Research Institute's grant funding
• Obituaries: 01.16.12
• Moving a flag for MLK moved a woman to lead his march
• UT Marine Science Institute scientists join study of ciguatera
• Staycationers drive tourism revenue for Corpus Christi, CVB CEO says
• History of African Americans in Corpus Christi Told Through Photographs
• Livestock show Queen announced
• Obituaries: 01.15.12
• Special report: How do we fix our streets?
• Better roads can boost neighborhood pride
• The city's worst-ranked streets are least likely to be fixed
• Should the city use concrete or asphalt to build streets?
• Street construction comes with a price for business owners
• Reinstated Harbor Ferry nearly tops ridership record but fails to capture full fare due to old collection system
• Fact check: Torres goes for the green in golf tournament flier
• Squirrel busters leave Ingleside on the Bay
• CCISD could break ground on career and technical high school by late spring
• Homicide victim identified, gag order in place for authorities
• Livestock show parade entries march without band this year
• Man critically burned in early morning trailer fire
• Coastal Bend military notes: 01.14.12
• Sparks fly at livestock show welding competition
• Man sentenced to 50 years in prison for shooting death of sister-in-law in Kleberg County
• Rockport Beach Park negotiations continue
• San Diego resident says animal control officer abused authority
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 60 years in prison for indecency with a child after violating probation
• Slain Corpus Christi woman's boyfriend set to face trial in assault case
• Kingsville man arrested on suspicion of selling cocaine from house near university
• Destination Bayfront park planning consultants kick off eight-month process in Corpus Christi
• 3 Corpus Christi projects will close roads, lanes starting Monday
• Fire near George West affects driving conditions
• Corpus Christi police: 88-year-old woman dies after overnight attack
• Eagle Ford terminal reenergizes failed steel plant site
• NAACP members reflect on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, announce speaker for annual banquet
• Eagle Ford Shale formation presenting benefits, challenges, but will remain strong, analysts say
• Corpus Christi police debut Patrol K-9 Unit dogs Thursday
• obits: 01.13.12
• Windsor Park Elementary students approve a city to pay crossing guards in mock council meeting
• Corpus Christi police: Teens arrested Wednesday after neighbors said they tried to steal electronics
• Kingsville fire damages home Thursday; officer rescues family's puppy
• Border Patrol: More than $22 million in drugs seized the past week in South Texas
• KRIS-TV files complaint with Federal Communications Commission against Time Warner as blackout continues
• Premont ISD's extension cause for celebration 35 miles away in San Diego
• 77th annual Nueces County Junior Livestock Show offers competition, fun
• Georgia man sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for drug trafficking near Sarita
• Generations enjoy Nueces County Jr. Livestock Show
• 2012 Catholic conference in Corpus Christi to offer 40 workshops
• Corpus Christi police seek man who stole item, threatened employee on New Year's Day
• Corpus Christi police: Man sleeping in Dumpster avoids being crushed
• Cold winds blowing into Coastal Bend today
• Obituaries: 01.12.12
• Sinton Police get $4,000 traffic safety and training grant
• Premont ISD to remain open for at least another year under amended agreement
• Padre Island residents hear project plans for proposed Schlitterbahn water park Wednesday night
• Alice police: Woman found Tuesday at human services center died of a single gunshot wound
• Aquarium's stingray exhibit to get overhaul, expansion
• Official: Robstown closer to agreement with Chinese investors
• Woodsboro to lose water service today
• Corpus Christi police seek man who stole from elderly woman
• Pair of Corpus Christi road work projects start in the next few days
• Corpus Christi police find woman with counterfeit $100 bills at bar
• Triple fatality collision closes State Highway 35 in Aransas County
• 3-vehicle accident blocks SPID westbound
• Attorney searching for 20 Coastal Bend kids to send to Tony Parker Skills Clinic Saturday
• Corpus Christi city manager fires top administrators in municipal court
• Corpus Christi man found guilty Tuesday on federal weapons, ammunition charges
• Alice police: 26-year-old woman killed Tuesday during domestic dispute at state health services building
• March construction set to rebuild Staples Street from Williams Drive to Saratoga Boulevard
• Del Mar College regents approve final redistricting plan
• Corpus Christi police finish investigation into Sept. 13 jogger death; results given to district attorney's office
• CCISD committee to hear presentations for naming new Southside school
• New District 1 rep must apply by Jan. 19 for open Corpus Christi council seat
• Coffee with CCISD superintendent Thursday morning
• Corpus Christi police: 3 stopped at burglarized business
• Canyon Supply and Logistics misses down payment deadline on former naval station; deal not yet done
• Fugitive task force arrests Corpus Christi man Monday on kidnapping warrant
• South Texas Botanical Gardens expands with Reptiles in Residence program
• Rockport man pleads guilty Monday to federal child pornography charges
• Corpus Christi City Council to vote on contracts to study Westside flooding issues
• Regional Transportation Authority breaks ridership record in 2011 with 6 million passenger trips
• Woman killed Saturday in Corpus Christi house fire identified
• Man wanted by Army on warrant for desertion arrested during traffic stop in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested Monday after threatening neighbor with knife, handgun
• Former Ortiz chief of staff, Democratic candidate named in federal racketeering investigation
• Taft resident challenges de-annexation election
• Failure to use turn signal lands woman in jail for drug charges
• Ramp re-opens from state highway 44 to SPID after accident
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 01.08.12
• Rainy Monday makes for clear week ahead for South Texas
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.09.12
• Coastal Bend school notes: 01.09.12
• Calallen High School's Earth Club gives back with revamped atrium
• Coastal Bend reunions: 01.09.12
• Obituaries: 01.09.12
• Corpus Christi Municipal Court adds automated phone system, revamped website
• Beeville city secretary hits the road after 42 years of public service
• Lawnview fire leaves woman injured, garage heavily damaged
• Premont divided over whether school district should accept state deal
• FACT CHECK: Scott says Texas schools are getting more money than ever; Torres touts track record
• CCISD Adult Learning Center gives parents, children educational foundation
• Extension cord fire Saturday results in woman's death
• Alabama man dies in rollover near Ricardo
• Coastal Bend military notes: 01.07.12
• City spends $900,000 to encourage redevelopment of Ward building downtown
• Healthy living and eating focus for H-E-B and its customers in 2012
• Robstown residents join hands in fight over hazardous facility permit
• Corpus Christi police seize nine 8-liners from markets Thursday night
• Corpus Christi police looking for gunman who stole gas card from woman
• Corpus Christi SWAT team arrests 2 men found with drugs
• City of Corpus Christi fills two senior department positions
• Corpus Christi police to auction impounded vehicles Saturday, more than a quarter seized for lack of insurance
• Corpus Christi Navy base main gate to be closed Saturday morning
• Kingsville bust nets 68 marijuna plants
• Recycle your holiday tree the next two Saturdays
• Single-vehicle accident caused traffic jam on Crosstown to SPID
• Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District gets grant to promote healthy babies
• CCISD cancels Monday meeting; district trustee committee to meet Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police welcome 11 graduates from dispatcher training academy
• Hispanic voting rights advocates support Corpus Christi, Del Mar redistricting maps
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville wildlife institute receives $1M gift from La Salle County rancher
• Two former employees of Corpus Christi pizzeria plead guilty in immigration case
• King High School Navy Junior ROTC to end in June; CCISD won't fund alternative program
• State warns of grant cuts for local law enforcement
• Portland police arrest Nueces County jailer Wednesday on suspicion of sexual assault of a child
• Councilwoman Nelda Martinez announces campaign for Corpus Christi mayor
• Corpus Christi police destroy more than 1,000 packages of fireworks
• Family of 6 burned out of Kingsville home
• Police: Driver fires off gun in front of Corpus Christi officers
• Corpus Christi police arrest man found slumped over steering wheel
• Canyon pays $110,000 to extend Naval Station Ingleside contract
• South Texas counties part of USDA disaster declaration
• Nueces County closer to joining lawsuit over filing fees
• Corpus Christi residents speak out against proposed closure of mail processing center
• U.S. Coast Guard: Man suffering medical episode rescued Wednesday from charter fishing boat off Port Aransas
• TCEQ seeks stricter air monitoring plan at ASARCO/Encycle demolition site
• Children of slain Alice woman remain in state's custody
• Regional Parkway corridors identified; funding still is the question
• Buc Days Festival to return to previous location at Memorial Coliseum site
• Nueces County district clerk vows to fix accounting, software problems cited in $90,000 audit
• Corpus Christi city councilman appointed to county tax assessor job
• Flour Bluff rental home burns down
• Court order prevents family of Corpus Christi teen from forcing her to get abortion
• Reward raised for Corpus Christi fugitive on Texas Top 10 list
• Nueces County Commissioners tap councilman for open tax assessor post
• Report: Brownsville middle school in lockdown after student with gun shot
• Corpus Christi couple found in suspected murder-suicide identified
• Corpus Christi police arrest 18 suspected drunken drivers during New Year's weekend
• California man pleads guilty Tuesday to sexually assaulting teen during spring break on Padre Island
• Corpus Christi police captain files lawsuit against city, cites discrimination
• Family of Corpus Christi teen who died after weekend rollover looking for answers
• Man sentenced to 12 years in federal prison Tuesday for possession of more than 11,000 pounds marijuana
• Corpus Christi police find man, woman in 60s dead on Aberdeen Avenue on Tuesday evening after shooting
• Corpus Christi police arrest 18 suspected drunken drivers during New Year's weekend
• Rain, chilly weather help diminish one of the worst outbreaks of red tide in Coastal Bend
• 2011 in Pictures: Rachel Denny Clow
• Bee County water supplier has elevated arsenic levels
• Man rolls vehicle on SPID Tuesday morning
• Thieves stealing copper cause power outage Tuesday
• Corpus Christi redistricting public hearing Thursday
• Iowa caucus history doesn't make for clear GOP presidential winner
• Freeze warning in effect for much of Coastal Bend until 9 a.m.
• Two men arrested for theft after Corpus Christi junior high security guard sees pipes fall from truck
• Rockport-Fulton High School students gain experience from habitat conservation project
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.02.12
• Coastal Bend reunions: 01.02.12
• Teen in critical condition after crash
• Four remain unsolved from Corpus Christi's 15 homicides in 2011
• Obituaries: 01.01.12
• Caller-Times 2011 Newsmaker of the Year: Donna Shaver
• Nativity pageant packs pews Saturday at Cathedral
• Time Warner, KRIS-TV dispute part of 20-year industry row between broadcasters, carriers
• Nueces County officials increase manpower for last no refusal weekend of the year
• Coastal Bend military notes: 12.31.11
• Orange Grove man wins $250,000 from Texas Lottery in Mega Millions drawing
• Man files lawsuit against city, six Corpus Christi police officers claiming excessive force
• Six applicants vying for interim Nueces County tax assessor
• About 1,400 customers in Corpus Christi lose power Friday afternoon
• City has Christmas tree recycling plan, but needs your help
• Bar patron arrested after he broke a beer bottle over a man's head, police say
• Corpus Christi man killed in Bexar County alongside sister during holiday visit
• Coastal Bend authorities step up campaign to curb illegal fireworks use
• Corpus Christi parking control officers will generate tickets electronically starting Jan. 3
• Education commissioner: Premont ISD can be saved, if it agrees to state's reasonable demands
• Man carries sword undetected through Corpus Christi airport security scanner
• Alice High School alumnus helps in production of Dr. Hector P. Garcia documentary
• As must-win Cowboys game looms, Time Warner, Cordillera Communications work toward blackout resolution
• A handful in Corpus Christi make big investment in wind turbines
• State offers Premont ISD one-year extension that calls for drastic improvements
• Upper respiratory infections, flu-like illnesses plague the Coastal Bend
• Coastal Bend farmers, ranchers could get part of $50 million for watershed purification projects
• Medical examiner identifies driver killed Tuesday in minivan wreck
• Semitrailer driver stopped in Driscoll, accused of using cocaine
• Motorcyclist who fell over flyover barrier in stable condition Wednesday
• Postal service will hold a public meeting Jan. 4 about moving Corpus Christi mail processing center
• Man suspected of Rockport shooting turns himself into authorities Tuesday
• Texas Department of Transportation to upgrade roads battered by oilfield traffic in Karnes County
• Comptroller's office recommends school district not approve tax incentives for Petronila wind farm project
• Coastal Bend counties may send tax bills by email under new state law
• Corpus Christi police search Tuesday night for man who robbed store at knife point
• Corpus Christi police: Motorcyclist critically injured Tuesday in freeway overpass accident
• Corpus Christi police: Man killed Tuesday after vehicle crosses highway, strikes pillar
• Tuloso-Midway ISD trustees plan in January to discuss next steps in $36M bond program
• Officials cancel Cee Lo concert Thursday
• Invasive black tiger shrimp prove a genuine threat to Gulf shrimp populations
• Power outage on Southside affects 5,000 AEP customers
• Corpus Christi police search for man accused of robbing hotel clerk
• Propane fracking slowly gaining attention as Canadian company uses technique in Texas
• Cattery Cat Shelter will start a mobile spay and neuter clinic in January
• Red Knots the center of attention in migratory bird tracking study
• Coastal Bend reunions: 12.26.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 12.26.11
• Children with special needs find encouragement, success at Rise School of Corpus Christi
• Rockport couple lose home in blaze
• Hospital patients receive a special gift on Christmas
• Coastal Bend miracle: Christmas snow of 2004
• Karl Rove speaks on politics, current issues at chamber luncheon
• London third-graders get on Santa's good list, enlist backup reindeer fleet
• Annual feast a belly full of holiday tradition
• Christmas Eve attic fire displaced six people
• After five years, a family living at the Ronald McDonald house gets to go home
• Aransas County Sheriff's officials trailing Christmas Eve shooter
• Robstown families turn holiday grief into positive, therapeutic efforts
• Driscoll family loses trailer home Friday to fire
• Coastal Bend military notes: 12.24.11
• Obituaries: 12.24.11
• Santa receives dozens of letters in South Texas
• Alone for Christmas: South Texans separated from Mexican relatives by drug violence, immigration statuses
• Flour Bluff Volunteer Fire Department donates retired fire truck to Rio Grande Valley fire department
• Police ask Flour Bluff residents to be on lookout for pair of suspected burglars
• Last-minute shoppers head to the mall, bring crowds and traffic
• Mayor of Gregory arrested early Friday on suspicion of drunken driving
• Police: Wrong way driver fled crash site, is suspected of drunken driving
• Corpus Christi Cathedral to deliver live broadcast of Christmas midnight Mass
• Band of CCISD employees share passion for music, fine arts with students
• Canyon, port move toward closing deal on former Naval Station
• Falfurrias man pleads guilty in marijuana case
• Audit: Problems in Nueces County District Clerk's office could jeopardize justice
• Dolphin stranded on South Padre Island headed to Texas State Aquarium
• Corpus Christi police: Woman who assaulted two women Thursday struck by SUV after she flees
• Corpus Christi firefighters block off downtown streets Thursday after reports of smoke at apartment complex
• Police: Patrol car struck by van Thursday as it traveled to shooting call
• Kingsville police car struck Thursday by suspected drunken driver
• Bill Harrison, restauranteur and former state representative, dies at age 66
• Santa finds extra horsepower in golf cart delivery
• Student mentor programs encourage school confidence among younger Coastal Bend students
• Firefighters respond Wednesday night to reports of smoke at old Nueces County courthouse
• Corpus Christi police: Man grabs $2,000 ring Monday night, flees store
• Kingsville police: SWAT Team called Wednesday after man holds woman inside house
• Beeville police seek man in connection with Nov. 14 home invasion
• Environmental agency rejects Valero's tax exemption request that would have cut into school budgets
• Salvation Army distributes toys to families, plans to extend its kettle collection program
• Police seek identity of man who stole copper Nov. 1 from apartment complex
• Sheriff's officials: 42-year-old suspected of shooting neighbor in face being held Wednesday on $500k bail
• Man is charged with killing girlfriend, fetus after posting apology on Facebook
• No snow, but maybe some sun for Coastal Bend for Christmas
• Corpus Christi police arrest man for DWI after accident
• Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church brings back Nine Christmas Posadas tradition
• Four candidates in the running for the Nueces County Tax Assessor-Collector position
• Judge won't allow Memorial Coliseum contract as evidence in city legal dispute with preservationists
• Coastal Bend agencies receive more than $1 million in federal funds to help homeless in 2012
• Corpus Christi law firm represents family in civil trial that generates $150 billion in punitive damages
• Regional Transportation Authority releases Christmas holiday schedule
• Corpus Christi police seek man they say used stolen credit card at home improvement store
• Ray High School teams host fundraiser to help teammate who lost home in Friday fire
• Drunken driving campaign launched with more police watching
• Rockport blazes new mile-long trail
• Corpus Christi police seek help catching robber
• Nueces County Sheriff’s office: Man dead after being shot in face
• Corpus Christi police arrest man on probation for DWI after he crashes into tree
• Vandals cause power outage in Corpus Christi Tuesday morning
• Corpus Christi police search late Monday for gunman who fired gun, struck nearby pickup
• Corpus Christi's new fire chief settles into position Monday
• Nueces County seeks new tax assessor collector
• Nueces County water district calls for voluntary water conservation
• Winner of Salvation Army bell ringing contest participated for more than the prize
• Federal complaint says Portland official 'groomed' underage girl for relationship
• Corpus Christi police look for man who strangled woman at restaurant
• Coastal Bend 2011: Big news
• Man cuts hand after smashing glass to business, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Man does mind if someone dances with his date
• The sun will come out tomorrow, Coastal Bend
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 12.19.11
• City of Corpus Christi begins utility work on Up River Road Monday
• Incarnate Word Academy basement holds collection of historical artifacts
• Sinton man's cancer can't stop his love for kids
• Coastal Bend school notes: 12.19.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 12.19.11
• Coastal Bend reunions: 12.19.2011
• Sinton ISD plans wind turbine project for high school
• Post offices ready for holiday
• Former Corpus Christi resident killed in home robbery
• Couple tries to evade police together, both are arrested
• Police: Man shot at officers, crashed car and showed up at police station
• Verminators: Seven health inspectors responsible for 1,300 restaurants in Nueces County-Corpus Christi
• Local churches give to neighborhood in need
• First-time college students must get meningitis vaccine 10 days before spring semester starts
• Flour Bluff fire destroys trailer home
• Corpus Christi-born inmate paroled after 60 years in Texas prison
• Coastal Bend military notes: 12.17.11
• 2011 Texas A&M University-Kingsville winter graduation
• Rockport police seize more than 2 pounds of synthetic marijuana Friday at convenience store
• Corpus Christi family of five displaced by home fire Friday
• Whooping crane lawsuit far from decided
• Del Mar College payroll policy change stirs up concerns among adjunct instructors
• Advocates, officials gather Friday to remember Corpus Christi homeless who died this year
• Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair to headline Lyceum
• Corpus Christi police: Man steals beer, is assaulted before stealing more beer
• Corpus Christi police search for pickup that collides with motorcycle; rider not seriously injured
• Corpus Christi police: Man suspected of sexually assaulting 4-year-old granddaughter Thursday
• Corpus Christi weather officials: Chilly, soggy weekend ahead
• Homeless Corpus Christi family gets a home in time for Christmas
• Corpus Christi used car dealer sentenced to prison after delivering cocaine to federal agent
• Del Mar College receives $25K Thursday for scholarships from Hispanic Women's Network of Texas
• Two men get prison, fines for April drive-by shooting in Taft
• 2011 Del Mar College fall graduation
• Rockport taps new city manager
• Corpus Christi police: Woman found driving ex-husband's stolen vehicle
• Nueces County Appraisal District announces Canales at press conference
• Rollover accident near Carroll H.S. Thursday morning
• CCISD receives 11 recommendations for name of new Southside middle school
• Public rejects next step in seagrass protection
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi to offer free teacher certification workshops in math, science
• Robert Whistler, former chief naturalist, turtle conservation founder dies at age 82
• County fairgrounds improvements near completion; parking causes stir
• Nueces County commissioners question fees in redistricting effort
• Nueces County opts out of measure allowing tax on property housed temporarily
• Fireworks banned for holiday season in Nueces County
• Canales set to be new Chief Appraiser
• Police: Man seen in security video using stolen credit card taken in Padre Island burglary
• Robstown ISD superintendent announces plans to resign in June
• City of Corpus Christi narrows search for finance director to three
• TxDOT inspecting Packery Channel bridge after barge nicks two columns
• Salvation Army hosts bell ringing contest Friday at Coastal Bend Walmarts
• Surveillance video catches man trying to run down girlfriend with truck
• Breezy Wednesday ahead of wet weekend for Coastal Bend
• Mac's Pit Barbecue founder dies Sunday at age 76
• TxDOT: Southside Corpus Christi paving will hold until after the holidays
• Canyon ready to complete down payment for former Naval Station Ingleside
• Early Scholars Academy takes flight with new exhibits
• Ingleside City Council approves hefty tax incentives for redeveloper of former Navy base
• Ingleside to sue Corpus Christi over boundary dispute at former Navy base
• Corpus Christi police: Man fights with ex-girlfriend's father Monday
• Juvenile whooping crane dies Monday of unknown cause at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
• Police recover electronics believed stolen during home burglary Tuesday from Corpus Christi Bay
• Hargreaves Associates receives $1.3M contract to develop master plan for Destination Bayfront project
• Family of woman shot to death Monday said they never saw signs of abuse but have forgiven her killer
• Aransas Pass City Council postpones decision on Civic Center
• Kingsville police search for clues about Javelina baseball player's death Sunday
• Corpus Christi, Del Mar College districts see slight changes under redistricting
• Flint Hills Resources West refinery will have test Wednesday
• Border Patrol finds liquid methamphetamine in 12-pack of beer
• Obituaries: 12.13.11
• Time Warner Cable drops KRIS-NBC, other television stations
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees approve elementary school boundary changes
• Kingsville man sentenced to prison in connection to August 2010 homicide
• Aransas Pass emergency management coordinator dies Sunday from injuries in Dec. 2 car wreck
• City of Corpus Christi to continue funding school crossing guards through this school year
• Coastal Bend Day of Giving provides nearly $690,000 to 22 area nonprofits
• Border Patrol agents in Hebbronville stop vehicle with nearly 20 pounds of methamphetamine
• A proposed microchip ordinance could help Corpus Christi track pet owners
• Corpus Christi police: Woman returns brother to scene of wreck
• Meeting set to discuss Texas redistricting
• Teen stopped by Corpus Christi police after car chase
• Corpus Christi police: Woman shot to death Monday, suspect is Alice police officer
• New TxDOT road work projects in Coastal Bend: 12.12.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 12.12.11
• Coastal Bend reunions: 12.12.11
• College Notes from the Coastal Bend: 12.12.11
• Coastal Bend school notes: 12.12.11
• Freshman Javelina baseball player found dead at an apartment complex
• Dupont, United Way of the Coastal Bend work together for children's trail project
• Mirador Retirement Community enjoys woman's Sunday brunch centerpiece creativity
• Aransas Pass officials weigh future of civic center
• In the eyes of Orange Grove, battle-hardened heroes remain forever young
• Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies at the summit of Gulf restoration plans
• Obituaries: 12.11.11
• Corpus Christi sees most traffic fatalities in 2011 than past two decades
• Nueces County cops slosh Corpus Christi firefighters in football for kids' shelter
• Sinton for Youth shopping spree runs like clockwork for 20th year
• Cosatal Bend military notes: 12.10.11
• Police seek identity of man who robbed store Monday at knife point
• Weather officials: Expect a cold, wet weekend
• Moody High School students take part in annual Interdependence Summit
• Hunting dog that Nevada baggage handler refused to put on plane for Corpus Christi found healthy
• Padre Island National Seashore law enforcement center plans move forward
• Corpus Christi attorney sues Aransas County family law Judge William Adams
• Corpus Christi police: Father, son arrested during drug raid Friday
• More Coastal Bend schools make low-performing list; they must offer transfer opportunities
• State Rep. Todd Hunter won't face challenge from Rep. Geanie Morrison in Republican primary
• Jury awards woman $6.4 million verdict against Christus Spohn Health System for sliding door injury
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi main gate closure planned for Saturday postponed
• Cocaine, heroin and two stowaways found on Venezuela oil tanker in Port of Corpus Christi
• CCISD schools win big with grants from the Corpus Christi Education Foundation
• Former U.S. Rep. Solomon P. Ortiz reverses himself, will not run for former office
• One of two men walking with lawn edger suspected of taking it from a neighbor
• Corpus Christi police: Man in Joker mask makes getaway with cash register
• Shop 'til you drop with a cop
• Corpus Christi man found guilty on illegal weapons charge
• Corpus Christi police identify man who led officers on vehicle chase Wednesday
• RTA seeks to hire project management firm for three-year, $375,000 contract
• Downtown parking meters left unwrapped this season
• NAS Drive Navy base gate will be closed Saturday morning
• Thousands seek career opportunities at Eagle Ford Shale job fair Wednesday in Robstown
• Corpus Christi police deploy spike strips in vehicle pursuit, arrest driver without incident
• Corpus Christi firefighters battle blaze Wednesday at Northside home
• Woman loses control of car Wednesday, strikes Catholic school building
• San Patricio County brush fire Wednesday casts smoke over Corpus Christi
• City of Corpus Christi, fire union officials meet Wednesday during arbitration
• Corpus Christi man convicted of capital murder denied new trial
• Karl Rove tackles questions about GOP nominees, immigration, Occupy Wall Street in luncheon speech
• Corpus Christi, Nueces County animal control agencies search for hunting dog flown from Reno, Nev.
• About 1,000 pack new state veterans cemetery plaza for dedication
• Former First Lady Laura Bush advocates for Gulf of Mexico preservation
• City to pay national police organization $21,000 to aid search for next Corpus Christi police chief
• Name suggestions for new CCISD Southside middle school sought by Dec. 14
• Police identify man arrested Tuesday in connection to Annaville bank robbery
• Freeze warning for Coastal Bend overnight
• Christmas packages to bring more money to city recycling
• Texas Pearl Harbor survivor return to his ship after death
• Couple catches felon burglarizing their car; Corpus Christi police looking for more victims
• Corpus Christi police: Man threaten by couple with handgun
• Former First Lady Laura Bush keynote speaker at Gulf Summit today
• Freezing start to Wednesday for Coastal Bend
• Port of Corpus Christi executive director discusses industry issues at Gulf Summit in Houston
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville police investigate after female student found tied up in shower Sunday
• Corpus Christi City Council moves to finalize the Aquarius Street project using reserve money
• Former employee who was fired sues Corpus Christi law firm for barratry
• Aransas Pass emergency management coordinator returns home to hospice care after Friday car accident
• Corpus Christi city manager extends job offer to Robert Rocha as next fire chief
• Nursing home company receives eight-year property tax break from city of Corpus Christi
• Ray High School's AVID program receives national certification
• Pearl Harbor attack vivid for Coastal Bend survivor, whose compassion for the dead continues
• Four taken into custody by authorities in connection with bank robbery Tuesday in Annaville area
• RTA board considers 10 percent budget increase
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who robbed store at knifepoint
• Freezing temperatures likely tomorrow in Coastal Bend
• Veterans to be honored Wednesday during Pearl Harbor ceremonies in Corpus Christi
• City of Corpus Christi offers $250K to buy downtown Ward Building for redevelopment
• Fire crews battle grass fires Monday afternoon off Joe Fulton Corridor
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected vehicle burglar arrested Monday; man caught holding purse
• Boyfriend of Sinton woman found shot in the head Friday told police he moved her body, affidavit says
• Nueces DA: 85-year-old woman suspected of running football gambling operation
• Corpus Christi couple sentenced to prison for injuring a 10-year-old girl, lose their parental rights
• EPA announces federal task force plan to restore the Gulf of Mexico following the Deepwater Horizon disaster
• Victim identifies thief when he calls him by name, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi Education Foundation to award 25 grants Friday
• Corpus Christi police: 19-year-old arrested for indecent exposure
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 12.05.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 12.05.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 12.5.11
• Coastal Bend reunions: 12.05.11
• Aransas Project lawsuit blaming state for whooping crane die-off goes to trial Monday
• Bridge lights up the crowd with new display
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi's fencing league helps students sharpen skills
• Service-learning students become foster children's angels this year
• Premont fights closure by highlighting recent successes after years of financial and academic problems
• Obituaries: 12.04.11
• Rockport group Coastal Bend Troop Support sends soldiers a little bit of home for the holidays
• Aransas Pass judge undergoes surgery, airlifted to San Antonio
• Aransas Pass judge undergoes surgery, airlifted to San Antonio
• Boyfriend of Sinton woman found shot in the head Friday arrested early Saturday
• Coastal Bend military notes: 12.03.11
• Official Harbor Bridge lighting Sunday
• Postal Service studies shifting local processing duties to San Antonio
• Former Paris city manager hired to same position in Rockport
• Former Democratic state representatives Abel Herrero, Solomon Ortiz Jr. file for 2012 elections
• Aransas Pass municipal judge flown to hospital after wreck
• City of Corpus Christi narrows to four its list of job candidates for HR position
• Citgo East refinery has minor acid leak in automated laboratory system early Friday
• Cold front bringing chilly drizzle Sunday
• San Patricio authorities investigating woman's death from gunshot to the head
• CCMC buys Padre Behavioral Hospital
• New Izzy the Islander mascot unveiled at men's basketball game against Texas Tech
• Environmentalists meet to discuss Port strategies
• Four Falfurrias men plead guilty Thursday to possessing, delivering 2,200 pounds of marijuana
• West Oso ISD appoints new school board member
• Officials locate twin brother of man killed Monday night after being struck by SUV at bus stop
• No refusal weekends planned for the rest of the year in Nueces County
• Corpus Christi police: Woman steals purse Friday from Salvation Army bell ringer
• Corpus Christi police: Man knocked unconscious Wednesday by burglar
• Eagle Ford prompts traffic controls in rural South Texas
• Police: Pair suspected of shooting woman in face Nov. 13 arrested Thursday
• Rural trash pickup rate increases in Nueces County
• Driscoll police transition to 24-hour operations
• Corpus Christi police: Residents find pair stealing TV, chase and confront them
• Kingsville police: Windows of 22 vehicles shot out in one night
• Man driving in Padre Island dunes overnight ignites 5-acre grass fire
• Coastal Bend funeral directors, Nueces County medical examiner discuss cremation services, placement of bodies
• Nearly 550 get pneumonia vaccines as part of Coastal Bend immunization campaign
• 4.9 million retired military members, families have medical information stolen
• Updated Izzy the Islander mascot will be revealed Thursday night at basketball game
• U.S. Department of Justice asks for more information on Nueces County redistricting maps
• CCMC nurses union threatens to call a strike
• Attorney files motion for a new trial in murder case of 21-month-old Texas Ruiz
• Bishop park renamed in honor of all military veterans
• Corpus Christi police release picture of man stealing camera
• Nothing lazy about construction on Hurricane Alley's lazy river
• Corpus Christi police: Man found with firearm and drugs violates parole
• Stith to replace Nueces County Court-at-law No. 3 judge Martinez
• Free HIV testing Dec. 1 for World AIDS Day at city-county health clinic
• Harbor Bridge to light up Sunday night
• Corpus Christi interim police chief takes the helm Tuesday
• Fugitive task force raids house Tuesday; two arrested, suspected drugs found
• Ingleside hopes to spur Canyon Supply and Logistics with tax incentives in redevelopment of former Navy base
• Orange Grove man killed, family displaced Tuesday after house fire
• Skurka files for re-election as Nueces County district attorney
• Be a Santa to a Senior program provides gifts for those shuttered during the holidays
• TxDOT: Lane closure on SPID Wednesday
• Tree of Lights installation back on track
• Police considering additional charges for driver in Corpus Christi's 33rd traffic fatality of 2011
• TxDOT: Lights to go out at I-37, McKinzie today
• Corpus Christi nightclub caught fire early Tuesday
• Corpus Christi oil field worker killed in McMullen County wreck
• Accident clogs SPID for morning rush with eight damaged vehicles
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi's Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center gets $1.4M to expand
• Harbor Bridge will see lane closures Tuesday, Wednesday
• Sunny days, chilly nights this week in the Coastal Bend
• West Oso ISD trustees approve one-time stipends for teachers, other employees
• Man killed Monday night after SUV jumps curb, strikes him at bus stop bench
• Corpus Christi police: Vandals hit two schools during the weekend
• Animal rights group complains of injured monkeys at Alice research supplier
• Six works of art chosen for display on Port Aransas ferries
• Ten apply for Nueces County Court-at-Law No. 3 judgeship
• South Texas incumbents file for reelection with Supreme Court action possible on redistricting maps
• Start preparing for the 23rd annual Feast of Sharing Dec. 24 at American Bank Center
• RVs being kept off ferries in Port Aransas during low tide
• City of Corpus Christi names retired DEA agent as interim police chief
• RTA bus strikes woman, causes non-serious injuries
• Corpus Christi police chase ends after second crash
• Teen caught by owner with stolen $12,000 necklace, Corpus Christi police report
• Corpus Christi police: Woman accuses apartment manager of threatening her with gun
• Use Cyber Monday to snap up educational toys
• RTA seeking opinions about service, routes as it plans for the future
• Bay Area Fellowship campus offers GED classes for all ages
• Coastal Bend school notes: 11.28.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 11.28.11
• Coastal Bend reunions: 11.28.11
• Couple spur support for pulmonary hypertension patients
• Obituaries: 11.28.2011
• Cold temperatures here to stay until Tuesday at least
• Obituaries: 11.27.11
• CCISD program emphasizes positive character
• The season's first freeze forecast for Coastal Bend areas
• On the right tack: Corpus Christi Marina now home to about 15 families
• Local knitters plan to spruce up downtown park with twist on a growing trend
• Man robbed, slashed behind uptown bus station, police say
• Robstown motorcyclist in critical condition after highway crash, police say
• Woman suffers burns on 90 percent of her body in Woodboro house fire
• Coastal Bend military notes: 11.26.11
• Obituaries: 11.26.2011
• Rockport mobile home fire leaves couple displaced
• Refugio's Joe Galloway, famed journalist and co-author of "We Were Soldiers Once ... And Young," set to join Texas A&M-Corpus Christi as journalist in residence
• Corpus Christi police: 21-year-old man stabbed Friday outside plasma bank
• Island residents come together to build Corpus Christi's first community garden using park land
• Moody High School's Innovation Academy recognized among 16 top model schools
• Corpus Christi road work on Tarlton starts Monday
• Obituaries: 11.25.11
• The Coastal Bend is no stranger to stink bugs, but a new species recently arrived
• Thanksgiving season brings one family a celebration of adoption
• Corpus Christi man dies after SUV strikes tree
• Naval walkers "Walk for a Cure"
• Aquarium presents Golden Star awards at recognition event
• Parks and Recreation Department offer classes
• Obituaries: 11.24.11
• Police: Man dies Wednesday after striking tree with Jeep
• Police: SUV strikes man on SPID, flees down highway
• The variable this holiday shopping season: Your mood
• Aransas County issues red tide disaster declaration
• Holiday travelers at the Corpus Christi International Airport experience little crowds
• Texas vs. A&M: 118 years of rivalry plays out
• Court releases interim congressional redistricting maps
• Man not talking to police after walking into ER with stab wounds
• Man fires off gun after argument over a skillet, Corpus Christi police say
• Women arguing over child care leads to one being stabbed
• Bountiful feast of family is shared at Thanksgiving
• City hosts compost bin and rain barrel sale
• Local grants presented in annual Green Bag program
• Texas Supreme Court suspends Judge William Adams immediately with pay
• Mother Teresa Shelter hosts Christmas giving
• Police, county officials rev efforts to keep people's inner Grinch out of holiday season
• Filing questions embattled Aransas County judge's earlier ruling
• Grand jury doesn't indict man related to fatal Lake Corpus Christi shooting
• From gourmet to barbecue: Free Thanksgiving meals this year offer the works
• Police: Suspected drunken driver flees Monday in truck, drives over spike strip
• City to allow backyard chickens after rewriting ordinance
• Alice drug raid Saturday yields 10 people; eight face charges, including suspicion of organized crime
• RTA buys iPads for board, staff members in paperless initiative
• San Patricio County organization gets money for veterans' housing
• MIRADOR HONORS LOCAL VETERANS
• Cooler temperatures, sunshine forecast on Thanksgiving Day
• Police seek identity of man seen in security footage using stolen credit card
• Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission sting finds 11 area locations that sold alcohol to undercover minors
• Federal grand jury returns indictments against four pizzeria employees
• Police: Woman robbed Friday by man posing as electric company employee
• RTA buses will not run Thursday, offices also closed
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi hosts grand opening Tuesday for new parking garage
• Relighting of Selena memorial set for Tuesday
• Water boil for Gregory lifted Monday
• Custody ruling expected by Wednesday in Aransas County judge case
• Corpus Christi police: arrested one man for robbery and looking for the other
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 11.21.11
• Coastal Bend reunions: 11.21.11
• Coastal Bend school notes: 11.21.11
• Obituaries: 11.21.2011
• Ray High School student shines on and off the field
• Couple's bowling league links families with special needs
• Asarco/Encycle demolition delayed by weather but still on time
• Juveniles kept with inmates their own age in Texas
• Alice woman's car rear-ended Saturday by 18-wheeler
• City, school districts at crossroads over crossing guard program
• Corpus Christi Police Department hopes to recruit more women
• 2011 Christmas Appeal: Children need your help
• Corpus Christi-born Sarah Saldaña sworn-in Friday as state's first Latina chief prosecutor
• Ranch Hand Breakfast serves biggest morning crowd ever
• Turkey giveaway and Starr Street jubilee
• Coastal Bend military notes: 11.19.11
• Churches, nonprofits pick up free Thanksgiving turkeys to give away to those in need
• Anthony Bourdain's new show "The Layover" debuts
• Kleberg County officials revoke probation for man, woman; pair sentenced to prison
• Obituaries: 11.19.11
• Sinton police arrest man Friday, suspected of following teen girl home in pickup this week
• Test run will light the way for Harbor Bridge project
• Kingsville police: 22-year-old suspected drug dealer arrested with drugs, paraphernalia
• Interim House map leaves little wiggle room for local GOP
• Ben Bolt star wide receiver suspended after Wednesday assault
• City narrows down fire chief candidates to two
• Police release sketches of man who robbed woman Nov. 9 in Corpus Christi Beach area
• City encourages residents to rain harvest and compost through sale
• Police: Woman falls asleep while cooking, leaves pan burning on stove
• Corpus Christi police: Man hits 3 vehicles, tree with pickup truck and threatens officers
• Gregory officials request residents boil tap water for consumption
• Work along Ocean Drive to close lane Monday
• Sinton eighth-graders share common thread with students in West Africa
• Four Corpus Christi fire chief finalists to meet with city staff, fire department employees
• Georgia man with 13 warrants, including for sex assault of child, arrested Thursday in Rockport
• Four sentenced Thursday in federal court on cocaine, money laundering charges
• Corpus Christi police: Man takes two car stereos from Flour Bluff store
• Teacher union to seek city budget amendment for crossing guard program
• City of Corpus Christi auctioning vehicles, heavy-duty equipment Saturday
• Funeral directors complain about conditions at Nueces Co. medical examiner's office
• Two men caught with scrap metal taken from Corpus Christi business
• Family volunteers sought for Saturday Corpus Christi cleanup
• Road work begins today on McArdle Road
• Cooler temperatures Thursday, but 80s return by Saturday
• Corpus Christi Environmental Summit to draw host of government, industry, environmental leaders
• San Diego ISD trustees vow to fight looming annexation with Premont ISD
• CCISD seeks name suggestions for new Southside middle school
• Kingsville man receives mention on Jimmey Kimmel late night show, sees jump in Facebook friends
• Rockport man, 17, arrested on suspicion of sexual assault of girl, 13, according to affidavit
• Corpus Christi police eye troublesome exit off Harbor Bridge where motorists have crashed into buildings
• Flames break out Wednesday on second floor of Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial; no one injured
• Ingleside police issue arrest warrants for three former volunteer firefighters in connection to brush fires
• Coastal Bend Day of Giving raises nearly $700K
• Perales acquitted in Orange Grove stabbing
• NAS-Kingsville installs new solar array as part of push to reduce fossil fuel use
• Wrong way suspected drunken driver makes Corpus Christi police swerve to avoid collision
• City, school districts work to reshape crossing guard program
• Interstate 69 meeting in Kingsville will review public comments
• Del Mar College officials aim to build onto existing community partnerships
• Butterfly Room designed to aid families of children who are dying at Driscoll Children's Hospital
• Sinton police: Man follows teen girl home Tuesday in pickup
• Premont voters approve tax increase for the first time in recent years as school district faces closure
• Unanswered windstorm insurance questions confront legislators, even out of session
• Art collection could be headed to Corpus Christi after Rockport declines
• Corpus Christi police: Woman who struck cars, house Monday charged with driving while intoxicated with a child
• Aransas Pass house goes up in flames Tuesday; pets saved by neighbor
• City Council decides to move forward with Aquarius Street extension project
• Man sentenced to 75 years in prison for aggravated robbery and burglary
• Man driving wrong way on SPID suspected of drunken driving, Corpus Christi police say
• Residents at 7 apartments evacuated for carbon monoxide leak; 1 person hospitalized
• Molly's Pub targeted with burning wood tossed on roof
• Coastal Bend Day of Giving is today
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed outside home early Tuesday
• Severe storms headed to Coastal Bend today
• Public hearing on state homelessness plan Thursday at Corpus Christi City Hall
• Free Food Bank of Corpus Christi diabetes program gets $800,000 grant
• Panama developments show possibilities for former naval station campus
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected drunken driver strikes house, three cars with pickup
• CCISD officials encourage public input in cutting of crossing guard program
• CCISD trustee withdraws ethics motion; board approves new officers
• CCISD trustees approve one-time stipends for permanent employees
• Dorothy 'Dot' Mae Adkins, longtime CCISD educator, dies Friday at age 80
• Aransas County web service restored
• On the brink of closure, Premont ISD voters go to polls to decide tax rate
• Corpus Christi ISD to spend $1.24 million on new middle school land
• New free service launched for Coastal Bend caregivers
• San Patricio County jury indicts Mathis man for 2010 fatal shooting
• Judge confirms jury's decision on road extension of Aquarius Street
• Overnight showers expected across the Coastal Bend
• Judge William Adams fights to block restraining order
• Corpus Christi police are looking for a female suspect who shot a woman in the face
• Corpus Christi ISD breaks ground on 5th school from 2008 bond
• Corpus Christi police: Woman struck pedestrian with her truck late Sunday
• Corpus Christi firefighters believe a house fire late Sunday started in the attic
• Interstate 37 northbound lane closures start tonight through next week
• Coastal Bend blood drives: 11.14.11-11.20.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 11.14.11
• Coastal Bend reunions: 11.14.11
• Things to do today: 11.14.11
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Texas A&M-Kingsville receive USDA grants to help Hispanic students
• Mireles Elementary library offers parent resources
• Corpus Christi Bar Association released the 2011 judicial evaluation poll results
• Mr. March shows scar in run for his and others' lives
• Coast Guard rescues two from sinking sailboat
• Public meeting will determine whether Edroy Post Office stays open
• Man leads officers on car, foot chases
• Man shot twice after surprising burglars
• City works to find money for bridge to entice Padre Island development
• Too late to punish: Hillary Adams wants to extend limits on child abuse prosecution
• Aransas Pass man, 46, dies after motorcycle accident
• Woman interupts burglary at her home
• Coastal Bend Day of Giving on Tuesday will help 22 nonprofit organizations
• Schlitterbahn could make waves in local tourism
• Eagle Ford shale builds new businesses and drives sales throughout region
• Man burns while working on motor boat
• Apartment fire roars on Leopard Street, smoke visible for miles
• Corpus Christi baby girl born at 11 a.m. on 11.11.11
• Robert Gates: Iran was, is and will continue to be America's greatest challenge
• Coastal Bend Detention Center in Robstown to house federal inmates only
• Coastal Bend military notes: 11.12.11
• Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History committee considers dissolving itself for new business plan
• Veterans Day ceremonies dot Coastal Bend, dignitaries speak at Lexington Museum on the Bay
• Port, area officials will go on trade mission to Panama
• Friday morning fire destroys home in Kingsville, displaces mother, son
• RTA gets federal grant to establish transportation call center for veterans
• Robstown landfill expansion receives preliminary approval
• Veteran presented with new medals, after originals lost to sea in Japan in 1946
• Temporary order prevents Judge William Adams from visiting younger daughter
• Wanted suspect caught by Corpus Christi police after short run
• Recycle old electronics Saturday during Corpus Christi Recycles Day
• Driscoll Children's Hospital will get a mini market for children therapy patients
• Friends band together, wear KIA bracelets for Sinton Marine and change corps' protocol
• Higher Education Summit discusses ways to help impact future of growing population
• Federal agents seize nearly 25 pounds of suspected drugs Wednesday from truck of Corpus Christi man
• Corpus Christi fire chief finalist from Maryland withdraws from consideration
• Police: Former Alice pastor arrested for sexually assaulting three teen siblings
• Legal dispute continues over Memorial Coliseum preservationists' bond payment
• Appraisal district reviews investigation of assistant chief appraiser
• Beeville nutcracker statues stolen Tuesday returned found early Thursday
• San Patricio County sheriff's deputies arrest two men for murder of 80-year-old Sinton man
• Driscoll Children’s Hospital will get a mini market for children therapy patients
• Gas leak in Gregory has been repaired
• Aransas County website down; video surfaces claiming to be from hacker group Anonymous
• San Pat County Sheriff deputies arrest 2 men for murder of 80-year-old Sinton man
• Corpus Christi waitress beaten and slashed during carjacking
• Man robbed and assaulted at gunpoint behind gentleman's club, Corpus Christi police say
• Naked man stopped in Shoreline parking lot
• Rollover accident on Harbor Bridge messes morning commute
• St. Mark celebrates 25 years in service
• Art and poetry exhibit displayed at Art Center
• Aransas County highway will see wider lanes and traffic shifts begining Monday
• Nueces County Appraisal District Board to meet for first time since assistant chief appraiser's termination
• Distinguished Scholars 2011: Alexandra Marie Harrel, Achiever
• Distinguished Scholars 2011: Brittani Cox, Achiever
• State to close Premont ISD, combine it with San Diego ISD 35 miles away
• Corpus Christi police: Nearly 900 pounds of medications collected in Drug Take-Back Day
• Corpus Christi animal control service hours to be extended to six days a week
• Red tide a concern as whooping cranes land at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
• Canyon Supply and Logistics to present plan, business model to Coastal Bend officials
• Nueces County to terminate contract with Bob Hall Pier contractor
• Man who died of gunshot wounds Saturday in Mathis identified
• Corpus Christi police: 19-year-old man arrested after 15-year-old was solicited online
• Bullet fragments from dad's gun accidentally hit 1-year-old boy
• Corpus Christi police: Man stunned with Taser, 2 women with him arrested after scuffle at bar
• Whooping cranes arrive in Aransas wildlife refuge
• Corpus Christi fire officials: Fire that destroyed Ocean Way home appears accidental
• Attorneys to select a jury in the Aquarius Street lawsuit
• Pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle Thursday dies Monday
• San Patricio County oil tank fire burns itself out, according to fire officials
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with mailbox, Corpus Christi police report
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 10.31.11
• Del Mar College's computer classes aimed at senior citizens
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 10.31.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 10.31.11
• Corpus Christi police building mobile police museum
• Coastal Bend blood drives: 10.31.11-11.06.11
• Obituaries: 10.31.11
• Interview with Corpus Christi musician helps preserve Tejano's history
• Primera Iglesia Bautista celebrates faith
• Distinguished Scholars 2011: Tiffany Rivera, Achiever
• Kingsville police seek Taft man in robbery and beating of woman
• Man died after shooting late Saturday in Mathis
• Interim no rest for Coastal Bend lawmakers
• Research led by UT Marine Science Institute seeks to unravel mysteries of BP spill
• Grant to help UT Marine Science researchers survey Arctic environment before oil drilling
• CCISD looks at revamping some elementary school boundaries
• Obituaries: 10.30.11
• Distinguished Scholar judges find many deserving students
• 2011 Caller-Times/Citgo Distinguished Scholars: Smart kids, bright futures
• Father, daughter breast cancer diagnosis forces family to confront their fears
• Boy, 1, suffers gunshot wound in Live Oak County
• Man trapped in truck by downed utility line
• Fire destroys couple's waterfront dream home
• Man shot in backside early Saturday while running from fight
• Coastal Bend military notes: 10.29.11
• Obituaries: 10.29.11
• Woodsboro ISD to dedicate new $2.4M multipurpose dome Saturday that doubles as shelter of last resort
• Regional Transportation Authority rolls out Wi-Fi on buses
• Coastal Bend College president to assume top role at Illinois community college
• More people claim fraudulent charges from Two Georges Restaurant
• Calallen graduate dies from injuries suffered in SUV rollover
• Man guilty of capital murder in toddler's death
• Kid biz owners to appear on 'Rosie'
• Police identify motorist who struck 51-year-old pedestrian Thursday with pickup truck
• Thousands without power in Corpus Christi Friday morning
• Harbor Bridge replacement possibilities now include tunnel
• Corpus Christi police investigate after man struck by pickup Thursday night
• U.S. Marshals nab group of fugitives from same family wanted for aggravated robberies
• Jesse and Bessie morning show on Oldies 93.9 FM off the air
• Calallen girl, mom filmed for 'Toddlers & Tiaras' reality television show
• Court Appointed Special Advocates staff, volunteers rally to raise awareness in Corpus Christi
• Interstate 69 in Nueces County added to state highway system
• Discard unwanted prescription drugs Saturday at 10 South Texas locations
• Nueces County jury deliberates in capital murder case
• Woman found with beauty products accused of being new Walmart shoplifter
• Decision House shows Corpus Christi youth cost of bad choices
• Texas State Aquarium receives national accreditation
• Three guilty in Kleberg County felonies
• Teens return items taken from Calallen smoke shop Monday night
• Presidential hopeful Herman Cain fires up GOP base during stop in Corpus Christi
• Cold front expected to arrive Thursday in Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi tire shop owner, employee arrested Wednesday after tires dumped behind business
• Police recover two vehicles Wednesday from Nueces River
• Street construction delays on South Staples Street expected during the next year
• Red tide threat delays Texas' commercial oyster season
• TxDOT: Two lanes of I-37 closed for roadwork Thursday, Friday
• GOP candidate Herman Cain in Corpus Christi tonight
• Harbor Bridge meeting set for Thursday
• Man accused of capital murder testifies he never hurt toddler
• Corpus Christi police seek public's help in finding man, woman involved in robbery
• Corpus Christi police arrest woman for 2nd aggravated assault in 4 months
• No record high Tuesday, but change in weather coming Thursday
• San Patricio County Health Department to offer health fair Friday in Sinton
• Homeless Veteran Stand Down provides answers, support for those seeking help
• Harbor Bridge will have lane closures Wednesday and Thursday during repairs
• Two CCISD students report stranger danger incidents Tuesday
• Cole Park shoreline renovations to begin, while others continue
• Nueces County commissioner responds to Bishop park controversy
• Committee: Money for Corpus Christi street maintenance must come from new tax
• Neighbor testifies in capital murder trial that she heard mother yell, cuss at toddler son
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority hires new CEO
• Three plead guilty in Sherwin Alumina embezzlement scheme
• Thief on bike caught by Corpus Christi police Tuesday
• CCPD: Man driving stolen truck says it is his brother's vehicle, doesn't know brother's name
• Tuesday morning gas leak on Kostoryz could close businesses
• Record high temperature possible today in Corpus Christi
• Family displaced after fire at Fulton mobile home park
• George West woman in serious condition after Saturday motorcycle wreck
• CCISD board discuss trustee's conflicts of interest, another's request for president spot
• CCISD trustees approve to join more than 250 other districts in school finance lawsuit
• San Patricio County officials report few leads in homicide of 80-year-old man found in his home
• Occupy Corpus Christi movement remains at City Hall
• Mother testifies that boyfriend punched toddler son in the chest, face until he died
• Pickup carrying undocumented immigrants collides with SUV on Monday in Brooks County
• Corpus Christi police investigating death of 90-year-old man found Friday as homicide
• Red tide outbreak continues to kill fish, cause irritation in Coastal Bend
• Appellate court overturns a temporary stop on Corpus Christi's pipe ban ordinance
• Front door of business busted early Monday, Corpus Christi police say
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi to get full-service Starbucks
• Two Corpus Christi Port Commission seats up for appointment
• No need to get out of the car for a flu shot Saturday
• Corpus Christi police are looking for Texas Youth Commission escapees
• Appraisal district accepting applications for board members
• Corpus Christi man faces arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 10.24.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 10.24.11
• Road work begins Tuesday at Gollihar and Kostoryz
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 10.24.11
• Whooping cranes expected to set another record at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
• Bayfront wind turbines can't keep a pace
• Obituaries: 10. 23.11
• Jazz Festival ends on a good note with more than $200,000 in ticket sales, crowd of more than 65,000
• Occupy Corpus Christi movement continues
• Corpus Christi police motor toward safety
• Teens plan fundraisers to help kids in Uganda
• Corpus Christi receptions honors A&M University System chancellor
• Obits: 10.23.11
• Effort to rename county park for fallen Bishop soldiers encounters obstacles
• STAAR adds rigor, does away with idea of 'teaching the test'
• Toxic waste a growing concern for neighbors of U.S. Ecology site in Robstown
• Ray Class of '61 gift school and share late classmate's rock 'n' roll spirit
• Motorcycle crash kills one, seriously injures another
• Man robs bank, walks away, police say
• Pink pride: About 13,000 join walk for breast cancer
• Coastal Bend military notes: 10.22.11
• Planetarium at King High School reopens to public after renovation
• County officials checking on registered sex offenders before Halloween
• Three new Corpus Christi Walmarts to open Wednesday
• Man's death row appeal hearing ends; district judge to make recommendations to Court of Criminal Appeals
• Capital murder defendant’s brothers testify Friday, say he punched toddler
• Corpus Christi firefighters extinguish blaze Friday off McArdle Road
• Del Mar College unveils Student Veterans Office, student organization
• Corpus Christi police: Man forced to drive around for hours at knife point robbed of $3,000
• Occupy Corpus Christi draws about 60 participants
• Man dies after run over during argument with girlfriend, Corpus Christi police say
• Fatal rollover near Chapman Ranch Road overnight
• Man strikes Southside day care with pickup after suffering seizure; no one injured
• New phone number provided for windshield damage claims after calls Wednesday from loose gravel
• Associates of former Corpus Christi woman dubbed 'Jihad Jane' indicted on terrorism charges
• Calallen Education Foundation to have first fundraiser Saturday
• Public Invited to Enjoy Festivities, Food and Fun at Mirador Open House
• One killed, five injured Thursday in head-on collision in Bee County
• Corpus Christi Grain Co. cited by OSHA after April incident
• San Patricio County Sheriff: 80-year-old man found murdered Thursday in his home
• City fires two municipal court employees under criminal investigation
• Flaring possible as Valero Energy Corp. East Refinery begins turnaround
• Quake reality check: South Texas tremor one of 10,800 like it worldwide this year
• Iran intelligence chief rejects US allegations in ambassador assassination plot
• One killed in accident near Three Rivers
• Grandmother of Texas Ruiz blames her daughter's boyfriend for toddler's death
• Corpus Christi police: Teen driver reacts erratically in stop of stolen Tahoe
• 4.6 magnitude earthquake early Thursday reported 37 miles northwest of Beeville
• Veterans summit Friday offers 50 vendors and Q&A sessions
• Governor appoints Portland's Judy Hawley to state emerging technology advisory committee
• Robstown ISD, Sinton ISD latest to join school finance lawsuit
• Corpus Christi teen Taylor Berry coming home from Houston with new heart
• Park officials clean dead fish Wednesday at Packery Channel
• Bonnie Barbour Pereida, one of the country's first female financial advisors, dies at age 76
• Montclair Elementary School student brings handgun to class Tuesday, CCISD officials say
• Food Network star Aaron Sanchez makes Corpus Christi appearance
• Relatives of woman killed in February collision at town home file lawsuit against Chrysler
• Capital murder jury watches defendant's videotaped police interview
• Wanted sex offender turns himself in to Corpus Christi police
• Warmer weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• Commemorative Selena T-shirt sales raising money for breast cancer screenings
• Man stealing beer, pulls gun on witness, Corpus Christi police say
• Man takes wrecker owner for ride on hood during escape attempt, police say
• TxDOT to close part of SPID Wednesday morning
• Corpus Christi police: Woman caught on tape stealing customer's briefcase from checkout line
• Ag in the Classroom event shows San Patricio County students aspects of the industry
• Port of Corpus Christi hopes to have questions answered on former Naval Station Ingleside issues
• Odem issues water boil notice after water pipe breaks
• Corpus Christi City Council takes no action on Aquarius Street extension
• Port of Corpus Christi signs trade agreement with major Chinese port
• Proposed maps would give Corpus Christi two congressional delegates
• Patrick O'Hare will be next Corpus Christi municipal judge
• CCPD chief steps down, takes assistant city manager job
• Taft police seeking adoption for more than a dozen dogs surrendered in distress
• Testimony begins in capital murder case involving death of toddler
• Man runs from Corpus Christi police after driving into ditch; truck hits building
• Speeder's passenger jailed after found with drugs, Corpus Christi police say
• Port of Corpus Christi postpones Naval Station Ingleside purchase decision into November
• Cool front blows into Coastal Bend on Tuesday
• Corpus Christi to reinstate free opossum pickup service
• Nursing education program at Del Mar College receives approval warning from state
• Alice High School student kicked off cheerleading squad; district officials stand by decision
• Capital murder trial under way in Corpus Christi boy’s death
• Corpus Christi City Council to vote Tuesday on Aquarius Street construction contract, lawsuit pending
• Corpus Christi police, U.S. Marshals apprehend fugitive Monday afternoon on city's Southside
• 8-year-old boy dies after being struck by vehicle in Robstown
• Corpus Christi undercover sting finds prostitution ring downtown
• CCISD shows new app as part of anti-bullying campaign
• Corpus Christi police: Metal band's stolen trailer found near country music radio station's parking lot
• Corpus Christi police arrest driver with stolen rifle
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 10.17.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 10.17.11
• Utility work on West Broadway and Stillman starts Tuesday
• Traffic signal work at Northwest Boulevard and Hazel Bazemore Road today
• Corpus Christi school nurses fill many roles
• Coastal Bend school notes: 10.17.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 10.17.11
• Coastal Bend high school reunions: 10.17.11
• Obituaries: 10.17.11
• MIRADOR NAMES DR. ANDRES NISIMBLAT AS MEDICAL DIRECTOR
• Lexington salute on deck for Vietnam veterans
• Child gravely injured when struck by vehicle in Robstown
• Thousands find food, fun, prizes at Caller-Times Best of the Best Showcase
• A&M-Kingsville partners with public radio for series on engineering
• More than 1,000 runners battle the bridge
• 14th Caller-Times Best of the Best showcase Sunday at American Bank Center
• Obituaries: 10.16.11
• Water availability, not contamination, worries residents above Eagle Ford Shale
• Occupy movement reaches Corpus Christi
• Coastal Bend military notes: 10.15.11
• Museum of Science and History will host medieval events today
• Police investigators locate second of five trucks stolen Monday
• Obits: 10.15.11
• Seven staff fired from Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center after abuse and neglect accusations
• Eight exonerated men released from death row will speak Saturday in Corpus Christi
• Día de los Muertos art mural will represent Mexican holiday and city's culture
• Murphy Givens, Jim Moloney, authors of 'Corpus Christi — A History,' to make presentation
• CCISD moves trustee conflict of interest disclosures on website
• Developer closes on downtown Lichtenstein Building, plans for apartments, shops
• Feral hogs, other nuisance animals invading Coastal Bend lawns
• Library book sale Saturday at Bell/Whittington Public Library in Portland
• Christus Spohn opens urgent care center in Portland
• San Francisco firm is top pick for Destination Bayfront design
• Corpus Christi Assistant Police Chief moving to Southlake
• Corpus Christi police write 85 tickets during two-hour operation on SPID
• Corpus Christi police: Man robs, punches teen at La Palmera
• Boy, 3, wanders out of backyard, struck by vehicle on McArdle
• Georgia couple's Texas buying spree ends in Corpus Christi
• Norman Delaney honored as Naval Author of the Year
• Main gate at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi will be closed Saturday morning for maintenance
• More than 100 Corpus Christi, statewide architects file Texas Education Agency complaint against CCISD
• Corpus Christi Police Athletic League gets more than $96,000 in donations to help at-risk youth
• HALO-Flight to acquire new helicopter early next year
• Obits: 10.14.11
• New parking lot with overlooks and lighted sidewalks open at Packery Channel
• Corpus Christi police recover pickup Thursday believed to be one of five stolen from dealership
• Corpus Christi police arrest man suspected of breaking into cars Thursday outside Italian restaurant
• Revolution Energy digs footprint for clean energy at Port of Corpus Christi
• Family adopts boy abandoned a year ago outside laundromat
• Occupy movement descends on Corpus Christi
• Gun restriction proposal dropped after Nueces County resident agrees to limit shooting
• Dispute over Padre Island bond project is on the fast-track to resolve
• Navy prepares Goliad airfield for new fleet
• Short-lived rain will leave cooler temperatures behind
• Red tide enters Corpus Christi bay
• Corpus Christi police investigating early Thursday drive-by shooting
• 500 Bistro and Havana Club closed down in property dispute
• Police arrest couple with drugs behind closed shopping center
• Nearly an inch of rain drops on Corpus Christi Thursday morning
• Bob Hall Pier to undergo repairs stemming from Hurricane Ike in 2008
• Corpus Christi Reads project takes residents back to the Wild West
• Corpus Christi authorities meet to discuss communication following arrest in alleged terror plot
• Mansour Arbabsiar more fall guy than tough guy, friends say
• Corpus Christi Independent School District, community work to ignite passion for learning in all students
• American Bank executive Al Jones appointed to the Corpus Christi Port Commission
• Jury selection starts Monday for man accused of capital murder in the death of toddler
• Texas Mile event moves to Beeville
• Imaging group offers Saturday mammograms to reach out to working women
• Navy marks 11th anniversary of USS Cole attack
• Police: Man used lasso to steal surveillance cameras
• Corpus Christi police cut chase short, find vehicle in suspected burglary later
• Corpus Christi Metro Ministries executive director resigns
• District judge to decide whether to consolidate lawsuits over Padre Island bond project
• Corpus Christi's first cottage homes being built in northwest neighborhood
• Kids vow not to text and drive
• Carroll High School grad not Army's top warrior, but family stands proud
• Canyon Supply and Logistics gets time to redevelop contract for NSI property
• Several Coastal Bend districts join filed school finance lawsuit, consider other efforts
• Terror suspect’s friends: Mansour Arbabsiar likely involved in plot for money
• Heritage Park's Buddy Lawrence' house gets historical marker dedicated
• Corpus Christi City Council agrees to coordinate design for highway bridge to Padre Island
• Council agrees to lease McCampbell House to Corpus Christi Chamber
• Corpus Christi man among 2 arrested in alleged plot to kill ambassador
• Mensa I.Q. testing day is Saturday
• Family of Bishop chemical plant worker killed last year reaches settlement with company
• Warm, dry week ahead for Coastal Bend
• Rockport-Fulton High School grad named Arctic coordinator for Scripps Institution of Oceanography
• Corpus Christi police arrest man suspected of Northside arson
• Red tide reports extend to Port Aransas
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees bicker about conflicts of interest before land vote
• Former NFL players Keith Davis, Devin Wyman tell Taft ISD students to dream big
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees approve resolution to continue city crossing guard program
• Corpus Christi police seek pair involved in Sunday scuffle with off-duty officer
• Corpus Christi woman leads Kingsville police on car chase Sunday
• Corpus Christi meter rates to increase to 25 cents and 50 cents, help pay for downtown beautification projects
• Corpus Christi police: Man robs convenience store clerk Sunday with steak knife
• Beach vending opponents complete petition drive in Port Aransas
• Corpus Christi police, federal agents arrest man suspected of asking 12-year-old girl to send lewd photos
• Nueces County Airport manager resigns to take another job
• Speed limit sign removal delayed in Aransas, Bee counties
• Corpus Christi police seek help in finding suspected burglar seen on tape
• Red tide moving toward Port Aransas water
• Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce seeks lease for new headquarters in Heritage Park
• Corpus Christi police: Two men arrested after police see them attempt to burglarize vehicles
• Man found sleeping near ATM arrested for warrants
• "Corpus Christi: A History" book signing
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 10.10.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 10.10.11
• Calk Elementary students have fun staying fit with after-school program
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 10.10.11
• Coastal Bend high school reunions: 10.10.11
• Coastal Bend blood drives: 10.10.11-10.16.11
• Obituaries: 10.10.11
• Nearly two dozen firefighters battle house fire early Sunday
• Corpus Christi ISD could save $1.6M if Wooldridge Road site chosen for middle school
• Flags to be raised at memorial site
• Some council members to interview candidates for new municipal judge
• Storms bring less than inch of rain
• Coast guard rescues boaters after engine trouble near Flour Bluff Landing
• Nighttime, truck speed limit signs to come down in area starting this week
• Daughter renews fundraising efforts to restore Dr. Hector P. Garcia's closed office
• Obituaries: 10.09.11
• Eagle Ford Shale enriches but also challenges South Texas boomtowns
• Carroll grad already is a winner, family says, in Army's top NCO competition
• Though outside Eagle Ford Shale, Alice reaps big gains from oilfield boom
• About 2,000 walk for diabetes and about 300 get health checks
• Move to Amend organizer to visit Corpus Christi Monday
• Fire damages trailer, displaces Rockport man
• Family of four displaced by fire Saturday
• Man stabbed repeatedly in nightclub bathroom
• Coastal Bend military notes: 10.08.11
• H-E-B chief executive officer shares reading time with children
• Corpus Christi woman implicates boyfriend in toddler son's death
• Kleberg district attorney donates money to help county budget woes
• Former U.S. Rep. Solomon Ortiz eyes return to politics
• Padre Island National Seashore staffers encounter respiratory irritation from red tide
• Corpus Christi police: 24-year-old man locks himself inside home Friday with knife after child custody argument
• Christus Spohn's emergency medicine residency earns accreditation
• Amistad extends hours for pediatric patients
• Corpus Christi man pleads guilty to possession of child pornography
• Visiting judge hears Friends of the Coliseum case, no decision on lawsuit yet
• Corpus Christi Medical Center defends care as nurses call on hospital to address staffing issues
• Kingsville man killed Thursday night in one-vehicle collision
• Corpus Christi police: Man robbed by couple inside his home
• Corpus Christi police investigating possible drive-by shooting Friday
• Susan Shane Smith Tiller, Corpus Christi champion for deaf and hearing-impaired, dies at 71
• $50,000 donation to help keep Metro Ministries' Rainbow House open through Christmas
• Corpus Christi police: One of Texas' most-wanted fugitives could be in area
• Uranium company, Coastal Bend College partner to establish student scholarship
• Three Rivers DPS trooper finds more than 64 pounds of heroin hidden under truck
• Public comment period extended for Interstate 69 project in Texas
• Symphony season begins Saturday by honoring longtime German maestro
• Corpus Christi woman takes plea deal in death of her toddler
• Padre Island National Seashore officials reported low to moderate levels of red tide cells
• Preliminary plans discussed for new CCISD Southside middle school
• Ingleside man dies from injuries received in September Refugio County crash
• Mustang Island grass fire fizzles overnight
• Police find driver asleep in truck at drive-thru, arrest her
• Corpus Christi police find man with gunshot wound
• Corpus Christi police catch teen with keys to vehicle taken from used vehicle lot
• Isolated showers expected through weekend
• League of United Latin American Citizens Council No. 4444 honors Four-Star Parents
• Tests near former zinc smelting plant show no elevated levels of hazardous chemicals, agency says
• Bee County woman shot by estranged husband Friday still recovering in hospital
• Corpus Christi police awaiting toxicology results on female driver who struck, killed jogger
• Former law firm operator Mauricio Celis asks appeals court to rehear his case
• Public meetings scheduled about Corpus Christi post offices considered for closure
• Firefighters battle brush fire Wednesday afternoon on Mustang Island
• Man rescued after oyster boat fire near Aransas wildlife refuge
• Corpus Christi police catch man accused of stealing car and crashing it
• Public health district warns against eating fish from Petronila Creek
• Corpus Christi fire officials investigating overnight house fire
• CCISD group, architects discuss design schemes for new Southside middle school
• National Night Out events bring community, officers together
• Gaming machines seized, six arrests made Tuesday night in Bishop raids
• Corpus Christi police seek two men who used forged checks at grocery store
• Ingleside man receives 15 years in prison for striking, killing Michigan men on highway
• Nurses union complains understaffing at Corpus Christi Medical Center erodes quality of care
• Corpus Christi native Sarah Saldaña sworn in as U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas
• Assistant City Manager Johnny Perales to retire from city after 20 years
• Glass recycling event Saturday on Padre Island
• Coastal Bend students learn about farming at Ag Awareness Day
• Woman applying for job found with three IDs, Corpus Christi police report
• Corpus Christi police stop driver going 106 mph in 40-mph zone
• TxDOT: US 59 near George West to be closed Wednesday morning
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• District judges raise breast cancer awareness with pink robes
• Neighbors help hose down grass fire Monday; weather officials say dry conditions to persist
• Robber strikes clerk in head with frying pan Monday, Corpus Christi police say
• Two administrators leave Christus Spohn Hospital Shoreline
• 900 Eagle Ford jobs available Tuesday at Beeville job fair
• Corpus Christi police: Arson suspected in Sunday fire at abandoned house
• Nearly 90 events Tuesday to celebrate Texas' National Night Out
• 23-year-old man sentenced to 10 years in prison for starting apartment fire in March
• Even the cow can't watch these 'Boys
• 7 juveniles detained after burglary of Tom Browne Middle School
• Corpus Christi police: Attempted burglary leaves pit bull fatally stabbed
• Police: Pedestrian tells driver to buy him a beer, he'd forget about being hit
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 10.03.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 10.03.11
• Chance of rain returns Wednesday and runs through the weekend
• News, notes from Coastal Bend colleges: 10.03.11
• Coastal Bend blood drive: 10.03.11
• School notes: 10.03.11
• Obituaries: 10.03.11
• Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History unveils online artifact database
• Police department remodels House of Hurts gym, opens it up for officer workouts
• Utility work starting Monday will cause lane closures on Leopard Street
• Firefighters battle blaze at vacant house
• Diabetes walk provides music and health fair on Saturday
• Gloves come out Monday in fight against breast cancer
• Celebrity Roast featured Corpus Christi mayor, helped nonprofit
• Corpus Christi Republican rally drew legislators, other state officials
• Obituaries: 10.02.11
• Del Mar College, foundation announce $2.6M in scholarship funds
• Little-known algae toxin eyed in Petronila Creek fish kill
• Eagle Ford: As oil flows, so do region's jobs and growth with no end near
• Eagle Ford oil and gas boom started more than 65 million years ago
• Organizers call new GI Forum a convention success
• Thousands greet Marines returning from deployment to Afghanistan
• Marines homecoming delayed few hours
• Ingleside man dies after motorcycle rear-ended near Rockport
• Alice man dies after three-car crash near Robstown
• Military notes:10.01.11
• Dr. Hector P. Garcia American GI Forum convention continues Saturday
• Laguna Little Miss Kickball League founders to be inducted Saturday into Kickball Hall of Fame
• Corpus Christi police to auction 69 vehicles Saturday
• Rosenberg-based roofer agrees to pay restitution, better inform customers
• Three dead, one injured Friday after shooting near Beeville
• Sinton police seek fugitive wanted on aggravated assault with deadly weapon warrant
• Gold Star Mother's Day ceremony planned Saturday at Sherrill Park
• Canyon still committed to naval station project despite regulatory hurdle
• U.S. Marshals searching for suspected Aransas Pass child molester
• Corpus Christi police: Man steals money from bus station, hides under house
• Police looking for kids that vandalized CCISD school buildings
• Mom tells Corpus Christi police her son attacked her when she wouldn't let him see girlfriend
• Corpus Christi man charged with DWI 3rd Offense, again
• Bishop motorcyclist dies after hitting Dodge Avenger that ran stop sign
• Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center making strides, but more work needed, report says
• BoldFuture members meet to discuss progress on Coastal Bend initiative
• Developer proposes apartment complex, nature park on tract at closed Pharaohs Golf Club
• Storms bring heavy winds but little rain to Coastal Bend
• Dr. Hector P. Garcia American GI Forum state convention begins Friday
• 42-year-old sentenced to life in prison for sexual assault of a child
• Man pleads guilty Thursday to August 2010 shooting outside nightclub on Water Street
• City of Corpus Christi denies Aquarius Street lawsuit, says voters are getting what they approved
• Gulf Marine Fabricators to add 500 jobs at Aransas Pass yard
• Mustang Beach Airport gets funds for improvements
• Democrats plan protest at Farenthold's district office
• Overnight work on southbound I-37 starts at 8 p.m.
• Biologists find small amounts of red algae in Corpus Christi Bay
• Coastal Bend Marines returning Saturday — so grab your flag to wave them home
• Flu vaccines available from Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District
• Report: Congress still a bit short on social media savvy
• Best chance for rain in Coastal Bend this week is today or Friday
• SPID eastbound completely re-opened Thursday morning
• Nueces County looks at ban on firing guns in unincorporated subdivisions after target practice complaints
• Ex-state trooper who served in Corpus Christi named a regional commander by Department of Public Safety
• Several Coastal Bend school districts oppose state school finance system
• Corpus Christi police: Man faces tickets and charges after wrecking Thursday into cars in front of Ray High School
• Consultants: Corpus Christi could save $2 million in five years by streamlining services
• Corpus Christi to auction about 150 vehicles, other items in November
• Corpus Christi philanthropist Dusty Durrill donates another bronze sculpture for bayfront
• Corpus Christi police seek help catching register thief
• Corpus Christi police: Man, 41, caught fleeing from grandma’s burglarized home
• Woman suspected of stabbing longtime boyfriend during argument
• Fundraiser Thursday to benefit restoration of Columbus replica ship La Niña
• Aransas Pass retiree dies of complications from Sept. 9 three-vehicle crash
• Corpus Christi police looking for stolen items stolen worth thousands of dollars
• Construction starting Thursday will cause lane closures at the intersection of Old Brownsville Road and Navigation Boulevard
• Corpus Christi Cancer Center throws graduation ceremonies for child patients
• State Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples discusses tough times for farmers
• Weather balloons play vital role in National Weather Service duties
• Corpus Christi police move into offices at La Retama Library
• Women arrested after their vehicle strikes convenience store, one throws tacos from car
• Schlitterbahn proposal attracts a crowd at Corpus Christi City Council meeting
• U.S. Bureau of Land Management to have horses for adoption at MustangFest
• Lights out for upgrades at San Patricio County wind farms
• Corpus Christi council approves $1.7M contract for Packery Channel dredging
• Coastal Bend documentary film receives recognition, but not TV's highest honor
• Thieves fail to move ATM with steel cable and truck, Corpus Christi police report
• Mother turns in 12-year-old son and friends for suspected turtle theft
• Half of September's high temperatures in Corpus Christi set since 2000
• Adopt-A-Beach volunteers find less trash than in previous years during 25th annual cleanup
• Nueces County, CCISD could be forced to pay back millions as refineries seek tax refunds
• Corpus Christi woman's film to be featured in Austin Film Festival
• Rainbow House women and children's shelter set to close Oct. 31 as donations dwindle
• CCISD trustees vote to revamp how trustees place items on board agendas
• Richard Bell resigns as director of Innovation Center at A&M-Corpus Christi
• C. Ivan Wilson, Driscoll Children's Hospital's board chair, retires
• Four witnesses called Monday for convicted killer's appeal
• Driver wrecks pickup, clips several other vehicles Monday in front of Ray High School
• Man found dead Saturday in burning car near Naval Air Station Kingsville had wrecked
• Man found dead Sunday after altercation identified by Corpus Christi authorities
• Two Corpus Christi groups now in national Pink Glove Dance competition
• Pedestrian struck, killed Saturday on Leopard Street identified
• Authorities identify woman found dead Friday in Aransas Pass jail cell
• Homeless woman helps Corpus Christi police catch man burglarizing business
• Texas killer says he murdered 11 teens along the Gulf Coast in 1970s
• Driscoll Children's Hospital patient holiday cards and gifts available
• Destination Bayfront design firms narrowed to 6
• Victims of Two Georges’ credit card fraud increases to 18
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected drunk driver stopped with 7 unrestrained children in vehicle
• Corpus Christi area students gear up for robot competition
• Coastal Bend school notes: 09.26.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in the Coastal Bend: 09.26.11
• Road work starts on Wooldridge Monday
• Road work starting this week in San Patricio Co.: 09.26.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 09.26.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 09.26.11
• Obituaries: 09.26.11
• Hummingbirds generate good buzz
• Alice High School students may have had contact with someone who has tuberculosis
• Summer won't die: Temps hit 103 on Sunday
• 1 dead, 1 critically injured in incident at apartment complex
• Obituaries: 09.25.11
• Cancer patients wage war with a smile
• Police department taking public input for strategic plan
• TCEQ enforcement hits businesses big and small
• Corpus Christi International Airport, Naval Air Station work to make property less enticing to wildlife
• Firefighters from four agencies battle brush fire Saturday in Aransas Pass
• 401 more Conquer The Coast than last year
• Authorities investigating death of Navy reservist in Kleberg County
• Pedestrian dies after being struck while crossing Leopard Street
• Coastal Bend military notes: 09.24.11
• Corpus Christi police look into more accusations of extra credit card charges from Two Georges
• Corpus Christi police recover officer's stolen firearm, arrest two
• Bridge, canal plans to entice a Padre Island development deal up for City Council discussion
• Border Patrol agents seize 260 pounds of marijuana Thursday near Hebbronville
• King High School Navy Junior ROTC program to end in 2012
• Sun Fest music and art festival Saturday at McCaughan Park along bayfront
• Woman dies in Aransas Pass Police Department holding cell
• Woman, 27, gets life sentence for fatal stabbing during bar fight in Kingsville
• Coastal Bend unaffected as state officials monitor red tides on Texas coast
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority to interview three candidates for CEO
• U.S. Coast Guard sent to assist boater on capsized boat Friday morning
• Corpus Christi police: Man seeks reward for stolen air compressor
• Free child safety seat check Saturday
• Tuloso-Midway marching band during halftime performance to honor two students killed
• Obituaries: 09.23.11
• First day of fall, no surprise here, will feel like summer in the Coastal Bend
• Ingleside police investigating three recent fires
• Ramos formally sworn in as Corpus Christi federal judge
• Kemp's ridley turtles' strong and steady population increase could win the race
• Bob the Avon Guy, who died Tuesday, loved Corpus Christi life, his family said
• Corpus Christi police start watching 18-wheeler traffic for violations
• Corpus Christi police suspect man of 3 robberies
• A mistaken repo? Corpus Christi police investigating
• Two boys found with stolen items from CCISD elementary school
• Corpus Christi police: Man accused of stealing friend's cellphone, beaten
• Corpus Christi police find man passed out in restaurant's drive-thru
• Corpus Christi man sentenced for second child pornography offense
• Man caught leaving ranksacked shed at his apartment building, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Check your credit card bills from Two Georges
• Corpus Christi cabdriver robbed at knifepoint
• Intersection at Airline Road, South Padre Island Drive to close overnight Thursday
• Army Corps of Engineers awards waterway improvement contracts
• Corpus Christi utility customers who signed up for electronic billing receive bills in the mail
• Driscoll Children's Hospital patients revel in celebrity treatment for artwork
• Corpus Christi, attorney discussing concerns about Padre Island road project
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi celebrates Dr. Hector P. Garcia Day
• Corpus Christi gang leader sentenced to 27 years in federal prison
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to prison for trying to lure a minor into sex online
• Equal Employment Commission files age discrimination suit on behalf of former Ingleside fire chief
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 10 years in prison for distributing child pornography
• Coastal Bend weather should be cooler, clear
• Fall Hawk Watch at Hazel Bazemore Park peaks this weekend during Celebration of Flight
• 27-year-old woman found guilty for fatal stabbing in Kingsville; sentencing begins today
• Road re-opened in Gregory for downed power lines
• Higher ozone levels predicted for Coastal Bend through Friday
• Aransas Pass road to close for construction
• Reporter Steven Alford checks out weekly dodgeball match | VIDEO
• Border Patrol agents seize more than 4,500 pounds of marijuana Monday at Sarita checkpoint
• Corpus Christi works to spread amenities, such as splash parks, among city parks
• Family of man found dead in Port Aransas to receive lawsuit money
• Career fair suggests a new road for grade schoolers
• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality: Ballard Pits no longer a public threat
• Phone service restored in Aransas County
• Corpus Christi Council picks firm to draw redistricting lines
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested after taking his 5-year-old son from girlfriend
• Man threatens to shoot dog if it chases his children, Corpus Christi police report
• San Patricio County rejects charge against former Scientology official Rathbun
• Man elbows clerk to take cash from register, Corpus Christi police say
• Owner tells Corpus Christi police: Coin machines targeted at second carwash
• Pair of traffic accident tie up Tuesday morning rush on SPID
• Sagging limb problem raises communication concern
• Storm moves through area but Corpus Christi doesn't receive any rainfall
• Transportation officials to meet Wednesday in Kingsville to discuss I-69 development
• Fed to Texas: State House, U.S. Congress redistricting maps won't be approved
• Aransas Pass police chief under scrutiny amid complaints
• Aransas Pass adopts budget that includes 14 percent property tax increase
• Pregnant undocumented immigrant rescued Saturday gives birth in Kingsville hospital
• Former Scientology official arrested in Ingleside on the Bay
• Corpus Christi police investigate burglary at Mary Mother of the Church
• Padre Behavioral Hospital lays off employees despite CEO's claims otherwise
• Shooting victim found in Port Aransas was involved in legal battle
• Police arrest teens for putting graffiti on Cole Park Skate Park
• Teens found by Corpus Christi police with items from elementary school
• Texas A&M University president talks admissions, traditions with King High School students
• Sinton police step up patrols after children's encounters with strangers
• King H.S. student, grandmother killed in fatal wreck
• Construction on I-37 Tuesday will cause lane closures on Carbon Plant Road
• Corpus Christi police to enforce new Texas law against drivers misusing disability parking passes
• Corpus Christi police: Woman holds knife to her boyfriend's throat after an argument
• Corpus Christi police: Burglar(s) make off with coins from laundromat
• Corpus Christi teen is finalist in national science competition
• Coastal Bend blood drives: 09.19.11-09.25.11
• Search called off for man missing off Padre Island beach
• Scattered showers in forecast for Coastal Bend Monday and Thursday
• Obituaries: 09.19.2011
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 09.19.11
• Mike Chavez brings back South Texas Music Awards after a 14 year absence
• Career fair to address youths' dreams of college
• Tornado touches down near Alice Saturday damaging home
• New Bayview Cemetery designated historic place
• Obituaries: 09.18.11
• Adopt-A-Beach fall cleanup will be Saturday
• Family First Church takes lead in city's anti-gang initative
• Premont ISD hangs hopes on tax rate vote
• Regulatory uncertainty hampers domestic nuclear production
• Signs point to longer, costlier drought as Nueces County approaches record dryness
• Pastor brings change to old neighborhood church
• Region get rain. Orange Grove area is big winner, officials say
• Man arrested after brother shot four times early Friday at Lamar apartment complex
• Man shot multiple times in domestic incident early Saturday, police say
• Nearly 5,000 peruse 76 booths at City Wide Health Fair
• Coastal Bend military notes: 09.17.11
• Falcon Refinery now a Superfund site
• Corpus Christi police featured on 'Cops'
• Former Corpus Christi City Councilman files lawsuit over 2008 bond project
• Coastal Bend Republican party pioneer Joel Yowell dies at 84
• Corpus Christi Kennel Club hosting free pet event Saturday at La Palmera
• Port Aransas police, firefighters to host fundraiser for fire victims in Bastrop and Travis counties
• Police: Austin man whose body was found on San Jose Island was shot
• Driver who killed 80-year-old woman when he drove SUV through townhome dies of stroke
• Corpus Christi police nab drugs, cash at house one block from City Hall
• Community asked to help collect items for family displaced by fire
• Woman found with crack cocaine, kicks at Corpus Christi police
• Scattered thunderstorms possible all weekend
• Padre Behavioral Hospital to close its outpatient program
• The Rocky Horror Show
• Man who found girlfriend stabbed had been accused of choking her, police report says
• Diocese of Corpus Christi announces centennial celebration
• Portions of South Padre Island Drive to close nightly the next week
• Man takes plea deal for probation in 2007 fatal crash
• Corpus Christi police seek pair of men seen using stolen credit card on video footage
• Corpus Christi city website details plans for a better connected community
• Coastal Bend legislators address public education at Tuloso-Midway ISD foundation luncheon
• Driscoll Children's Hospital gets a dedicated helicopter for emergency transports
• Authorities find body north of Port Aransas where Austin man disappeared
• Authorities find body north of Port Aransas where Austin man disappeared
• Woman in stolen car tells Corpus Christi police, 'I give up'
• Corpus Christi's Moore Elementary named 2011 Blue Ribbon School
• Man found in trash bin, Corpus Christi police say; didn't know how he got there
• Corpus Christi police need help identifying coin-machine burglars
• Port Aransas police release second photo of missing Austin man
• Nueces County Appraisal District board wants more accountability
• Del Mar College adds Mexican-American studies as a major
• Police: 19-year-old man struck by car Wednesday night
• College Volleyball: Tigers Split On Day Two Of Islanders Classic
• Judge Missy Medary sworn into 347th district court Wednesday
• Agua Dulce would keep justice of the peace court under approved plan
• Nueces County moves toward lawsuit over redistricting
• Traffic officials advise of lane closures Thursday night on Interstate 37
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, community raise $37.2M to fund scholarships, university growth
• Former jailers, suspected gang member sentenced to prison for smuggling cell phones to inmate
• Christus Spohn Hospital Kleberg unveils expanded ICU
• Corpus Christi convicted killer claims unfair trial
• Farmer sitting vigil leads Corpus Christi police to pickup prowling on his land
• 2 memorials tonight for jogger killed near Tuloso-Midway H.S.
• Del Mar College to move forward with negotiations for redistricting services contract
• Health clinic, life lessons among funding from Coastal Bend Community Foundation grants
• Border Patrol agents seize 2,300 pounds of marijuana at Sarita checkpoint
• Bids received for Port of Corpus Christi's La Quinta Trade Gateway
• Corpus Christi sets record high temperature for second day in a row
• Del Mar College regents, officials view Fine Arts Center renovation
• Obituaries: 09.14.11
• PUBLIC INVITED TO “SAFE RETURN” EVENT AT MIRADOR
• Corpus Christi City Council voices support for community plan that reduces reliance on cars
• Port Aransas police investigate Austin man's mysterious disappearance
• City manager: Corpus Christi not considering water rate increases for drought plan
• Flour Bluff assisted living facility shut down in April will remain closed
• Vehicle chase sparks fire near Ben Bolt
• Corpus Christi police receive $500,000 grant to investigate Internet crimes against children
• Border Patrol breaks ground on Kingsville station
• New Corpus Christi parking violation process will begin Jan. 1
• Sinton authorities: Man arrested in connection with school lockdown
• Woman found dead at Corpus Christi Beach condo died of stab wounds, authorities say
• Fatal accident in front of Tuloso-Midway H.S. Tuesday
• Man leads Corpus Christi police on foot chase
• After another record high, Coastal Bend will remain hot this week
• Spohn Health System employees take part in Pink Glove Dance competition to promote cancer awareness
• Brooks County troopers seize more than 6,000 pounds of marijuana Saturday during traffic stop
• Governor reappoints Falfurrias veterinarian to state animal health commission
• Orange Grove lifts boil water notice
• Alice soldier rekindles artistic passion after injury
• Corpus Christi ISD design team continues to work on Southside high school design
• Corpus Christi police investigate death of woman found Monday evening by roommate
• Family displaced, at least one pet killed during Monday house fire
• Texas Board of Architectural Examiners opens investigations into PBK Architects employees
• Bones found near Orange Grove aren't human, sheriff's officials say
• CCISD fiscal committee votes for district to opt out of joint redistricting process
• NAACP offers free health fair Saturday at Del Mar College West Campus
• Alice man arrested after baby suffers broken bones
• Man drives truck into Whataburger gets arrested for DWI
• Texas GOP Freshman of the Year not running again
• Orange Grove lifts boil water notice
• Power outage near Bear Lane and SPID
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority narrows CEO search to six candidates
• Fair fosters youths' aspirations
• Road work begins on Del Starr Tuesday
• Construction starts Monday, will close one lane of Morgan
• Construction on Horne Road will close one side of street for 3 weeks
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi students visit Flower Garden Banks
• Obituaries: 09.12.11
• Coastal Bend observes 9/11
• Firefighters battle blaze in Flour Bluff
• Campaign launched to fight pneumonia
• Corpus Christi police report death in custody
• Terrorist attacks shaped military membership
• Federal loans kept businesses afloat
• Obituaries: 09.11.11
• How Sept. 11 changed security
• 9/11 events in the Coastal Bend
• Flour Bluff ISD seeks to give youths a tangile connection to 9/11
• Some Texans remember Sept. 11 for Hurricane Carla
• Corpus Christi's Cefe Valenzuela Landfill proves to be a haven for wildlife
• Senior sending money to Mexico was victim of fraud, police say
• Suspected human remains found in Jim Wells County Saturday
• KEYS opens doors for dropouts
• Coastal Bend military notes: 09.10.11
• Former RTA employee appointed to board; questions resolved about legitimacy of appointment
• Children's health insurance clinic pushed back a week from Sunday in Alice
• Corpus Christi police seize 8-liners from local bar Friday
• Officials identify woman killed Thursday in Driscoll rollover
• Ozone Action Day declared for Corpus Christi for fourth straight day
• Garbage man killed Thursday worked to make community a cleaner place, employer says
• Motion to continue probation of teen convicted of 2010 fatal shooting approved Friday
• Corpus Christi City Council to discuss AT&T lawsuit over unpaid phone bill
• Javelinas add hog dog to game-day menu to help charity
• Woman arrested after punching boyfriend, holding butcher knife to his neck
• Man tries to steal impounded SUV back, police say
• Corpus Christi police: Teens caught trying to steal cars
• Flour Bluff ISD unveils three remnants of the fallen World Trade Center towers in a somber ceremony
• Man on death row for Corpus Christi murder not ready to die
• Corpus Christi police: Teens found with drugs, scale and knife
• Corpus Christi police: Cyclist chases hit-and-run car
• Orange Grove under water boil notice after Thursday water main break
• Corpus Christi police: Man bites store manager while trying to escape with stolen shampoo
• Water main break, sinkhole causing Friday morning mess in Corpus Christi
• Tropical storm Nate no longer a threat to South Texas
• Obituaries: 09.09.11
• Opportunity will be knocking this weekend on dropouts' doors
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has Sept. 11 memorial ceremony
• Citgo and A&M-Corpus Christi offer scholarships for Innovation Academy graduates
• Driscoll woman killed, another injured Thursday in single-vehicle rollover
• Public meeting addresses issue of wind turbines and bird deaths
• Farenthold witness to security scare on board D.C.-bound flight
• A developer eyes the closed Pharaoh Valley golf course
• Corpus Christi disposal employee killed Thursday after falling from garbage truck near Gregory
• Former student served warrant for vandalizing charter school windows
• Corpus Christi police seek help catching church vandals
• Corpus Christi will have 3rd straight Ozone Action Day Friday
• Man arrested by Corpus Christi police for attempting to burglarized cars
• Corpus Christi police: 21st birthday party ends in gunfire
• Man gives friend $10 to buy drugs, when he doesn't return, he calls 911
• Corpus Christi Boy Scout swapping new American-made flags for old ones during Sept. 11 anniversary weekend
• 5-vehicle accident clogged SPID Thursday morning
• Slow, steady tropical storm Nate could make for rough weekend at beach
• Corpus Christi police launch website to report property crimes online
• Greenwood Branch Library to close Friday for about a year in $1.4M renovation
• Fed contractor change impacts 450 jobs at Sikorsky Support Services Inc.
• Portland firefighters participating in 9/11 anniversary event in Dallas
• Appeal by former law firm operator denied
• Ozone Action Day declared for Corpus Christi for second day in a row
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 10 years in prison for child pornography
• Kingsville police: Man evading Wednesday strikes patrol car, house with truck
• Corpus Christi Prosperity Bank Building auctioned for almost $2.8M after foreclosure
• Robstown elementary school warns parents of hand, foot and mouth disease
• Incarnate Word Academy to unveil center targeted at college preparation
• Corpus Christi rock band, church hosting benefit concert Wednesday night for wildfire victims
• President Obama T-shirt helps Corpus Christi police catch suspected robber
• New plan aims to reduce bird, wind turbine conflicts from Corpus Christi to Canada
• Flour Bluff ISD may be featured in national news segment on Sept. 11
• Carriage company brings more horsepower to Corpus Christi Bayfront
• Corpus Christi police: Woman killed on South Padre Island Drive was ejected from car
• Haze from wildfires not causing health problems in Coastal Bend, officials say
• Corpus Christi police: Wallet, computer stolen Saturday from ambulance
• Ozone Action Day issued Wednesday in Corpus Christi
• Potential Destination Bayfront design firms known for urban waterpark designs, international work
• Man sentenced to seven years in prison for June burglary of Corpus Christi home
• Border Patrol agents at Hebbronville checkpoint seize more than 5,000 pounds of marijuana
• Weather will continue to be sunny and warm for Coastal Bend
• CCISD superintendent out of the running for statewide award
• TxDOT opens overpass to improve safety near Ben Bolt High School
• Corpus Christi police arrest man for causing nearly $5K in damage
• Burglar(s) take football equipment, electronics from Tuloso-Midway fieldhouse
• Texas A&M-Kingsville, Kleberg County launch two transportation options for students, community
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 09.06.11
• Obituaries: 09.06.11
• Amadeo Saenz, son of South Texas, leaves state's top transportation post
• Texas sales tax turns 50
• A growing movement
• Firefighters battle two blazes in Kleberg County
• Police look at replacing officers' Glocks
• Local Red Cross sends volunteers to help with wildfire relief
• BP spill study flows into city
• Temperatures fall a few degrees, but make a big difference
• Temperatures fall a few degrees, but make a big difference
• Corpus Christi firefighters battle fire, wind on Monday
• Mast of sailboat being towed hits power line, causing outage
• Our Schools: Reading to children: necessary, fun and engaging
• Obituaries: 09.05.11
• Coastal Bend high school reunions: 09.05.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 09.05.11
• Dancing of the Irish draws a big crowd
• H-E-B to launch statewide literacy program geared toward children younger than 5
• Aransas Pass residents could see 14 percent property tax increase
• Relief on the way. Temperatures to fall this week
• Two people helped after catamaran runs aground in Baffin Bay
• Annaville fire officials respond to fire at partially demolished mobile home
• Fishermen rescued after boat overturns in Packery Channel
• Motorist killed after being struck while trying to slow traffic after collision
• Obituaries: 09.03.11
• City recycling participation the highest it's been under new program
• Company plans to build shrimp farm in Coastal Bend
• Trash to treasure: Local doctor donates hospital garbage to animal rehabilitation center
• Final glass collection event of year will be Oct. 8
• Wreck stops ferry traffic as road is cleared
• In with the old: San Jacinto Title brings historic building back to life
• Del Mar, Coastal Bend colleges see increased demand for commercial drivers
• Habitat for Humanity needs volunteers
• Grande adds Longhorn Network
• New Corpus Christi ISD high school site, floor plans discussed
• Coastal Bend military notes: 09.03.11
• Man, 35, in ICU after being stabbed in the chest and side Friday
• 2 men hospitalized with knife wounds
• Officials advise weekend beachgoers about risks of rip currents, driving conditions and high temperatures
• Brooks County celebrates 100 years with festivities all weekend
• Sixteen firms submit resumes for Destination Bayfront design
• Padre Island National Seashore to close park beaches to overnight camping
• 35-year-old Robstown man dies after collision Friday with construction truck
• Corpus Christi police arrest pair of suspects in connection with shooting death of Alice man
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana
• Tip leads Corpus Christi police to a drug buy
• 10-year-old threatens to stab man, Corpus Christi police say
• Man threatens to kill Corpus Christi police after bar fight
• One person killed in SPID truck accident Friday morning
• Hot, mostly dry Labor Day weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• Texas Rangers investigating accusation that Aransas Pass police officer struck bicyclist Aug. 10
• Corpus Christi police consider new patrol district
• Police eye tropical disturbance, crowds for Labor Day weekend
• Raffle brings investigation after winner doesn't get prize — a 2012 Mustang
• Watch your step: It's snake bite season, officials warn
• Corpus Christi police seek man suspected of shooting Alice man Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police seek man who stole cash from store register Aug. 26
• Mathis motorcyclist killed Wednesday in Sinton after collision with SUV
• Corpus Christi police to auction off more than 60 impounded cars Saturday
• Everhart at SPID reopens after clearing of tractor trailer stuck under overpass
• Nueces County Democratic Party Chairwoman Harrison plans to run for Congress
• Man suspected of robbing Corpus Christi business found in Austin
• Health officials warn of mercury poisoning from Mexican face cream
• Man arrested for hitting, stabbing neighbor with golf club, Corpus Christi police say
• Report: Corpus Christi a safer place to drive in 2011
• Rain in Coastal Bend forecast through Labor Day weekend
• Gregory gets $1 million grant for infrastructure to support Tianjin Pipe Co. plant
• RTA alters schedule for Labor Day
• Corpus Christi ISD committee, design team develop scheme for new Southside high school
• Coastal Bend transportation officials, law enforcement gear up for new laws
• Plans for Packery Channel Nature Park wildlife center still alive
• Kingsville fire officials: Blowtorch may have sparked Tuesday fire at lumberyard
• Redistricting draws fire from rural Nueces County residents
• Nueces County commissioners back demolition of courthouse built in 1914
• Nueces County Judge Loyd Neal issues spending warning as county appproves budget, taxes
• Border Patrol agents seize more than 180 pounds of cocaine Monday near Sarita
• Authorities identify woman who drowned Tuesday evening near Cole Park
• Corpus Christi resident is first winner in Wienerschnitzel's car giveaway
• National Hurricane Center tracking disturbance that could bring rain to Texas
• Man arrested after crashing truck into pole
• Sinton 18-year-old killed early Wednesday in crash with tractor trailer
• Corpus Christi firefighter to be honored with lifesaving award
• CCISD plans to fix broken sewer line near Buccaneer Stadium
• Corpus Christi police: Woman drowns Tuesday evening at Cole Park
• No injuries reported after fire at Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial
• Tuloso-Midway trustees approve calling $36M bond election for Nov. 8
• Calallen ISD trustees approve 3-cent increase in overall tax rate
• Del Mar College regents approve $75M budget, keep existing tax rate
• Nueces County commissioners expected to adopt 2011-12 budgets and tax rates Wednesday
• Nueces County Appraisal District assistant chief placed on leave
• Former Corpus Christi councilman appointed to Nueces County Tax Appraisal District board
• A bayfront park concession to have food and drinks in the coming weeks
• Traffic shift on Staples Street begins Friday
• Road work at Staples and Gollihar starts Wednesday
• Corpus Christi police say man found dead in street was obvious homicide
• Record high temperature streak to end Tuesday, rain in the forecast
• Troubleshooter: About 25 percent of identity fraud victims are students
• Mirador Celebrates Summer With Hawaiian Luau
• Kingsville police arrest man Monday in connection with bomb threat at bank
• Fire destroys two-story home Monday afternoon in Rockport
• Air-conditioning business booms as temperatures spike
• Taxes set to increase in San Patricio County
• ASARCO/Encycle-Texas plant smokestack demolition continues
• Neighbors help contain blaze that engulfs home in Robstown
• Taft police arrest 18-year-old accused of car burglary
• Sisters vs. brothers brawl ends in arrest of sisters, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed at bar with broken beer bottle
• Ag Extension offers monthly pesticide license training
• Corpus Christi police looking for 2 men involved in stabbing, shooting
• Alice family displaced after dryer fire damages home
• Woman trapped in her car after Monday morning accident with tractor trailer
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 08.29.11
• KEDT produces 10-part radio series on Laguna Madre
• Food bank eyes expanding programs as study suggests 32 percent of area children may be going hungry
• Obituaries: 08.29.2011
• Man shot, stabbed in dispute with man he knew, Corpus Christi police report
• A&M-Corpus Christi opens garage for free parking Monday, Tuesday
• Incarnate Word Academy graduate wins coveted Millennium scholarship
• HOT, HOT, HOT: Corpus Christi reaches 107 degrees
• Obituaries: 08.28.11
• Nueces County indigent care faces insolvency in three years
• Community groups support CCISD's approval of abstinence videos
• San Patricio County faces tax increase after $240 million appraisal error
• Coastal wind produces more than expected under summer electricity crunch
• Teen shot Friday in chest is in stable condition Saturday
• Bishop teen driver rolls SUV Saturday into field
• Three killed in one-vehicle rollover outside George West
• Big decisions ahead for Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History
• Corpus Christi heat Saturday ties 102 set in 1990
• Retirement plan seminar is Tuesday at Texas A&M University-Kingsville business
• Coastal Bend military notes: 08.27.11
• Teenager shot; police investigating
• Texas A&M-Kingsville unveils new $18M student dorms
• Corpus Christi police drafting parking lot ordinance
• Obituaries: 08.27.11
• Corpus Christi police seek shooter who fired bullet through wall, woman's bed
• Boil water notice lifted for Nueces Water Supply
• After rain, there will be record heat in Coastal Bend
• Tianjin Pipe Co. turns dirt on Gregory steel mill project
• U.S. Ecology Texas, Inc. officials tout safety of Robstown facility
• Corpus Christi architects, engineers file complaint against CCISD design team
• Panel: Top Eagle Ford issues are water, infrastructure and development
• Rockfest, a Judahfest concert fundraiser, postponed
• Parents of Aransas County toddler who died in SUV last year sentenced to two years
• Corpus Christi police seek second suspect in assault of 20-year-old man
• Kleberg County faces budget crunch, possible cuts
• Jim Wells County Sheriff's deputies seize $78,500 during traffic stop Sunday
• Authorities investigate Saturday stabbing at Jim Wells County Fairgrounds
• South Texas phone service restored
• Rain returns to the Coastal Bend
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi lifts water boil notice
• Nearly 2,000 AEP customers without power in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police release video of armed robbers
• Beach vending petition gains traction in Port Aransas
• Taylor Berry released from Texas Children's Hospital Wednesday with new heart beating strong
• Navy pilots released from hospital after crash off Padre Island
• Boil water notice issued for Nueces Water Supply customers
• Corpus Christi pastor offers air conditioner to thief who stole it from church
• Convicted felon found with stolen Britney Spears perfume by Corpus Christi police
• Nueces County public works road maintainance: 08.29.11-09.02.11
• Jim Wells County gets $500,000 in grants for colonia improvements
• Phone outage causes 911 problems
• Training Squadron 28 aircraft crashes; two pilots parachute out, are taken to hospital
• Alice police investigate fire at home of murder suspect's family
• Corpus Christi police will review Nueces County Appraisal District claims
• It's a heat wave, and could be hottest August in Coastal Bend since record keeping began
• Work on Nueces Bay Causeway delayed until Thursday
• Man convicted of murder in 1991 stabbing near Alice
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority considers allowing oil and gas drilling on contaminated site
• Corpus Christi water rates could increase as lake levels drop
• Public meeting Thursday about U.S. Ecology permit changes
• ERCOT urges electricity use reduction from 3 to 7 p.m. for rest of week
• Masked gunman drops coins while running with Corpus Christi convenience store cash
• Resident displaced by mobile home fire in Port Aransas
• Lane closure on Nueces Bay Causeway Wednesday
• Alice earns Texas comptroller's financial transparency award
• Back to School for Corpus Christi - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Corpus Christi police investigating Tuesday night pawnshop robbery
• Wife offers $40,000 reward for information about Corpus Christi man killed last year
• Corpus Christi moves forward with Shoreline Boulevard realignment design
• Louisiana man identified in fatal semitrailer wreck Monday near Kingsville
• Corpus Christi City Council approves lower tax rate
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi crews work to repair water main break
• Fowl, felines clash at Sunset Lake Park in Portland
• Woman robs sandwich shop with sharp object, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi city council passes resolution to demolish 1914 Nueces County courthouse
• Man found in bushes was pepper-sprayed by woman during suspected home invasion
• Former Corpus Christi police officer sentenced to two years in prison for indecency with a child
• Corpus Christi police: Burglar(s) take more than $2,700 in granite
• Diocesan music director to raise 500 children's voices at Sept. 11 anniversary mass in New York
• Slim chance of rain the next 2 days, very hot weekend ahead
• Remembering Bret: Last big hurricane to hit Corpus Christi arrived in 1999
• Corpus Christi ISD kicks off new Metro magnet programs
• Heat welcomes Coastal Bend students back to school
• CCISD trustees approve $267 million budget, $10 million in cuts
• CCISD trustees, superintendent address trip cited by Open Meetings Act advocate as violation
• Deliberations continue in former Corpus Christi police officer's indecency trial
• Moody High School starts the first day of school with changes
• Area Border Patrol agents rescue 16 undocumented immigrants
• Police release names of dead in Port Aransas wreck
• Texas Rangers investigation requested for appraisal district problems
• Trial starts in stabbing death of teen near Alice in 1991
• First day back to school a smooth transition in the Coastal Bend
• Firefighters get blaze under control after semi-trailer catches fire on U.S. Highway 77
• Corpus Christi police investigate shooting that left man wounded in buttocks
• Corpus Christi police looking for men who beat, robbed man Monday
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 08.22.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 08.22.11
• Obituaries: 08.22.2011
• Local American Association of University Women hosts late summer book sale
• Corpus Christi council to vote on 1914 Nueces County courthouse
• Back to School: School zones to be active today
• Nine film teams reap honors at 2011 Corpus Christi 7-Day Film Project
• Local senior receives $40K scholarship
• Any port in a storm: Some Texas lawmakers want an interstate solution to windstorm woes
• Drought conditions push Corpus Christi toward stricter water use standards
• Obituaries: 08.21.11
• School year starts with bigger classes and few new teachers
• With Tropical Storm Don, jail staff practice for the next big storm
• Thousands attend Jehovah's Witness Let God's Kingdom Come Convention
• Shoppers fill stores for tax-free holiday, which continues Sunday
• New work program helps juvenile offenders make amends
• Five still hospitalized after Port Aransas wreck that killed two children
• Threatened and endangered sea turtle nest numbers all reach new heights at North Padre Island
• Corpus Christi ISD eliminates Bible literacy course, nonprofit hopes to offer similar teacher training
• Corpus Christi districts head back to school Monday
• Vehicle fire on Interstate 37 closes southbound lanes at Southern Minerals Road
• Jury deliberates in former Corpus Christi officer's indecency trial
• Banquete, Agua Dulce water levels back to normal
• Church leaders, Corpus Christi police have conference to curb crime at houses of worship
• Complaint questions Nueces County Appraisal District exec's real estate business
• Wreck on State Highway 361 kills two children
• 35-year-old Sinton motorcyclist dies in Alice after colliding with pickup
• Corpus Christi police: Man pistol-whipped, robbed early Friday at motel
• Authorities respond early Friday to train wreck with semi-truck
• Fewer students dropping out, state report says
• Corpus Christi attorney Richard Hatch, 81, left a legacy of integrity
• 2011 Del Mar College summer graduate list
• Missing generator found Thursday outside Rockport Volunteer Fire Department building
• Closing arguments begin Friday in trial of ex-police officer accused of indecency with a child
• Tar balls reported Thursday on North Padre Island
• ZZ Top, Lynryd Skynyrd coming to American Bank Center on Oct. 21
• Skidmore-Tynan ISD breaks ground on $6.8M elementary school
• 'Drink. Drive. Go To Jail' campaign starts Friday
• Boil water notice lifted for two Nueces County subdivisions
• Three-day Jehovah's Witness convention starts Friday in Corpus Christi
• Federal housing agency to give Corpus Christi less money
• Gang leader sentenced to life in prison; three detained in courthouse outburst
• Corpus Christi International Airport unveils new inspections facility
• Final Kemp's ridley turtle hatchling release Friday at Padre Island National Seashore
• Natural gas ruptures, causing smell near Premont
• Back to school, back to stores
• Delays continue for Corpus Christi's lawsuit against Friends of the Coliseum
• Kingsville man sentenced to 20 years in prison for stealing man's cellphone, laptop outside library
• CCISD breaks ground for $14.8 million Kolda Elementary
• Sierra Club raises concerns about South Texas offshore wind farm
• Fulton man no longer suspect in woman's death
• Port Aransas ferry projects receive more than $1.5 million in federal grant funding
• Fulton council tabs Leslie Cole to fill vacancy
• New overpass at Ben Bolt aimed at avoiding collisions
• Free caregiving conference scheduled for Friday
• Corpus Christi police: Man found sleeping in vehicle with stolen TV
• Fire crews contain brush fire that started near Labonte Park on Wednesday morning
• Ex-boyfriend drags woman from bed before taking her phone and vehicle, police say
• Western Nueces County water tanks and storage levels now stable
• Marijuana plants found during fire investigation leads police to meth and cash
• Good Samaritans saves elderly couple from trash container arson spree, fire officials said
• Second Port Aransas ferry art contest under way
• Streets, utilities and economic development are Corpus Christi City Council's top priorities
• Shoreline Boulevard church, Corpus Christi city staff reach agreement on realignment project
• Two events offer info on veteran benefits
• South Padre Island Drive congested Tuesday as crews finish construction from Monday night
• Testimony begins in the trial of a former Corpus Christi police officer for accusations of indecency with child
• Firefighters battle large brush fire in Flour Bluff area
• Corpus Christi teen Taylor Berry has surgery to correct problem after heart transplant
• Water leak prompts conservation measures in western Nueces County
• Tuloso-Midway ISD to consider bond election for new facilities and to fix mold problem
• Nueces County proposes keeping tax rate; revenue would increase
• TxDOT: All lanes of SPID eastbound expected to be opened this afternoon
• Nueces County Appraisal District board chairwoman resigns
• Police identify Corpus Christi man found dead after masked assailants shot him
• Trade a book for a ticket to Whataburger Field for Thursday's Hooks game
• Corpus Christi fire investigators on scene of early Tuesday fire
• Ray High School receives approval for ninth-, 10th-grade component of International Baccalaureate program
• Corpus Christi Fire Department recognizes local hero for warning neighbors of a fire
• Trip some Corpus Christi ISD trustees took was a violation, Open Meetings Act advocate says
• Corpus Christi police search for gunmen who shot man to death at motel on Ocean Drive
• Task force agents find fugitive at house, call bomb squad to check out suspicious materials
• Border Patrol agents seize nearly 10,000 pounds of marijuana Saturday in Sarita
• Environmental assessment posted online for law enforcement building at Padre Island National Seashore
• Worker, 31, dies in workplace incident at H&S Constructors Inc.
• Wind technology school opens in Ingleside
• Nueces County Appraisal District chief Ollie Grant to retire for health reasons
• Jury selection starts for former Corpus Christi police officer accused of sexual crimes with child
• Weeklong construction project begins Wednesday on South Alameda Street
• Corpus Christi City Council plans retreat to set goals, discuss public comment time
• Corpus Christi police: Man trying to get woman in his car, caught with drugs
• Woman arrested for DWI early Monday after 30th birthday
• Woman pulled from her burning Corpus Christi home dies at hospital
• New TxDOT road work projects outside Nueces County: 08.15.11
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 08.15.11
• South Texas weather remains hot and dry this week
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 08.15.11
• Corpus Christi Baptist churches give away 5,000 backpacks filled with school supplies this weekend
• Obituaries: 08.15.11
• Coastal Bend H.S. reunions: 08.15.11
• Corpus Christi surfboard shaper crafts rides of a lifetime
• An attic fire destroys two offices in a home being used as a business
• Taft man dies after one-vehicle accident early Sunday
• Woman critically injured in fire despite teens attempts to save her
• Coast Guard crews from Corpus Christi assist shrimp boat that was taking on water
• Construction project begins Monday on Flour Bluff's Glenoak Road
• Construction on Tuesday at the Gollihar Road and Kostoryz Road intersection will cause lane closures
• Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve estuary explorers program shows wildlife diversity
• Obituaries:08.14.11
• Police chase suspected burglar, recover stolen gun and goods
• Finding a place to mark the life of Dr. Hector P. Garcia
• Premont deals with double punch of planned school district closure and highway bypass
• Meeting scheduled Monday to discuss possible closure of Calliham post office
• Legendary Bishop lottery retailer runs out of luck
• Thousands of shoes, shirts and haircuts spruce up youths from head to toe
• Authorities respond to head-on collision on State Highway 361
• CPL Energy's back-to-school shopping spree gets 50 kids in Penney's early Friday
• Sink hole on South Padre Island Drive frontage road between Everhart Road and Weber Road causes lane closure
• Veterans Band of Corpus Christi plans ceremony Sunday to commemorate anniversary of end of World War II
• Corpus Christi police arrest nine women Thursday after complaints of prostitution
• Corpus Christi police seize 605 packs of synthetic marijuana Wednesday
• Corpus Christi water main breaks three times higher than last summer
• Love him or hate him, Rick Perry's track record shows he's tough to beat
• Corpus Christi police: Armed man robs loan company employees Thursday
• Navy tries second sale of Naval Station Ingleside surplus property
• Texas Parks and Wildlife seeks permit to build artificial reef off Port Mansfield coast
• Driver suspected of being intoxicated, could face assault charges, Corpus Christi police said
• Corpus Christi police release video of man who robbed auto title loan business July 29
• Kleberg County deputies arrest sex offender
• Lotería summer program creates Corpus Christi-themed artwork
• Fired appraisal district employee says he fixed problem, was terminated through voice mail
• Two Corpus Christi city employees placed on leave pending police investigation
• Rockport woman wins $77,777 from Texas Lottery scratch-off game
• Corpus Christi students learn value of community gardens
• Community embraces planned shared garden in Rockport
• Woman assaulted, walks a mile with cut leg before calling Corpus Christi police
• Former Mexican border city police chief shot to death in restaurant
• Coastal Bend's top teachers share their heartfelt thanks and teaching inspiration
• Kleberg County Sheriff's Office seeks sex offender
• Nueces County clerk hospitalized for heart problem
• Bus ramp installation will reduce some lanes on Everhart Road up to a week
• Flour Bluff Navy base gate to be closed Saturday
• Ronald McDonald House's fundraiser will include Mike Ditka as guest speaker
• Del Mar College's GED testing site needs new employee to prevent delays
• Census: Corpus Christi-area population still younger than nation, but aging
• Man pleads guilty to 2010 death of woman in Petronila
• Blaze at Flour Bluff complex displaces residents, draws crowd
• Hi-Fairnessee Girls Club donates memorabilia to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
• Eastbound left lane, shoulder to be closed Thursday on part of South Padre Island Drive
• John W. Crutchfield, who helped bring about Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, dies at 92
• Corpus Christi police find nearly 9 ounces of cocaine after traffic stop Tuesday
• Mary 'Missy' Medary appointed 347th District Court judge
• Nueces County Courthouse memorial would honor fallen heroes
• Proposed plan would close Agua Dulce's justice of the peace office
• Profanties aimed at police chief, department scrawled on Shaw school
• Corpus Christi police: Man threatens golfers with machete, hatchet
• Brush fire at former Uranium mine operation extinguished, without radiation concern, Kleberg officials said
• Corpus Christi teen with new heart improving after second transplant
• Hurricane Allen put an end to Texas heat wave in 1980
• Three's birthday company for woman with three granddaughters born July 25
• Dionne Warwick concert to raise funds for Del Mar College scholarships
• Corpus Christi police arrest man suspected of stabbing another
• Harbor Bridge project still a decade away
• Corpus Christi police officers to wear department-issued baseball caps
• Firefighters battle brush fire at former uranium mining operation in Kleberg County
• Del Mar College proposes that tax rate stay the same
• Del Mar College's regents approve tuition waivers for displaced employees
• Corpus Christi officials respond to dozens of water main breaks
• Interstate 37 ramp, intersection to close for the night Thursday
• Nueces County human services employee picked for top post
• Port of Corpus Christi commissioners grant purchase deal extension to Canyon Supply
• Nueces County Appraisal District report explains appraisal district errors
• State to close Premont ISD by next year
• Robstown highway officially becomes first stretch of Interstate 69
• Corpus Christi police: Second man in a week struck in crosswalk by undocumented immigrant driver
• San Antonio woman chosen to be Corpus Christi’s new city auditor
• CCISD eyes $10.7 million in budget reductions
• Corpus Christi, Robstown featured in Texas Monthly's 'Where I'm From' short film contest
• Despite missing relatives, Flour Bluff man is buried, but not forgotten
• 2 administrative-level employees fired at Nueces County Appraisal District
• Meeting scheduled for Austwell post office's fate
• Corpus Christi City Council to interview two city auditor finalists Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who robbed sandwich shop at gunpoint
• Corpus Christi police: Man struck by van on Zahn Road
• New TxDOT road work projects in Nueces County: 08.08.11
• New TxDOT road work projects outside Nueces County: 08.08.11
• No break from the heat in the South Texas forecast
• Meeting to discuss future of Harbor Bridge is Tuesday
• Coastal Bend blood drive this week: 08.08-08.12.11
• Saving the skimmers: Black skimmer population diminishing in Texas
• Obits: 08.08.11
• Free trip to Amsterdam is in the cards for ex-Corpus man
• Flour Bluff teachers return from space camp with lessons to share with students
• Kyla & Carlos encourages children to be bilingual
• Potential Padre Island development turns city's focus toward more elaborate Park Road 22 bridge
• Former Scientology film crew member describes surveillance activities in Ingleside on the Bay
• Woman killed when vehicle carrying suspected illegal immigrants hits house
• Ceremony honors Purple Heart recipients
• Aransas County home is destroyed after fire reignites
• Green Berets practice maritime skills Saturday after jump helicopters diverted
• Monday construction will cause lane closures to Port Avenue, Tarlton Street and S. Alameda Street
• Mano A Mano scholarship recipients commit to stay in Coastal Bend
• Molina neighborhood park named after man for promoted youth sports for decades
• Kingsville commissioner resigns from university job amid inquiry into explicit images
• Olive oil production takes off in Texas amid Eagle Ford Shale rush
• Hurricane Alley water park construction begins
• Coastal Bend lawmakers say its time to roll the dice on legalized gambling
• 2011 Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi summer graduate list
• Southside residents upset over medians on Staples Street south of Yorktown Boulevard
• Coast Guard rescues kite surfer, wind surfer from Corpus Christi Bay
• FM 666 bridge over Banquete Creek completed, open to traffic
• Operation Supply Our Students will be at Whataburger on South Staples Street, Gollihar Road on Monday
• Corpus Christi police: Gang member with 99 cents worth of stolen peanuts caught
• Death row inmate wants to drop legal fight in Corpus Christi case
• Generator taken from Rockport fire truck
• Rockport fire displaces family of five
• Firms picked to design new CCISD middle school
• Corpus Christi crews repair gas leak at Nueces County Courthouse
• Corpus Christi police officer kills pit bull that bit 2 other people
• 3rd straight day of record-tying heat possible in Corpus Christi Friday
• Corpus Christi, county officials celebrate launch of County Roads 52, 69 projects
• 2011 Texas A&M University-Kingsville summer graduate list
• City to close some pools for season, others for maintenance
• Flour Bluff ISD approves Gay-Straight Alliance for at least a year
• Heat grips South Texas
• National Weather Service advises of moderate solar flares, geomagnetic storms Friday
• President signs off on Nelva Gonzales Ramos' confirmation
• Miriam Wagenschein, who brought women's movement to Corpus Christi, dies at 89
• Police foundation better connects department with community, Corpus Christi police chief says
• H-E-B, Walmart take recalled ground turkey off shelves
• ERCOT goes to Energy Emergency Alert Level 2 Thursday
• Three Corpus Christi school districts miss federal accountability standards
• Corpus Christi police: Man attacked while withdrawing money from ATM
• Moody's Innovation Academy freshmen explore skills during orientation
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• Texas State Aquarium remains vigilant in search for missing African pied crow
• Fulton woman found dead; authorities question man driving her truck
• Fire officials: Family displaced early Wednesday from house fire, lit cigarette to blame
• 49th annual Navy Regatta sailing races set for Saturday, Sunday
• U.S. Rep. Blake Farenthold back in district Thursday to hear voters' thoughts
• Purple Heart Day ceremony Saturday will recognize all recipients
• Court OKs settlement in multimillion dollar oil and gas bankruptcy
• RTA hires consultant to create $444,000 long-range plan
• Ingleside on the Bay repeals filming ordinance
• Texas records another record day of power usage
• Corpus Christi man charged after friend accused him of trading use of Jeep for drugs and a woman
• Helicopter conducts South Texas pollution survey
• Ramos appointed federal judge for Corpus Christi district
• Man fatally shot overnight in Alice
• Man beaten, robbed in Craigslist deal gone wrong, Corpus Christi police say
• Remembering Hurricane Celia: Aug. 3, 1970
• It could be hotter — just ask other Texans
• Corpus Christi police: Teens turn themselves in after suspected burglary spree
• Taking time against crime at National Night Out
• Del Mar College plans to keep existing tax rate
• Robstown will become state's first Interstate 69 city
• Border patrol: High heat leads to more illegal immigrants in distress
• ASARCO/Encycle smokestack demolition spells end of an era
• Texas electricity officials issue emergency after record-breaking power usage Tuesday
• Lipan Street closed in front of Nueces County Courthouse for water main break
• Corpus Christi man indicted in killings of three women
• Meeting to discuss Harbor Bridge plans will be Aug. 9
• Corpus Christi pedestrian struck by undocumented immigrant without license or insurance
• Gregory-Portland teacher earns statewide elementary educator honor
• Corpus Christi to host triathlon festival in April
• Keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Emily
• Coastal Bend residents, police joining Tuesday for National Night Out
• Texas State Aquarium asks community for help finding missing bird
• Nueces County Appraisal District conducts investigation into errors
• More than $10,000 related to gambling seized near Driscoll, constable says
• Corpus Christi motorcyclist killed Saturday on Saratoga Boulevard identified
• Texas energy customers asked to conserve power this week
• Town hall set for Interstate 69 update
• TxDOT: Road work on South Padre Island Drive this week
• Corpus Christi police arrest wanted Florida felon
• Man attacked, choked as he walked home early Monday
• TxDOT: Nueces County road work starting Monday
• New TxDOT road work projects outside Nueces County this week
• Is that you Emily?
• City under charges gas customers because of meter reading error
• Coastal Bend Marine casualty notification officer consoles families in their time of need
• Driscoll ISD boasts all-female school board, administrative leaders
• Complex accountability system frustrates educators, confuses parents
• Motorcyclist killed Saturday on Saratoga
• Coastal Bend freshmen lawmakers score high marks on attendance
• Police search Saturday for two escaped juveniles
• Free wellness fair draws big crowd for health's sake
• A&M Corpus Christi reopens Saturday afternoon
• High heat, no rain after Tropical Storm Don disintegrates
• Watching the weather watchers: Tropical Storm Don draws meteorology rock stars
• Low TAKS rating to spur changes at Moody High School
• Consul of Spain honors State Board of Education member Mary Helen Berlanga
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi cancels plan to bus students, helps some find places to stay
• More than 11,500 pounds of marijuana seized Tuesday in Falfurrias
• Surfers enjoy larger waves kicked up by Tropical Storm Don
• U.S. Rep. Blake Farenthold says debt debate is about controlling spending
• West Oso elementary, high school drop in rating, district maintains overall Acceptable rating
• Corpus Christi police seek man who robbed loan business at gunpoint Friday afternoon
• Taft lifts boil water notice for residents
• Elimination of controversial Texas Projection Measure may have caused drop in school rankings
• Tuloso-Midway ISD receives Recognized rating, even though three schools dropped in ranking
• High tides close Beach Access Road 4, 5 and 6, Nueces County reports
• Flour Bluff schools earn Recognized rating for third year in a row
• Calallen ISD remains Recognized despite science and writing drops for a few students
• CCISD named academically acceptable for 6th consecutive year
• Mud run comes to Corpus Christi
• City of Alice handing out sandbags to residents
• Padre Island National Seashore closing park Friday afternoon
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville spring 2011 president's, dean and honor roll lists
• Tropical Storm Don's target becoming clearer
• Dona Park soil clean up continues today
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi closes, calls for student housing evacuation
• Health fair planned despite Tropical Storm Don, but hours of Saturday event change
• Ingleside man indicted in two men's highway deaths
• Tropical Storm Don's rains could green yards, fatten cattle but hurt cotton
• H-E-B issues recall for variety of dairy products
• NAS Kingsville on storm watch with plans for regular schedules
• TxDOT preparing for Tropical Storm Don
• Taft residents urged to boil water
• Del Mar, A&M-Corpus Christi close for storm
• NAS Corpus Christi main gate will close Saturday
• Models have strengthening Tropical Storm Don headed near Corpus Christi
• Border protection growing with new dual-agency facility in Corpus Christi
• Volunteer firefighters water 1,000-year-old Big Tree in drought
• Richter Architects bests bigger firms to win state honor
• Nueces County commissioners approve plan for emergency operations, training center
• Mother Teresa Shelter to fill breakfast void for homeless
• Corpus Christi requests designs for 27-acre bayfront park
• Four Coastal Bend representatives named to Eagle Ford task force
• Two-week construction project begins Friday on Morgan Avenue
• Port Aransas hit with another appraisal district computer malfunction
• Nueces County unveils free prescription drug savings program
• J.C. Elliott Collection Center fire continues to smolder nearly three days after it started
• Corpus Christi police chase leads to suspected undocumented immigrants
• Old Nueces County Courthouse structurally unsafe, report says
• Tropical depression could form in Gulf today, may be headed to South Texas
• Corpus Christi police looking for 4 men involved in Wednesday home invasion
• Wellness center shows successes through second anniversary
• Redistricting talk for Nueces County's justices of the peace, constables
• Obituaries: 07.27.11
• Ingleside moves forward on highway project
• Land acquisition for $129M water pipeline to Corpus Christi to move forward
• Corpus Christi adopts $662 million budget, plans to lower tax rate
• Corpus Christi City Council declines to add health consultant fee
• One week after getting second heart, Taylor Berry wants milk
• Arrest warrant issued for Nueces County man suspected of child sex abuse
• Sinton police arrest two men suspected of pistol whipping another man
• Four Coastal Bend post offices listed for possible closure
• Developing tropical wave in Caribbean could bring rainfall to South Texas
• Fire smoldered for more than 24 hours
• Clear skies, heat to dominate South Texas weather for next three days
• Obituaries: 07.26.11
• Two Corpus Christi students return safely from tsunami-ravaged Japan
• Budget picture clearer after Nueces County Appraisal District releases certified property values
• The most important donation of the day
• Corpus Christi ISD to continue nontraditional programming at Coles
• Anti-gang initiative wants to expand
• Redistricting workshop planned for Nueces County's justices of the peace, constables
• $500K shortfall leads to Corpus Christi Metro Ministries cutting food programs
• TxDOT: Nueces County road work starting Tuesday, Wednesday
• Woman tells police she was too stoned, called in fake stabbing of mom
• Corpus Christi police find man with stolen truck
• Police investigating shooting outside NAS-Corpus Christi
• TxDOT projects starting this week in the Coastal Bend
• TxDOT: Nueces County road work starting Monday
• Dry, hot work week ahead for South Texas
• Corpus Christi landfill fire burns more than 200 acres
• Juan Garcia urges hiring of veterans
• Robotic surgery gains popularity
• Harvest can be a year-round boom or bust
• Police volunteers needed more than ever, officials say
• Geocachers help clean popular fishing, geocaching spot
• Two men attempt to take girl from Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History
• Basketball players score at Pepsi Bay Ball Ballyhoop, so does Special Olympics Texas
• Good Samaritan boater responds to Coast Guard call to help fisherman
• About 150 attend Marine Science Institute's opening of new Estuarine Research Center
• Police, city hosting crime prevention seminar in August for local churches
• Ground broken to improve medical care for thousands of Coastal Bend veterans
• Corpus Christi police officer's SUV taken overnight while he worked patrol shift
• Geocachers hunt, hide and give back
• Volunteers to recycle glass across from Del Mar's East Campus Saturday
• Corpus Christi police car, truck collide
• Corpus Christi police arrest man they believe was firing handgun
• Military notes: 07.22.11
• Motorcyclist killed early Friday near Aransas Pass
• Port A OKs plan that gives city authority to expand vending on beaches
• Police arrest man accused of stealing car, items from store
• Kingsville man indicted in May fatal shooting case
• Kingsville man on trial in officer impersonation case
• Two Corpus Christi Caller-Times staffers honored by Texas Medical Association
• Portion of I-37 frontage closed overnight Thursday
• Go Texan Restaurant Round-Up highlights Texas producers, targets hunger
• Recycled water pipelines could help golf course sell
• City kicks off toilet giveaway program to save water
• ‘The Longoria Affair' nominated for Emmy
• Corpus Christi Literacy Council will have moving sale Friday
• Woman and daughter taken to hospital after hay bale falls on car near Mathis
• Afternoon blaze guts home near Tuloso-Midway High School
• Corpus Christi police seek help finding woman who used stolen credit cards
• Teens caught running from home that had been broken into, Corpus Christi police say
• Woman found in South Texas brush suffers kidney failure
• Taylor Berry's family hopes to hear his first words soon
• Record high temperatures possible in South Texas
• Port Aransas ordinance could allow beach vendors
• What-a-drive: Rockport couple visits 225th Whataburger
• Two-week construction project begins Thursday on Morgan Avenue
• Police release image of man suspected of stealing truck Monday, leading police on pursuit
• CCISD offers job fair for applicants seeking hourly positions
• Port Aransas ordinance could allow beach vendors
• Corpus Christi police looking for gunman who forced movie employee into bathroom
• Corpus Christi police nab 3 teens after armed robbery
• Woman found unconscious in South Texas brush
• Taylor Berry receives new heart after long wait
• Corpus Christi council approves water, wastewater rate increases
• Task force agents apprehend fugitive Tuesday
• Police to review Monday pursuit that reached nearly 100 mph
• Three-day construction project begins Wednesday on Carroll Lane
• Kingsville police seek missing teen girl
• Settlement offered in multimillion dollar bankruptcy case
• Beach proves cool idea on hot afternoon
• County officials identify man struck and killed Saturday on South Padre Island Drive
• City Council keeps planned cuts, approves lower tax rate
• 10-day countdown to free Medical Society health fair
• Suspected burglar tussles with Corpus Christi officers
• Corpus Christi's heat will strive for another record
• CCISD changes incentive plan for best students
• Corpus Christi police catch "Smokey" the bandit
• Las Brisas opponents rally outside Corpus Christi City Hall
• Obituaries: 07.19.11
• McBride Lane to shut Wednesday for utility work
• Bull shark bites boy, 14, in Gulf surf
• Gas leak near Banquete causes home evacuations
• Corpus Christi ISD expects to cut $9.5 million from budget
• London ISD expands to ninth grade
• New pacemaker technology available in Coastal Bend
• Officer strikes passing car during police chase
• Lawsuit says hotel websites owe Corpus Christi $900k in hotel taxes
• Hospital employees lose near 1 ton of weight to be ‘Naturally Slim'
• WIC-A-Palooza scheduled for Thursday
• Misdemeanor charges dismissed against Robstown fire chief
• Utility project will affect traffic on Lipan St. Wednesday
• New TxDOT road work projects outside Nueces County this week
• Obituaries: 07.18.11
• Man shooting at stranger outside home shoots sister, Corpus Christi police say
• Heat remains on in South Texas
• Cosmetology students undercut the competition
• Traffic delays on Staples Street
• Corpus Christi City Council to decide if tax rate will drop or stay flat
• Local agencies team up against domestic violence
• Man killed while crossing South Padre Island Drive
• Ex-Navy property fuels legal battle
• Ingleside on the Bay fears loss of natural charm as Canyon’s plans advance
• Del Mar College considers scholarship proposal
• House fire controlled shortly after fire crew arrives
• Spotlight on Spending: Capital murder cases
• Ceremony dedicates marker noting city's Civil War battle
• Military Notes: 07.16.11
• Police: Burglars beat man in Southside home Friday, steal his car
• Man takes find to "History Detectives" to discover origin
• RTA proposes to revitalize rundown city block with new customer services center
• Statewide, online school to offer Corpus Christi information session Monday
• Nueces County property values up $692M from first estimate from appraisal district
• Corpus Christi police: Man assaults woman Thursday, pulls knife on teen
• Ryan O'Neal sues ex-Farrah Fawcett associate for defamation
• Police seek man suspected of stealing cigarettes July 2
• Pentagon: Nueces, Duval County wind farms could cause problems
• Police: Auto burglaries on the Southside continue to be a problem
• Authorities identify woman who died after being found in a pool on North Padre Island
• Kingsville police arrest 25-year-old man Thursday suspected of several crimes
• Concrete pipe falls on man's legs, leaving them severely fractured
• Battle of Corpus Christi marker will be re-installed Saturday
• FBI investigates allegations News Corp. sought to hack phones of 9/11 victims
• No 'hallelujah moment' in sight amid debt-limit negotiations
• Tuloso-Midway ISD to continue picking up students at London School
• CCISD’s Scott Elliff recognized for being named regional superintendent of the year
• Corpus Christi police: 61-year-old woman dies in pool Wednesday on North Padre Island
• Corpus Christi police: 62-year-old woman dies in pool Wednesday on North Padre Island
• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality staff test yards of Dona Park homes, 5 found with chemicals of concern
• Hire wounded warriors, Navy Assistant Secretary Juan M. Garcia III urges
• Commissioner worried redistricting is off track, judge says not so
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to more than 14 years in prison for child pornography
• Robber targets Internet user at Kingsville library
• Portion of proceeds from July 21 La Palmera mall event will benefit police
• Free downtown Corpus Christi parking spots may be eliminated
• Traveling merchants buy Corpus Christi's hidden treasures
• Nueces County sues Coastal Bend Thunder for unpaid rent, damages
• Del Mar College to offer adjunct job fair Thursday
• Texas State Aquarium rises in attendance with splash park
• Spohn Memorial receives face-lift
• Diocese of Corpus Christi settles sex abuse lawsuit
• Del Mar College regents approve waiving policy for specific short-term savings account
• Del Mar College announces reaccreditation recognition
• Police seek man wanted for credit card abuse, burglaries
• Port Aransas has title to squawk about
• Construction on Texan Trail gets under way Wednesday
• Coastal Bend public housing agencies receive $4.7 million from federal government
• Corpus Christi man to face trial this month in arson case
• Corpus Christi City Council debates seawall funds
• Aransas County forms committee for Pathways Project
• Appraisal district error led to false budget picture for Corpus Christi | POLL
• Three men sentenced in Kleberg County felony cases
• Kleberg County man gets life in fatal bar fight stabbing
• Wienerschnitzel to celebrate 50 years with local celebrations
• Traffic ticket scam uses legitimate phone numbers
• Del Mar College to offer adjunct job fair Thursday
• Plans for Ingleside base redevelopment keep progressing
• Lingering drought, record temperatures take toll on ranchers, farmers, residents
• Cotton researchers seek to develop drought-resistant plant
• Fugitive task force arrests man wanted for fleeing police checkpoint, striking officer
• Teacher union calls for Calallen ISD to rethink teacher stipend cuts
• Corpus Christi man gets 20 years in prison for fatal Thanksgiving Day crash
• Ingleside High School principal on paid leave following indictment
• Man indicted in Alice cyclist's fatal crash
• Small pharmacies claim they can't compete with Walmart, Humana partnership
• Woman pulled from car, stabbed early Sunday at fast-food chain
• Corpus Christi police: Man with backward hooded sweatshirt tries to rob store early Sunday
• RTA celebrates its 25th anniversary
• Historical exhibit at courthouse documents Nueces County's past
• Corpus Christi collector hits a home run, finds Babe Ruth autograph
• Flour Bluff dog found with help of Internet site
• City pledges more money to deal with animals on the loose
• Corpus Christi ISD's magnet programs building up
• Animal shelter, charity at odds over pet adoption
• Dottie Maley, San Patricio County clerk for 24 years, dies at age 88
• Boy Scout leader dies of heart attack while driving; five boys go to hospital
• Church of Scientology magazine seeks to hire reporters in South Texas
• Spotlight on Spending: Nueces County spends hundreds of thousands a year for fleet's fuel, maintenance
• Obituaries: 07.10.11
• Hooked on fun at the Piggy Perch Contest in Port Aransas
• Entrepreneurs add to Corpus Christi entertainment options
• Corpus Christi police: Woman arrested after being accused of stabbing husband with scissors
• Corpus Christi police chief meets with officers to discuss future, hear concerns
• Brother and sister die Thursday in Freer motorcycle collision
• Corpus Christi Naval officer gets decade behind bars in child pornography case
• Alice pilot recovering after crash
• Man stuffs bag with cigarettes and runs from Corpus Christi store
• Man pleads guilty in 2008 Segrest shooting
• Missing Florida teen may be in Corpus Christi area
• Del Mar College to outsource cleaning crew, too
• Corpus Christi police: Customer interrupts knife-wielding robber
• Corpus Christi native was voice of Mission Control during many shuttle voyages
• Dona Park dig uncovers no evidence of chemical dump
• Fire engulfs mobile homes Thursday in Banquete
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi outsources cleaning crew, cuts vacant positions
• Corpus Christi man indicted on murder charge in March killing
• Tuloso-Midway ISD forced to cancel teacher furloughs, must close budget gap elsewhere
• Guns N' Hoses blood drive competition kicks off
• Corpus Christi police seek man who took truck
• Flour Bluff teacher to attend space camp
• Corpus Christi emergency personnel respond to gas leak near McKinzie Road
• Corpus Christi child support employee named region's Assistant Attorney General of the Year
• Pair arrested with stolen cellphone, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi attorney part of push for anti-barratry law
• Corpus Christi police find man taking copper from Catholic school
• $1,500 worth of copper stolen from Corpus Christi business
• Robstown firefighters put out overnight fire at vacant house
• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality excavation to shed light on Dona Park concerns
• MIRADOR HONORS VOLUNTEER FROM THE MARCH OF DIMES
• Family, friends say goodbye to fallen Marine Cpl. Mark Goyet in Sinton |VIDEO
• Bicyclist sent to hospital after colliding with motorist Wednesday on Ocean Drive
• Corpus Christi police conclude investigation of fatal June 24 head-on collision
• Authorities awaiting toxicology results on man found dead Tuesday in Sinton
• Corpus Christi police arrest four suspected of stealing television outside pawnshop
• Alice police: 71-year-old man arrested after dumping green chemical in creek
• Corpus Christi police: Disabled woman robbed by another woman
• City of Corpus Christi golf courses on par to turn a profit
• Fewer than half of Corpus Christi AP students earn high enough scores for college credit
• Corpus Christi police: Independence Day saw freedom from major incidents
• Scientology group challenges Ingleside on the Bay's new film permit ordinance
• Christus Spohn South consolidates Memorial's labor and delivery programs
• Local graffiti vandal arrested on outstanding warrants in Bexar County
• Corpus Christi will discuss Unified Development Code at public meetings
• Driscoll Children's Hospital experiences shortage of breast milk
• Clerk leaves bathroom to find 2 men stealing beer
• Corpus Christi store ransacked, safe broken into overnight
• Sinton police investigate death of man found in ditch
• Corpus Christi ties 120-year-old record low Tuesday morning
• Obituaries: 07.05.11
• Police work to continue services with less money from city budget
• Corpus Christi's occupancy code interpretation causes frustration for business owners, others
• Spotlight on Spending: City Council timer cost 10 times what other cities spend
• A hero's welcome for Marine Cpl. Mark Goyet
• About 100 become U.S. citizens in Fourth of July ceremony
• Brush fire burns 25 acres in Calallen area
• Water Street Seafood Company open Monday night, despite small early morning fire
• Advocate for fathers' visits teacher workshop
• Blood Drives: 07.04.11
• Obituaries:07.04.11
• A patriotic salute for the Fourth of July
• Entrepreneur's plan converts wind into jobs
• Messages from afar, found in Port Aransas, offer clues to oceans, lives
• About 200 people join the mayor for a walk over the Harbor Bridge Sunday
• Robstown woman dies Saturday after hit by vehicle
• Corpus Christi police: Beach traffic improving
• Court records, police reports: Corpus Christi mother's case about more than spanking
• Scrutiny of former Church of Scientology official has Ingleside on the Bay on edge
• Portland Girl Scout troop donates a ton of food to animal shelter | VIDEO
• Downtown Corpus Christi Kiwanis Club seeks to raise funds to rebuild ‘Muskrat's Den'
• Rockport's Building & Development Department now closed for lunch
• Border Patrol agents seize thousands of pounds of marijuana at checkpoints in Falfurrias, Sarita
• Texas State Aquarium campers get firsthand look at life in the bay
• Record number of Kemp’s ridley sea turtle nests found on Texas coast this year
• Boys and girl assaulted, robbed at knife point Thursday in park
• Corpus Christi police: Driver punched at intersection may have been road rage incident
• Nueces County officials declare beaches ready for Fourth of July
• 2nd motorcyclist in one day crashes in Corpus Christi
• Kingsville couple thrown out in one-vehicle rollover early Friday
• Military Notes: 07.01.11
• TPCO expects soil testing results to be available in mid-July
• Corpus Christi police brace for swell of holiday visitors
• Bob Conwell, founder of Coastal Bend Tourist Association, dies at 86
• Long-awaited County Road 52 project funded, on track
• Corpus Christi water officials report low counts of chemicals in water supply
• New Port Aransas ferries to carry first passengers
• Extreme drought conditions cause Coastal Bend counties to ban rockets and missiles
• Whataburger Chief Operating Officer Preston Atkinson to become CEO in 2012
• Corpus Christi police to auction 75 vehicles Saturday
• Corpus Christi ISD's Scott Elliff nominated for 2011 Superintendent of the Year
• Sinton Marine posthumously promoted and awarded medal for valor
• Man tells Corpus Christi police friendly encounter nearly turns deadly
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after Thursday morning I-37 crash
• Accident results in Corpus Christi police finding truck reported stolen
• State says windstorm insurance holders shouldn't worry
• Youths with diabetes enjoy outdoor pursuits during Camp Sandcastle at Camp Aranzazu
• “SNEAK PEEK” TOUR GIVES FUTURE RESIDENTS FIRST LOOK INSIDE BRAND NEW COMMUNITY
• State study: Nueces County bay beaches account for 50 percent of state closures and health advisories
• Firefighters fight brush fires near Banquete
• Galveston bank president: Business disaster prep is a team effort that starts now
• Kemp's ridley nest found Wednesday ties 2009 nesting season record
• Nueces County commissioners approve erosion response plan draft
• Corpus Christi Housing Authority sues companies it claims contaminated public housing property
• Volunteers needed for Corpus Christi Child Support Office
• Nueces County firefighters facing several grass fires Wednesday
• Corpus Christi water quality meeting scheduled Thursday
• Nueces County beach officials close access roads ahead of Tropical Storm Arlene
• Standoff at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi home ends with man shooting self
• Priest in Robstown-based religious order is suing his accuser
• Man who went missing after three-hour break from jail is arrested
• Sinton Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Man charged with suspected intoxication manslaughter after death of pedestrian
• World Changers volunteers from across country help revamp homes in Corpus Christi
• Ingleside City Council approves rezoning of former Naval Station Ingleside
• Ministers, NAACP representatives voice Northside residents' concerns to Corpus Christi police
• Local superintendents say school finance reductions more definite, help in budget planning
• Corpus Christi City Council decides to keep 350-foot setback rule on beach
• JB's German Bakery & Café on Padre Island rooted in leap of faith
• Nueces County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center asks City Council to restore funding
• Duval County sheriff investigates deaths of three immigrants found dead on road
• Corpus Christi native nominated for Dallas-based U.S. attorney post
• Corpus Christi City Council agrees to give $2 million to $4 million to Destination Bayfront
• More than 400 windstorm permits fraudulently issued, Corpus Christi police chief says
• Birding 101 class offered in Rockport
• Corpus Christi police: Woman found with drugs outside bar restroom
• Man accused of kicking in mom’s door, assaulting her after she wouldn’t let him stay
• Man accused of stabbing one man, biting the other he was eating with Tuesday
• High electricity demand expected across Texas Tuesday, but reserves anticipated despite watch
• Tropical wave could bring heavy rain to South Texas later this week
• Learn to Sail program takes to the water at Corpus Christi Yacht Club
• Be a Part Time Hero
• Campaign aims to raise funds for protective gloves for police officers
• Lawmakers say they have struck a deal to reshape Texas Windstorm Insurance Association
• Corpus Christi City Council to reconsider beach development rule
• Kingsville police seek information after 15-year-old boy stabbed Saturday
• Convicted Corpus Christi drug dealer gets life sentence
• Former Corpus Christi municipal court employee pleads not guilty in tampering case
• Corpus Christi police nab 3 teens after short car chase
• Corpus Christi police: Man found trying to hot wire vehicle
• Flaring at Corpus Christi refinery could last the rest of Monday
• Monday morning fire causes heavy damage to Corpus Christi home
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 06.27.11
• Next chance for rain in Coastal Bend is Wednesday
• Obits: 06.27.11
• New Westside subdivision planned near creek that flooded last year
• Teddy Bear Sunday helps homicide victims and children cope
• Corpus Christi recognized for work with Geographic Information System
• City has money, no action to work on seawall projects
• Three players is just the start for Corpus Christi Mermaids
• Reeling from loss of her only child, Kingsville woman reaches out to other mothers of stillborns
• David Loeb seeks city challenges on Corpus Christi City Council
• Officials identify two men killed in head-on crash
• Police: Officer shoots passenger after driver tries to run 3 officers over
• South Texas Amateur Radio Club prepares for national field day
• Wrong-way collision kills two motorists on North Padre Island Drive
• House fire displaces Corpus Christi couple
• Visiting judge acquits men in 2008 shooting in Corpus Christi
• Ballard Pits test results expected in the fall
• Local Emergency Planning Committee hears findings of emergency survey
• Corpus Christi City Council asks for part of hotel tax fund to go to beaches, arts
• Corpus Christi City Council endorses a higher tax rate
• Port Aransas dedicates new, larger ferries
• Military Notes: 06.25.11
• Paul and Mary Haas Foundation gives remaining assets to Coastal Bend Community Foundation
• Woman plows van into Corpus Christi police cruiser as officer helps with another accident
• Destination Bayfront asks for a city agreement
• Crosstown Expressway's Lipan Street bridge stormwater drainage work begins Monday
• Motorcyclist dragged by truck in SPID accident
• State asks water providers to consider drought contingency plans
• Accused shooter: Men on trial were part of fatal 2008 gang case
• Coastal Bend Diabetes Initiative gives nearly $90,000 in grants to local groups
• Alclair Mays Pleasant, community activist, teacher, black historian, dies at 105
• Students finish schooling, earn GEDs through Del Mar College
• Jury finds man guilty in Kingsville bar fight death
• Study: Slower traffic good for Padre Island National Seashore wildlife
• Man with five driving while intoxicated convictions sentenced to 35 years in prison
• Federal rule means Robstown ISD won't have to repay $1.2 million in misused grant money
• Attorney General files suit accusing roofer working Coastal Bend of deceptive practices
• Circus performers teach Corpus Christi youths to have fun exercising
• Fourth of July festivities start on July 1
• Better Business Bureau warns of red-light camera scam
• Cell phone ring during movie grows into fight at Corpus Christi theater
• Nun Run looking for those considering religious life
• Husband uses wife's long trip to bathroom to try to steal from store clerk's vehicle
• Kleberg County deputies arrest two in cocaine investigation
• Corpus Christi police find drugs on teen after traffic stop
• Employees help Corpus Christi police catch man taking air compressor
• Falfurrias man, 22, flown to hospital with penetrating head wound
• Texas Senate approves wind insurance bill; measure headed to conference committee
• Tianjin Pipe Co. begins soil testing at site of future San Patricio County plant
• Mother accused of leaving 9-year-old son behind has theft history
• Hi-Fairnessee Girls Club celebrates 80th anniversary
• Corpus Christi police investigate gymnastic facility burglary
• Corpus Christi police seek tips in arson case
• Kingsville man accused of attempted murder arrested in Houston
• Suspect in Aransas Pass murder-for-hire plot released on bond
• Video of man stealing bike released, hour later bike returned
• Corpus Christi Army Depot bids goodbye to last Huey
• Corpus Christi sees first rain since May 12
• Corpus Christi, Nueces County officials celebrate Bob Hall Pier expansion opening
• Tanker truck falls on side Tuesday, crews work to remove fuel
• Police locate stolen truck, shingles and suspected thief Tuesday through vehicle's GPS
• TxDOT: South Padre Island Drive construction postponed a week
• Brooks County traffic stop nets hidden drugs worth up to $1M, deputies say
• Corpus Christi, Nueces County win birdiest awards
• Corpus Christi's hotel tax fund a possible solution for better beach maintenance
• Two men planned cover-up in Segrest Street shooting, man testifies
• Corpus Christi City Council wants to continue 350-foot beach development setback rule
• Body found amid Brooks County blaze after growing to 30,000 acres
• Tuloso-Midway ISD board approves tentative teacher furloughs
• Aransas Pass police: Man arrested in plot to murder ex-wife, her husband
• TxDOT road work starting Wednesday, Thursday
• Corpus Christi police: Pair caught with spray cans near tagging site overnight
• Corpus Christi police arrest 3 found in vehicle reported stolen from Victoria
• Former all-state football player dies after rolling SUV between Freer, Hebbronville
• Chance of rain in South Texas forecast for next 4 days
• Open casting call for Corpus Christi 7-Day Film Project set Wednesday
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees discuss budget suggestions
• Golf tourney to help fallen soldier's memory inspire Flour Bluff athletes
• Local districts, cities consider dropping, revamping crossing guard programs
• Two men charged in Segrest Street shooting in court this week
• YWTeen Camps offered all summer
• Popular priest with Robstown connection steps down amid sex inquiry
• Lunch is on the Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department
• U.S. Border Patrol rescues 13 illegal immigrants over weekend
• TxDOT road work starting Tuesday in Corpus Christi
• Teen shot twice, Corpus Christi police investigating
• Coastal Bend's largest fire still burning in Brooks County; 25,000 acres consumed
• Corpus Christi police: Man throwing bag of cocaine arrested
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested after fight over possible eviction
• Two people injured in SPID accident Monday
• Drop in Corpus Christi gas prices slows
• TxDOT road work starting Monday in Nueces County
• Rain finally in the forecast for Coastal Bend
• Obituaries: 06.20.11
• College notes from around the Coastal Bend: 06.20.11
• Texas teacher union convention ends Sunday with legislative updates
• Corpus Christi police producing videos with new movie equipment
• Million dollar makers
• Obituaries:06.19.11
• The science behind tracking hurricanes
• Alice grandfather gets national award for work in father-son program
• Gregory natural gas plant fire hospitalizes two workers
• Firefighters battle grass fire in Brooks County
• Priscilla Leal wins re-election to Corpus Christi City Council
• Police looking to take the junk out of metal ordinance
• Clifford Zarsky, attorney, home builder and former council member, dies at 82
• Juneteenth celebration participants enjoy shade, breeze, music, family and friends
• Juneteenth speaker taking black schoolmaster's story to historians of National Mall museum
• Juneteenth celebration wraps up this weekend
• Corpus Christi police: Woman accused of shoplifting flees, leaves 8-month-old
• Website names Corpus Christi eighth most joyous city in nation
• Kingsville police arrest two in school break-in
• State teacher union convention lauds members involvement during legislative session
• Local lawmaker sees bill to kill windstorm association as move to spark talks between sessions
• Transportation Department announces Interstate 69 website
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi prefers alternate wind farm site
• The gift of a home: Palomo family receives 41st Habitat for Humanity-Corpus Christi home
• Corpus Christi water utilities featured in two trade magazines
• City's recycling in May up more than three-fold from last year
• Coastal Bend military notes: 06.17.11
• Former police chiefs, assistant chiefs reunite at Corpus Christi Police Department
• Bill targets Texas Windstorm Association
• Police stepping up alarm permit enforcement
• Corpus Christi District 3 voters to decide a council representative
• Summer camps can prevent a break in learning
• Juneteenth inspires children, prompts Corpus Christi presence for Smithsonian black culture museum
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi to offer new scholarships
• Some Corpus Christi residents tell city that budget cuts should start at top
• Police: 24-year-old man arrested after he was accused of grabbing boy in bathroom
• Texas senator files bill to end Texas Windstorm Insurance Association
• Corpus Christi police seek pair who robbed two stores early Wednesday
• Wind energy company proposes massive leases off South Texas coast
• Solomon P. Ortiz congressional papers provide trail through 30 years of South Texas history
• Corpus Christi teacher union to lead off statewide convention
• Nueces County commissioners extend burn ban for 90 days
• Hurricane Alley plans unique features, local partnerships for waterpark
• Abelardo Jimenez Sr., noted Tejano, conjunto vocalist, dies at age 64
• Graffiti vandals take plea deals for probation, jail time in March burglary
• Up River Road project begins Monday
• Ribbon-cutting planned Tuesday for Bob Hall Pier expansion
• Veterans brick fundraiser announced to help restore rotting Columbus ships
• South Texas aiming for record heat over next 3 days
• BoldFuture highlights 61 goals completed, 108 under way
• Indicted Corpus Christi municipal court employee arrested, freed on bail
• Public a no-show at Corpus Christi city budget forum
• Police department forms Litter Reorganization Team to fight growing trash problem
• Corpus Christi police seek identity of man leaving attempted burglary Monday
• Citations, impounds and an arrest Wednesday at random police checkpoint
• Kingsville group moves to call election over RV park zoning
• No toxic chemicals found at Portland airport
• Redistricting map approved for Nueces County Commissioners' precincts
• NAS Kingsville Navy training jet crashes; pilot ejects safely
• Man pulls gun on clerk as he goes to pay for burritos, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police looking for teens who pulled knife on 10-year-old
• Musicians argument over religion leads to stabbing, Corpus Christi police say
• Heat index between 105-109 degrees likely Wednesday for Coastal Bend
• Friends, family remember Caller-Times publisher Edward H. Harte with laughter, stories
• Ingleside council gives initial OK to rezoning of ex-Navy base
• Group of Nueces County residents take issue with commissioners' redistricting map
• Police looking for man they want to question in May assault
• Pile of trash catches fire Tuesday at recycling plant on Agnes Street
• Harbor Bridge to see increased lane closures because of needed repairs
• Del Mar College employees speak out about worker cuts
• Corpus Christi City Manager Ron Olson reorganizes City Hall
• City wants feedback on proposed Corpus Christi budget
• Aransas Pass Aquatics Center reopens after reports of sick swimmers
• One of three men firing off handgun faces felony after Corpus Christi police learn gun was stolen
• Corpus Christi council asks for staff to move forward with finding internal city auditor
• Corpus Christi City Council accepts $44K restitution payment from attorney
• Nueces County commissioners ban fireworks for Fourth of July
• TxDOT: Part of SPID will be closed for road work overnight Tuesday
• Corpus Christi staff present water, wastewater rate increases to council
• Corpus Christi police: Man may have been reaching for knife after traffic stop
• U.S. Border Patrol agents in Falfurrias find tractor trailer with 5,000 pounds of pot
• Heat remains on for Coastal Bend
• Man leads Border Patrol to bundles of marijuana on Padre Island beach
• Coastal Bend cycling deaths underscore planning, driver awareness efforts
• Corpus Christi ISD trustees approve to be part of joint request for redistricting services
• Sea turtle hatchling release planned Wednesday on Padre Island National Seashore
• Aransas Pass Aquatic Center closed after chlorine levels dip, children become sick
• Infant was living in makeshift drug lab, Kleberg County sheriff says
• Hearings to be held on Nueces County commissioners' redistricting efforts
• Motorcyclist killed early Sunday in collision identified
• Coastal Bend fires burn more than 5,000 acres; fire officials brace for more
• CCISD trustees OK purchase of remaining acreage at site for Southside high school
• Police seek armed men who robbed Corpus Christi pizza chain Saturday night
• Corpus Christi police: 16-year-old fast-food employee robs 51-year-old man Monday after leaving work
• IRS revokes tax-exempt status of 270 area nonprofits
• Refugio County man died while raping woman, authorities say
• BoldFuture to give its annual report card
• Corpus Christi man who drove through Starbucks sentenced to probation, other restrictions
• Corpus Christi police arrest man who fired shots near downtown crowd
• Corpus Christi police: Neighbors fight over treatment of dog, one arrested
• Man with 3 previous DWI convictions charged again after I-37 crash
• Woman tells Corpus Christi police she was texting when she hit the police cruiser
• New TxDOT work in Nueces County starting Monday
• Summertime high temperatures expected to continue
• Man shot by neighbor Monday after dispute, Corpus Christi police say
• Ed Harte to be memorialized Tuesday
• Obituaries: 06.13.11
• Coastal Bend blood drives this week: 06.13.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 06.13.11
• Jazz musician, young artist among Juneteenth honorees
• Voigt elementary making the connection
• San Diego resident Javier "J.V." Villanueva, founder of Tejano Roots Hall of Fame Museum dies
• Motorcyclists dies in wreck
• Obituaries: 06.11.11
• San Diego resident Javier "J.V." Villanueva, founder of Tejano Roots Hall of Fame Museum dies
• City Council District 3 runoff candidates campaign for votes
• Faith, civic duty drives Coastal Bend residents to Joplin
• Crackdown on uninsured drivers has mixed results
• Teen awaiting heart in Houston is hospitalized
• Engineers sting architects in table tennis tourney to benefit Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures
• Coalition alters Juneteenth event schedule
• Kemps ridley hatchling release planned for 6:45 a.m. Sunday
• Military Notes: 06.11.11
• Obituaries:06.11.11
• Two-car collision Friday near Orange Grove injures at least three
• New families celebrate adoptions
• Man hospitalized Friday after his foot was trapped in an auger at grain elevator
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to decade behind bars for child pornography videos
• Corpus Christi municipal court employee's indictment not released
• New West Oso ISD superintendent joins district
• NAS Kingsville pilot training squadron welcomes its first Hispanic leader
• Juneteenth celebrations continue
• Summer Games of Texas scheduled for 2012, 2013 in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police catch burglar who stole TV from pawn shop at nearby apartment
• Traffic stop results in arrest of man on his birthday and another the day before
• Demolition, small explosions planned Friday at Cabaniss Field
• Drug raid at two Corpus Christi houses yields drugs, nearly $45K in cash
• Nueces County roadwork that will start Monday
• Woman dies early Friday after striking SPID wall
• Torch relay helps kick off Senior Games
• Former Corpus Christi mayor, current mayor mark Juneteenth celebration
• Governor appoints members to Nueces County River Authority board
• Corpus Christi municipal court employee indicted on tampering charges
• Federal judge orders Live Oak County residents to remove dam
• Reliant Energy looks to help customers beat the heat with payment programs
• Corpus Christi woman indicted in fatal pedestrian accident
• Corpus Christi residents give mixed reaction to reduced senior center hours
• Birding 101
• Del Mar College to cut hourly employees
• Corpus Christi police looking for pair in white van who stole wires
• Heat remains on in South Texas
• Amistad Community Health Center hires new medical director
• Corpus Christi police: Athletic field damaged by vandals
• City workers responding to reports of broken water mains
• Jury sides with city of Corpus Christi in former police captain's discrimination lawsuit
• Police unveil new general question telephone line
• Attorneys, judges apply to fill vacancy Nelva Gonzales Ramos appointment may create
• 10-day Juneteenth celebration to focus on individuals in art, music and entertainment
• 2011 vehicle set on fire after CDs stolen, Corpus Christi police say
• Ship management company guilty of Texas pollution
• Corpus Christi police arrest city employee for stealing city tires
• Prepare for the worst, hope for the best, oceanographer says
• Corpus Christi City Council: Beach maintenance needs to be a budget priority
• New City Manager Ron Olson: City lacks leadership, accountability
• Texas Department of Motor Vehicles introduces pair of online services
• Corpus Christi police arrest two teens after armed robbery at mobile home
• Corpus Christi Police focus on sex offender registration this month
• Couple suspected of money laundering after Jim Wells' deputy finds $175K in pickup gas tank
• Corpus Christi police: Man robbed Tuesday, left wandering streets covered in blood
• Man steals beer, leaves shoe behind, Corpus Christi police say
• Kingsville RV park closer to reality, but some residents still oppose location
• Corpus Christi police detain 9 teens found in abandon building
• Corpus Christi police: Man makes false call that girlfriend stabbed self
• Grand jury clears Beeville officer in fatal shooting
• Three new TxDOT projects will cause lane closures starting Tuesday
• Third straight day of record high temperatures ahead for South Texas?
• For Corpus Christi couple, a second child brings new hopes and old challenges
• Border Patrol agents rescue 2 undocumented immigrants over weekend
• Solomon P. Ortiz congressional papers donated to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
• The Cattery offers discounted and fee-waived cat adoptions in June
• Corpus Christi teacher's union urges public to support use of Rainy Day Fund
• Nueces County judge partners with city for graffiti vandal clean-up program
• Police: Eight-liner machines offering credits toward groceries at local store
• Nueces County property value protest deadline now June 20
• Driver cited in Alice cyclist's fatal wreck
• Overgrown Corpus Christi yards may get ticket with no warning
• Corpus Christi ISD says goodbye to Prescott Elementary
• Corpus Christi police identify man killed in suspected drunken driving crash
• Man has gun drawn on him after arriving home, Corpus Christi police say
• Identity released of man who drowned at J.P. Luby Surf Park
• One woman killed, one seriously injured in rollover accident on I-37
• The drive of a champion: Local bus operator lassos first victory in international roadeo
• Obituaries: 06.06.11
• Blood drive: 06.06.11
• Many council members want to consider millions more in budget cuts
• Collegiate High School partners with credit union to encourage students to save
• Documentary explores city's poverty
• Tropical monk parakeets find paradise along Leopard Street
• Car accident leaves one man dead
• Man drowned Sunday at J.P. Luby Surf Park
• Obituaries:06.5.11
• Rep. Hunter had key role in flow of bills
• Coastal Bend lawmakers stick to party lines
• Alice cyclist's fatal journey ends in breath of new life
• Corpus Christi Police: Man dies after backhoe falls on him
• In wake of contracts debate, records show 1 teacher fired, CCISD spent $32,000 in legal fees on firings
• Las Colonias residents worry about creek conditions during hurricane season
• Military Notes: 06.04.11
• Driscoll Children's Hospital injury prevention program helps inspect child safety seats
• Area superintendents call for equitable state funding cuts
• Robstown ISD must repay $1.27 million in misused federal grants, state says
• Art Center seeks new restaurant for bayfront venue
• Robert Earl Keen to headline Ziegfest Texas Music festival in October
• 2011 high school graduates: Moody
• 2011 high school graduates: Ray
• 2011 high school graduates: Miller
• Man identified who led police, constables on car chase with child, woman aboard
• Nueces County juvenile judge plans to order community service for graffiti vandals and their parents
• Woman found dead in truck carrying illegal immigrants
• Border patrol agents seize more than 16 tons of contraband in past week
• Corpus Christi police hosting free vehicle identification number etching Saturday
• 2011 high school graduates: John Paul II
• 2011 high school graduates: Ingleside
• Beeville police identify man struck by car
• 2011 high school graduates: IWA
• Moody High School to graduate its first Innovation Academy class
• 2011 high school graduates: Presbyterian Pan American
• 2011 high school graduates: Mathis
• 2011 high school graduates: Skidmore-Tynan
• 2011 high school graduates: Taft
• 2011 high school graduates: Three Rivers
• 2011 high school graduates: Woodsboro
• 2011 high school graduates: H.M. King (Kingsville)
• 2011 high school graduates: Hebbronville
• 2011 high school graduates: Dr. M.L. Garza Gonzalez Charter School
• 2011 high school graduates: Falfurrias
• 2011 high school graduates: Collegiate
• 2011 high school graduates: George West
• 2011 high school graduates: Alice
• 2011 high school graduates: Agua Dulce
• 2011 high school graduates: A.C. Jones (Beeville)
• 2011 high school graduates: Austwell-Tivoli
• 2011 Annapolis Christian Academy graduates
• Mirador Names Vanessa Hancock Director of Sales for Health Services
• School reunions: 06.06.11
• Police chase ends after driver hits spikes on JFK Causeway bridge
• Field catches fire Thursday next to Portland golf course
• Robstown ISD misused federal money between 2002 and 2006, audit finds
• Nueces County inmate: Marijuana smuggled into jail led to failed drug test
• Corpus Christi police seize drugs, guns, stolen car Wednesday in Flour Bluff
• Susser's board authorizes $15 million stock repurchase
• Pneumonia hospitalizations prompt immunization campaign
• Corpus Christi police to have seized car auction Saturday at city impound
• Turtle hatchling release set Friday morning at Padre Island National Seashore
• Corpus Christi police: Teen steals cell phone and tries to sell it back to owner
• Corpus Christi police arrest 2 men in stolen vehicle
• Corpus Christi police: Woman stabs her husband in back of the neck
• 10 Coastal Bend counties with burn bans
• CCISD seeks to improve Advanced Placement participation
• Off-duty Corpus Christi police officer catches one of two store thieves
• Corpus Christi couple enter not guilty pleas in toddler's death
• 2011 high school graduates: West Oso
• Beeville police: Man suffers two broken legs and a bruised lung after hit by a car
• Much cooler start will be distance memory for South Texas later Thursday
• West Oso High School to graduate 94 percent of seniors
• Corpus Christi Senior Companion Program honors volunteers at annual awards ceremony
• Corpus Christi police peacefully end incident with man armed with explosives
• Nueces County Jail population in compliance; state inspector makes visit
• Welder's return visit to Lexington Museum on the Bay brings memories
• Corpus Christi International Airport receives $2M in federal funds
• Troopers find 562 pounds of marijuana Tuesday in parked truck in Duval County
• Corpus Christi spelling bee contestant doesn't reach semifinals | VIDEO
• District 3 incumbent Priscilla Leal won't seek an election recount
• Corpus Christi police: Man attacked son-in-law with two machetes
• More sun, heat expected as Coastal Bend moves to weekend
• Driscoll Children's Hospital rehabilitation park provides therapeutic fun
• Nueces County jail overcrowding may prompt inmate releases, other measures
• Despite special session, schools still bracing for $4 billion in cuts
• Corpus Christi budget proposal comes with employee cuts, public service reductions
• Proposed congressional map shifts focus north for District 27
• Del Mar College wants former hospital for its East Campus
• Suspected thief shot and killed Tuesday by Beeville police officer
• Alice man stabbed to death by cousin
• TxDOT: Lanes of Interstate 37 closed overnight for construction
• Man arrested in stabbing of two near J.P. Luby Beach
• City: Firing human resources director is not budget related
• Blaze in Flour Bluff burns man's car collection, several buildings, boat and RV
• San Diego woman in critical condition after attack
• Summertime heat, humidity here to stay in Coastal Bend
• Two men stabbed at J.P. Luby Park
• Two teens killed in SUV rollover near Beeville
• Thousands attend Coastal Bend Memorial Day ceremonies
• New scholarship honors potential over grades
• King High School senior gets four-year, free ride to UT-Dallas program
• With no way to pay medical school bills, student could face deportation
• FBI statistics show drop in Corpus Christi crime
• 11-year-old South Texas spelling champ one of 275 in Scripps National Bee Week
• Corpus Christi professor wins national book of the year award
• Gulf Plains Cowboy Church has a ‘dadgum good time'
• Corpus Christi to put a lid on old toilets
• Staff cuts likely within Corpus Christi budget
• Crime TV shows offer some fact, mostly fiction for potential jurors
• New ordinances to push Corpus Christi redevelopment
• As plastic bags litter the landscape, Rockport mulls ban
• Local Emergency Planning Committee looks to continue training for contingencies
• Corpus Christi officials: Respect the power of the ocean this summer
• Nueces County property values down 7.8 percent
• Animal Rehabilitation Keep releases sea turtles back into the Gulf of Mexico
• New Port Aransas ferries offer smoother ride
• Ray High School print shop honors late, local publisher Rodolfo Mirabal
• Ram Chavez to speak Monday at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• Scripps vice president leaves
• Corpus Christi students improved on TAKS over life of exam, preliminary results show
• Windstorm insurance reform appears to have stalled in Texas Legislature
• Alice bicyclist in critical condition dies Friday after Wednesday hit-and-run
• A&M-Kingsville and A&M-Corpus Christi will increase some student fees and graduate tuition
• Woman who authorities say impersonated TV anchor indicted for theft
• Lyme disease detection bill authored by Rep. Todd Hunter headed to governor
• Man tasered in court Thursday agrees to street gang injunction Friday
• Clean fun on a trashy holiday
• Bill aimed at reducing conflicts between wind turbines, military radars dies in Legislature
• Stores brace for annual Energy Star sales tax holiday
• Corpus Christi ISD officials hope for fair distribution of $4B cuts to public ed
• Fanatic KISS memorabilia collector to auction items for a good cause | VIDEO
• Military Notes: 05.28.11
• Corpus Christi woman acquitted in manslaughter case
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry will consider run for President
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed by girlfriend Friday morning
• Warm, windy conditions expected in South Texas for Memorial Day weekend
• Governor appoints Anna Jimenez to Family and Protective Services Council
• Corpus Christi officials go to Austin to discuss budget issues with legislators
• Kleberg County grand jury indicts four in March 29 stabbings in Kingsville
• Marine who graduated from Gregory-Portland killed Thursday in New York City
• Corpus Christi police plan ahead with Memorial Day weekend on horizon
• Alice bicyclist struck Wednesday remains in critical condition
• Coastal Bend offers plenty of chances to observe Memorial Day
• Coastal Bend residents should be ready for hurricanes now, officials say
• Child advocacy agency will review 500 foster care files
• Judge extends temporary restraining order of Flour Bluff assisted living facility
• 2011 high school graduates: Pettus
• 2011 high school graduates: Gregory-Portland
• 2011 high school graduates: Tuloso-Midway
• Court bars communication between members of Corpus Christi street gang
• Corpus Christi police look to film what they see in the field
• Spotlight on spending: City spent $1.5M to hire outside legal counsel
• OSHA fines Sam Kane Beef Processors for safety hazards
• State Highway 35 project will affect traffic between Gregory and Aransas Pass
• 2011 high school graduates: Flour Bluff
• 2011 high school graduates: Freer
• 2011 high school graduates: McMullen County
• 2011 high school graduates: Aransas Pass
• Wild weather to north of Coastal Bend moves on early Wednesday
• Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation honors founding member, long-time activist
• Housing authority loses bid for $22 million federal grant
• Nueces County prepares to sue Coastal Bend Thunder for unpaid rent, damages
• Edward H. Harte to be memorialized in June in Corpus Christi
• Texas Department of Transportation to begin work on State Highway 35 overpass project
• Duval County Sheriff's deputies recover nearly 200 pounds of marijuana Tuesday
• Corpus Christi ISD announces new elementary school principal assignments
• Gilberto Hernandez, Corpus Christi veteran who was honored by France, dies at age 85
• Ray High School newspaper prints final edition
• Thieves make off with Corpus Christi church's 2 air conditioning units
• Debate sparks over preliminary redistricting map for Nueces County commissioner precincts
• Kingsville man found with stolen car with a rifle in the trunk
• Flour Bluff family loses trailer home to fire
• Navy talks to residents about noise levels from new planes
• After missing record high, South Texas will be less windy
• Obituaries:05.25.11
• Sharkathon donation helps King High students enjoy day at Padre Island National Seashore
• Windstorm insurance bill still under debate in Legislature
• Ed Hicks dealership will offer Infiniti beginning this summer
• Coastal Bend Hurricane Conference drew widespread participation of area officials, emergency personnel
• Police: 13-year-old boy steals truck Tuesday, crashes into tree
• Corpus Christi Airport grant to bring better safety and more cargo business
• Police: Suspected pipe bomb actually was welding rod holder
• Time Warner launches missing children's channel
• At least 5 taken to hospital after Tuesday crash on I-37
• Bear Lane construction to start this summer
• Suspected sandwich taker held at gunpoint by store owner after cohort fled with knife
• Man flips cement truck at SPID/Crosstown exchange
• Auto crime awareness is focus of safety campaign
• Corpus Christi police: Man shoves store clerk aside during beer theft
• Corpus Christi police arrest 2 for DWI after 3 vehicle accident
• A little more sun could push Corpus Christi to record high
• Obituaries:05.24.11
• Bomb technicians gather device from car lot Monday on Baldwin Boulevard
• Two Corpus Christi women win trip to see 'The Price is Right' from Texas Lottery
• Police: Man in truck strikes officer at checkpoint Monday, evades police
• Friends paint different pictures of teen killed by homeowner during break-in
• Corpus Christi ISD funding losses decrease to $7.3 million to $17.8 million
• Officials to evaluate Duval County public health services
• Corpus Christi World War Memorial gets new flags to respect the fallen
• Robstown man gets three years in prison for fatal drunken driving crash
• Jury selection to begin in Corpus Christi woman's manslaughter trial
• Record high temperature possible in Corpus Christi Tuesday
• Scheduled TxDOT road work in Nueces, San Patricio counties
• Corpus Christi ISD students who meet standards can start summer Tuesday
• Coastal Bend grain accidents underscore troubling national trend
• Corpus Christi Marina to organize a monthly Saturday market
• Utility work starting Monday will affect traffic on Wooldridge Road
• School notes from Coastal Bend: 05.23.11
• College notes 05.23.11
• Corpus Christi World War Memorial gets new flags
• Police: Homeowner shoots, kills intruder
• Corpus Christi police: Checkpoints yield more drivers with insurance
• Corpus Christi police to rotate command staff to new divisions in June
• Obituaries:05.22.11
• Adame says streets, bond financing are his top priorities for Corpus Christi City Council
• Beach to Bay Relay Marathon: More feet, more street, more heat
• Chula Vista's closing reunites former students and teachers
• Artists show works at Artfest in Port Aransas
• Thousands ran Beach to Bay -- Meet a few of them
• Current, former Islanders team finishes first in 36th Beach to Bay relay marathon
• Kaffie Middle School students plan fashion show to raise money for teen needing heart transplant
• In memory of fallen friend, Orange Grove Marine Rokohl to walk in Beach to Bay on prosthetic legs
• Closing, reunion celebration Saturday at Chula Vista Fine Arts Academy
• Corpus Christi ISD superintendent talks budget with Moody students
• Military Notes:05.21.11
• Beach to Bay Relay Marathon organizers to move starting point for race
• Corpus Christi couple indicted on capital murder charges in toddler's death
• Corpus Christi police use Taser to extract wanted man from underneath child's bed
• Beach to Bay Relay Marathon weather forecast
• Corpus Christi police: Teen burglarizes truck, throws poker chips
• Corpus Christi ISD's Baker Middle School teams headed to global Destination Imagination finals
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi opens and replaces time capsule
• House adopts resolution establishing panel to study bringing cruise ships to South Texas
• Warm, muggy and chance of rain Friday in South Texas
• Port Aransas residents get help with property appraisals
• Born to run: Flour Bluff star Andrea Ratkovic returns to race in Beach to Bay marathon
• Corpus Christi Fire Chief Richard Hooks retires
• Remembering Spanish broadcasting pioneer Humberto Lozano Lopez
• Wildlife refuge unveils $73,000 in upgrades Thursday
• Edward Harte's legacy will go on, oceanographer says
• Robstown man in manslaughter trial had history of drinking, police say
• Corpus Christi woman's son finds face of Jesus in her homemade tortilla | VIDEO
• Corpus Christi ISD says goodbye to Casa Linda Elementary | VIDEO
• Corpus Christi parks officials lay ground rules for relay marathon finish line party
• Man trying to sell stolen TV caught by Corpus Christi police
• Corpus Christi police seek help finding burglar(s) of business
• Rain arrived at critical moment for Coastal Bend farms
• 54-year-old woman airlifted in critical condition from Ramirez area accident
• Former A&M-CC athletic director's lawsuit against university president dismissed
• Police Explorers host open house Thursday for youths interested in law enforcement
• Edward H. Harte, former Caller-Times publisher and a philanthropist, dies at 88
• Corpus Christi police: Man arrested after firing handgun at man early Wednesday in Flour Bluff
• Manslaughter trial for Robstown man continues Thursday
• Texas PTA encourages community to contact governor about public education funding
• Fugitive wanted on aggravated assault charges caught Tuesday in California
• Will Lewis Bates Jr., Corpus Christi real estate developer, dies at age 87
• Christus Spohn Health System names new chief operating officer
• Crane behind federal courthouse will affect traffic beginning Friday
• Proposed law could help lure convention center hotel builders
• Taft officer fired after being accused of having sex with teen
• Corpus Christi police find men in possession of stolen AEP transformers
• Wednesday morning accident injures driver, knocks down wires
• Corpus Christi police arrest man with more than 100 marijuana plants
• Corpus Christi to pay federal government $300K for overpayment error
• Portion of Laguna Shores Road reopens after construction
• Do the Write Thing essay finalists to meet man who climbed Mount Everest with one arm
• Corpus Christi City Council approves $6.4M employee health insurance contract
• MIRADOR HELPS LOCAL SENIORS “RIGHTSIZE” WITH EASE AND STYLE
• Corpus Christi Business Hall of Fame inducts four
• Corpus Christi postal distribution center to have emergency drill Wednesday
• Witness in manslaughter trial: Robstown man was speeding, smelled of alcohol
• Immigrant smuggler gets more than 8 years in prison for Jim Wells County crash
• Corpus Christi City Council runoff election date moves to June 18
• Portion of Laguna Shores Road reopens after construction
• More than 3,700 pounds of marijuana discovered Monday in tractor-trailer near Falfurrias
• Family of Falfurrias man fears for his safety after kidnapping in Mexico
• Port of Corpus Christi's La Quinta dredging project to receive nearly $60M in federal funds
• South Texas uranium mining a $300 million business, study says
• Attorney general sues Corpus Christi man accusing him of misrepresenting doctor credentials
• Corpus Christi converting more vehicles to natural gas
• Next chance of rain in South Texas forecast is Friday
• TxDOT: Guardrail repairs will cause lane closures Wednesday, Thursday
• Second warrant issued for suspected graffiti vandal
• Decade of seat belt enforcement marked with sculpture of 2,843 lives saved
• Utility work will cause lane closure on Gollihar starting Tuesday
• Jones Elementary Principal Galen Hoffstadt wins award, money in Austin
• Peace Officer Memorial Day ceremony honors fallen heroes
• Corpus Christi police looking into two robberies by armed men | VIDEO
• Humberto Lozano Lopez, Spanish radio and television pioneer, dies at age 73
• Corpus Christi City Council to review proposal for parking meter increase
• Priscilla Leal asks for recount, investigation after 3 votes force runoff
• Utility work to reduce westbound Gollihar Road
• CCISD trustees, others discuss vision for new high school
• Authorities release name of Cedar Creek boy who drowned near Packery Channel
• Beeville prison inmate found dead with stab wounds
• Two overnight TxDOT road work projects start Monday night
• BBQ pit smoke confused for refinery fire, Corpus Christi officials say
• 3 Texas death row inmates, one from Corpus Christi case, lose at Supreme Court
• Robstown man pleads guilty in pedestrian's death
• Naval Station Ingleside developer makes $1 million payment
• Aransas Pass ISD announces election returns
• Road work in Nueces County Monday
• South Texas weather will continue to get warmer through this week
• Home schooling in a mansion
• Peace officer ceremony will honor those who died in the line of duty
• Missing swimmer found dead
• Obituaries: 05.15.11
• High schools learning how to deal with Gay-Straight Alliances
• Voters return familiar faces to Corpus Christi City Council
• City Council District 3 incumbent Priscilla Leal again faces Roland Barrera in runoff
• Coastal Bend voters decide on schools, alcohol, tourism
• Four hospitalized after near-drowning south of Bob Hall Pier
• Live election 2011 coverage
• Youths catch waves at surf camp for those with autism
• Authorities searching Packery Channel area for Cedar Creek boy suspected drowned
• Man critically injured in early Saturday motorcycle accident
• Federal authorities to watch Taft election
• Nueces County juvenile judge launches program aimed at boot camp teens
• Portland police looking for man who posed as lawman to rob couple
• Corpus Christi police seize 100 marijuana plants, more than $10,000 of growing equipment
• Robstown man takes plea deal for probation in felony drug case
• Corpus Christi tax revenues nearing pre-recession levels
• Wood River Subdivision homeowners clean up after raw sewage leaves nasty mess
• Gregory voters could allow restaurant alcohol sales
• Voters to decide new Corpus Christi City Council
• Suspect arrested in Kleberg County shooting death
• More sun, less wind, no rain for South Texas this weekend
• Military notes: 05.13.11
• 2011 Del Mar College spring graduate list
• King High School honors first-in-family graduates
• Be ready for hurricanes, former Weather Channel severe weather expert tells Corpus Christi
• Fathers, sons to gather Friday in Robstown to learn robotics, strengthen bonds
• Committee vote brings Nelva Gonzales Ramos closer to federal judgeship
• KEDT radio station off air because of power loss in Petronila
• Man caught by Corpus Christi police with stolen soda fleeing on bicycle
• Shrimp boat catches fire near Corpus Christi marina
• Police: Man arrested for eating, drinking wine inside grocery store
• Corpus Christi man acquitted in 2009 stabbing death
• Coastal Bend colleges, universities to hold commencement ceremonies Friday, Saturday
• Man airlifted from Alice area after head-on collision
• Rain more likely closer to San Antonio than Corpus Christi today
• Top Navy brass says clear skies ahead for Naval Air Station Corpus Christi
• Arcing poles threaten early Thursday fires, leave some without power
• Lawyer David Perry discusses legislation at Corpus Christi Bar Association's Law Day luncheon
• Corpus Christi police seek man who attempted to rob pool hall
• One of three acquitted in stolen Corpus Christi police explosives case
• Carroll High School receives computer for students to explore job options
• Environmental group joins petition against Las Brisas permit
• Corpus Christi woman arrested after head-on collision kills two men Sunday in San Antonio
• Corpus Christi early voting ends with a 4 percent turnout
• Corpus Christi police seek man who vandalized church in November
• Fire officials believe arsonist set fire in kennels at Corpus Christi race park
• Border agents find 12 undocumented immigrants in cargo truck
• Corpus Christi man accused of shoplifting stopped by store employees
• 2 Corpus Christi homes searched as part of Homeland Security investigation
• Corpus Christi police, prosecutors work on new ways to handle domestic violence
• Corpus Christi to time, coordinate traffic signals to reduce congestion, cut commuter times
• Dolphin knotted in crab trap near Rockport could die, conservation group says
• State House passes bill reforming Texas Windstorm Insurance Association
• Nueces County official: Inmate fakes his way out of jail during computer crash
• Rain enters the Coastal Bend forecast
• Search of vehicle yields more than $60,000 in Jim Wells County
• National Weather Service loses communications in Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi police consider placing signs at dangerous intersections
• Del Mar College regents approve proclamation against handguns on campus
• Del Mar College releases budget documents in effort to build transparency
• Port of Corpus Christi puts Harbor Island up for sale
• Three injured workers to be paid $7 million for 2008 oil line rupture
• Corpus Christi city manager: Employee pay must be reviewed
• Corpus Christi man convicted of using murder victim's credit card
• Delayed Cole Park renovations expected to begin by July
• Two men face trial next month in fatal Segrest Street shooting
• Corpus Christi updates development codes
• Preparing for Los Artistas
• KidsFish at Hicks Elementary |VIDEO
• Utility work will reduce Slough Road to one lane Wednesday through Saturday
• Less windy, still warm in South Texas Tuesday
• Taft election results could be challenged because of annexation, voting rights disputes
• Rockport receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
• Corpus Christi City Council candidates spent $122K, mostly on political ads
• Environmentalists challenge Las Brisas air permit in court
• Corpus Christi ISD looks at potential cuts in athletic programs
• Rockport resident appointed to state orthotics and prosthetics board
• Corpus Christi ISD to launch community budget survey Tuesday
• Woman sentenced to prison for injecting substance into her daughter's arm
• Taft Grain & Elevator Co. cited in worker's death
• Loren Hall, Corpus Christi conductor, trombonist, dies at age 83
• Power outage doesn't change operations at Corpus Christi refineries
• Corpus Christi City Council early voting results at an all-time low
• Former Jim Wells/Brooks County D.A. behind bars
• Corpus Christi police find man trying to break into coin-operated soda machine
• Pair with warrants for their arrest caught in Corpus Christi traffic stop
• Corpus Christi man facing murder trial has manslaughter conviction
• Corpus Christi Goodwill robbed at knifepoint
• Two-month Cimmaron construction at Saratoga starts Monday
• TxDOT: Road work night and day on Weber Road this week
• Windy, warm Monday ahead for South Texas
• School Notes: 05.09.11
• Commissary cart provides comforts to inmates at jail, revenue stream to county
• Corpus Christi firefighter headed to West Texas to fight wildfires
• Obituaries:05.08.11
• Thin budgets, lack of volunteers pose obstacles for home-grown fire departments
• To mom with love this Mother's Day
• Man posing as a police officer robs Portland couple
• 18-month-old boy critical after Saturday dog attack
• Navy reserve couple's return from Africa a Mother's Day surprise
• 2011 Buc Days IBC Bank Junior Parade draws thousands
• Coast Guard rescues pair near Packery Channel
• The face of homelessness in the Coastal Bend is changing, survey shows
• Buc Days Commission awards scholarships to students
• Firefighters quickly extinguish blaze at bookstore near Del Mar College
• New Kiewit oil production platform christened in Ingleside
• Robstown ISD breaks ground on $11.5M elementary school
• Fatal shooting call Friday prompts street closure, SWAT Team response
• South Padre Island Drive resurfacing begins May 22
• Assisted living facility subjected residents to repeated abuse, state report says
• Nueces Lofts receives national historic designation
• Lockdown lifted at Calallen Middle School
• San Patricio County gets $500K+ in home repair help
• Historical marker dedication, art walk in Rockport Saturday
• Oversized load headed to Port of Corpus Christi tonight
• Military notes: 05.06.11
• Former Jim Wells/Brooks County D.A. sentenced to probation, some jail time
• Corpus Christi police holding auction Saturday of seized vehicles
• Lane of northbound Interstate 37 closed today
• Wynn Seale community celebrates 75th anniversary, says goodbye to neighborhood school
• Corpus Christi City Council candidates discuss Las Brisas
• Women's Shelter of South Texas available for those in abusive relationships
• Corpus Christi police arrest man in Wednesday kidnapping, beating
• Cinco de Mayo continues Saturday at Garcia Arts and Education Center
• Corpus Christi police seek man with knife who stole woman's purse at mall
• Man arrested in shooting of 3 women was on probation in domestic violence incident
• Gulf Coast group will help you make wishes come true
• Corpus Christi homeowners honored by police for catching man accused of burglary
• Corpus Christi police: Man has keys stolen at gunpoint
• Warming trend will continue through rest of week in South Texas
• Officials break ground on new housing development in Robstown
• Nueces County commissioners deal with redistricting challenges
• Two women killed in shooting at Agnes Street, Crosstown Expressway intersection
• Corpus Christi ranks high in federal clean air study
• Corpus Christi police seek suspect in stabbing of man during burglary
• Nueces County officials approve hurricane plan, ready for area conference
• Freddie Records, top Tejano music label, files bankruptcy
• CCISD high schools, middle schools to have seven class periods next year
• Automotive technicians investigate cause of collision that killed woman in townhome
• Nueces County Jr. Livestock show experience prompts career goals and helps fund them
• Osama bin Laden photo will not be released, President Obama says
• Corpus Christi victim from boarded restaurant fire name released
• Nueces County judge sets execution date for death row inmate
• Former radio talk host Carranza returning to airwaves on Cinco de Mayo
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed in chest in parking lot outside restaurant
• Six Kemp's ridley nests found Tuesday pushes total to 68 for Texas coast
• 325 pounds of prescriptions drugs disposed of last week, Corpus Christi police report
• Rally for freedom in Syria planned Friday in Corpus Christi
• Texas A&M-Kingsville blog promotes school, college life
• Corpus Christi advocacy groups join for political forum Thursday
• Folklorico studio hopes for grant, prepares for Cinco de Mayo
• Family opens Seawall's Food & Spirits on seawall at McGee Beach
• Woman wins $50K on Texas lottery scratch-off, says dead sister showed her winning day in dreams
• More than 120 tons of garbage cleaned off Texas beaches Saturday
• Speaker tackles bullying at event at Education Service Center Region 2
• Corpus Christi man reports being shot after waking to wife's screams and gunfire, police say
• Sisters accused of robbery in which store employee was hit with purse
• Masked men with guns rob group Tuesday in Corpus Christi apartment
• Corpus Christi ranks 2nd on Forbes 2011 "Best City for Jobs" list
• CCISD downtown offices now require visitor sign in
• Carroll Lane Elementary PTA to have last meeting at school
• Fire officials: Fatal fire may have been caused by man's candle blown over by wind
• Sunny skies will help warm South Texas after cold start
• Fallen Marine's family feels relief, renewed grief in wake of Osama bin Laden's death
• Man killed after setting fire to keep warm, Corpus Christi say
• Wait, but not grief over for family of USS Cole sailor
• Police investigating possible assault Monday that left man in critical condition
• Crowd supports work of military during rally at Sherrill Park
• American Red Cross volunteers head to Alabama to assist tornado victims
• Five arrested in connection with double shooting in Taft
• Corpus Christi welcomes new city manager
• Police stop van Monday, seize more than 100 pounds of marijuana
• 18-year-old driver arrested Monday after attempting to pull over passing cars
• Cyclists ride for poverty awareness
• Wife hits man with vehicle after taking too long to return from trip, police say
• Local security heightened after Bin Laden's death
• Cool, clouds to leave South Texas weather forecast after today
• Murder case thrown out against two men in Segrest Street shooting
• Robstown ISD superintendent considers resignation
• Dancer robbed at gunpoint outside Corpus Christi strip club
• Osama bin Laden: What Texas politicians are saying
• Port commissioners approve contract sale for former Naval Station Ingleside
• Corpus Christi airport delays are not expected
• 'U.S.A. Rally' to be held in Sherrill Park tonight
• It's never too early
• City staff help prepare Olson for new job
• Early voting begins
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi Security Measures
• Parade spectacle a hit with children
• Distinctly Corpus Christi: Tradition rules at courtly occasion
• Coastal Bend candidate shortage leads to default victories
• Citgo criminal trial saga continues
• Kid's art center gets new amphitheater in time for Cinco de Mayo
• Corpus Christi police have new tow truck to help with driver's license checkpoint impounds
• Cotten's fire sale brings buyers, memories and tears
• Fire destroys vacant home Friday night
• Police investigate shooting that wounds two in Taft
• Camping out for the Buc Days parade is a family tradition
• Texas bill would make invasive pat-downs a felony
• Aransas County ISD teacher receives national honor
• CCISD legislative affairs committee to meet again in late May
• Burglar caught after leaving car keys at scene of crime, Corpus Christi police say
• Sisters arrested for burglary after witnesses block one in apartment
• Corpus Christi police: Man posing as electric company employee robs elderly couple
• Man bites girlfriend in phone fight after she questions his calls and texts, Corpus Christi police say
• Mom has boy, 9, steal items, leaves him behind when he is caught
• Buc Days Illuminated Parade will cause street closures Saturday
• Joe Cotten's Barbecue to have fire sale Saturday
• More than 13,000 vehicles in Nueces County have unpaid red light violations
• Peace Officers Memorial Day will remember 21 fallen on May 16
• Military notes: 04.29.11
• Last in state school 'fight club' case takes plea deal
• City's own royalty shines at Las Doñas coronation
• Man stabbed multiple times, in serious condition
• House approves maps that squeeze out Coastal Bend district
• Wireless fingerprint scanners will speed process for Nueces County Sheriff"s Office
• West Nile mosquito surveillance begins Monday
• Two men face additional charges in fatal Segrest Street shooting
• Texas A&M-Kingsville hopes for $40M music building expansion
• Calallen, Flour Bluff, T-M surpass state in preliminary math, reading TAKS results
• Three teens suspected of burglary at Carroll High School
• Portland Police: Man suspected of dumping tires may not have been alone
• Corpus Christi fire chief to direct Texas' capital region emergency management
• Neighbor attacks man with two-by-four, Corpus Christi police say
• TxDOT: Lane closure on SPID starts at 9 a.m. today
• After record-breaking heat, Coastal Bend will cool slightly
• Arrrrr: Steven Alford challenges pirates preparing for Buc Days festivities | VIDEO
• Celebrity Dr. Ian Smith will discuss South Texas health Thursday at A&M-Kingsville
• MIRADOR NAMES WAYNE WEBB DIRECTOR OF DINING SERVICES
• Get a glimpse at Corpus Christi royalty
• Corpus Christi's Arbor Day celebration is Friday and Saturday
• Ruben Ramon Molina guilty in murder of Sinton woman
• Texas first lady touts Kingsville's downtown potential
• More drones needed to patrol Mexican border, South Texas congressmen say
• May 9 hearing will determine if Flour Bluff living facility temporarily can reopen
• Nueces County commissioners hire new airport manager
• Corpus Christi police arrest teens after pair of overnight robberies
• Corpus Christi man arrested for suspected tire dumping in Portland wetlands
• House hit early Wednesday in drive-by shooting
• Drop off dangerous prescription drugs Saturday at five H-E-B stores
• South Texas could feel record heat Wednesday
• Ingleside bypass highway may get boost from private funds
• Former Naval Station Ingleside deal expected next week, company says
• Buc Days parade spectators begin to stake out spots for Saturday's event
• Corpus Christi cemeteries vandalized of more than 200 vases
• Alice police arrest 22-year-old man accused in Saturday shooting
• Sinton woman was killed helping FBI, according to testimony in murder trial
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi honors auto dealership founder Ed Hicks
• City Council approves more business-friendly codes
• Interstate 37 lane closures will last through Friday
• Corpus Christi police: Woman held in storage shed by man she lived there with
• Corpus Christi council votes against spending more on Memorial Coliseum demo
• Corpus Christi police: Woman faces felony DWI charge after hitting parked car
• Del Mar aviation maintenance program to receive nearly $1 million in city sales tax
• Men suspected in aggravated robbery arrested by Corpus Christi police
• Corpus Christi police: Traffic stop nets 22-year-old man and 15-year-old runaway girlfriend
• Funeral for South Texas soldier killed in Afghanistan to be held Wednesday
• New West Oso ISD superintendent to have three-year, $125K contract
• American Bank to give $300K for lighting Harbor Bridge
• Resident backs vehicle into apartment building
• Heat index could push 110 degrees Tuesday
• Students evacuated Tuesday from Sam Houston Elementary for natural gas smell
• CCISD considers staffing changes, savings despite reduced funding loss estimate
• CCISD wants new middle school at Holly Road, Lexington Avenue
• Bob Hewes, former Aransas County sheriff, dies at age 82
• Construction will reduce traffic Tuesday on South Alameda Street
• Border Patrol rescues five illegal immigrants during weekend
• Weather cancels some flights from Corpus Christi to Dallas area
• City picks up trash from record number of Labonte Park campers
• Corpus Christi police unveil Crime Analysis and Tactical Intelligence Center
• State can't stop ASARCO/Encycle plant demolition, bankruptcy trustee says
• Grant-funded Auto Theft Task Force could lose in budget cuts
• Wind advisory until 6 p.m. today, dry front to arrive Wednesday
• Some Corpus Christi council candidates didn't regularly vote in city elections
• Lack of electricity closes Club Estates Elementary
• Corpus Christi police: Man sought sex with 14-year-old
• Felon spotted taking cash register by man delivering Caller-Times papers
• Corpus Christi police: Man robs, assaults 64-year-old man
• Weeks of lane closures start today at Horne Road and Ayers Street
• Summer-like start to work week in Coastal Bend
• Mayor wants to continue moving the city forward
• Former educator pushes business, transparency
• Meet the Corpus Christi mayoral candidates
• Activist wants more Hispanic leadership for city
• Easter Sunrise Passion Play brings friends and families together
• Good Samaritan Rescue Mission helps residents celebrate Easter
• Ingleside contract to go before port
• Woman’s body found in upscale Mexico City district
• Fulton 4-5 Learning Center wins TCEQ Environmental Excellence Award
• Obituaries:04.24.11
• Local Easter tradition thrives at Labonte Park
• New council will face budget crunch, development issues
• Coastal Bend cities, schools, prepare for elections
• Portland Police: Argument leads to shooting of teen
• 22 unmarked graves of Confederate soldiers receive markers Saturday
• Live Oak Sheriff: Resident shoots, kills Corpus Christi father and son after assault
• Lawmaker says he is fighting for entrepreneurs
• Turtle tagging
• Museum lets the sun shine in, it's going to help pay the bills
• Seafood-inspired Mexican restaurant opening downtown
• Flour Bluff assisted living facility investigated for more than abuse
• Obituaries: 04.23.11
• Windsor Park students try biodegradable trays, compost for better Earth
• City three days behind on brush collection schedule
• Military Notes:04.23.11
• Corpus Christi man gets 55 years in stabbing of woman
• College notes: 04.25.11
• Hannah Overton's attorney claims new evidence, other issues clear woman in boy's death
• Kick-off Your Summer With Our Splash Weekend!
• Kayaker suffering back pain rescued by Coast Guard
• District 2 candidates criticize each other at forum
• Proposal could jump-start Harbor Bridge plans
• Nueces County sends Coastal Bend Thunder $142,000 bill
• TAKS testing starts again Tuesday
• Path cleared for lawsuits fighting Las Brisas air permit
• Area agencies arrest 49 suspected gang members, 30 in past 48 hours alone
• Grand jury to examine Portland homicide
• Rockport pharmaceutical saleswoman to appear on Country Music Television's ‘The Singing Bee'
• Chamber will leave building slated for demolition
• ASARCO/Encycle plant demolition ordered stopped
• Del Mar College to cut about 25 noninstructional contract employees
• Corpus Christi, Nueces County sue local street gang, request injunction
• Latchkey Summer 2011 Camps Program
• U.S. attorney's office charges five with conspiring to bribe public officials
• Gulf's commercial seafood business will snap back, local scientist says
• Beeville prison officer felt call of duty to join Army
• Women voters host public political forum
• Duval County sheriff's deputy arrested after allegations of asking for sexual favors
• Firefighters rescue employee stuck in Corpus Christi grain elevator
• Transportation department cleans Portland tire dump
• Junk car recycling station planned near airport
• RTA will not offer services on Easter
• Last phase of old Nueces County Courthouse study under way
• Experts expect turtle nesting to increase in next few days
• Concession services approved for Horace Caldwell Pier
• Services brought to day shelter's stoop to reach more homeless
• Windy, warm will be key words for Coastal Bend weather this week
• Corpus Christi police target bath salts, plant foods saying they mimic other drugs
• Portland police investigating hundreds of tires dumped off U.S. Highway 181
• Police are weeks away from moving to extra space in central library
• Sinton ISD to give 2 percent employee raises next year
• Soldier with ties to Beeville killed in Afghanistan
• Police: Man beaten with bat after refusing to loan money
• Corpus Christi city council approves $300K raise in lighting of Harbor Bridge
• Corpus Christi council approves beach name for late newspaper founder
• Man wearing copper wiring stopped by Corpus Christi police
• Your dried-up pens and old flip flops can become new products
• Longtime Rockport priest awarded for education commitment
• Tuesday will likely be hottest day of week as temperatures reach 90s
• Interstate 69 committee to meet in Kingsville
• ‘I am Corpus Christi' ad campaign launches Thursday
• Performers steer into the ring at Buc Days slack competition
• Charles Blucher House, originally built in 1880, gets makeover
• Authorities investigate 4-year-old boy's death
• Kingsville motorcyclist dies after Sunday collision
• 19 illegal immigrants rescued near Falfurrias last week
• CCISD names new police chief from pool of four applicants
• San Diego man charged in 2007 Jim Wells County killing
• Corpus Christi mother's bail increased to $1 million in son's death
• A&I grad and retired Army Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez tapped for U.S. Senate bid
• Calling former band, cheerleader and drill team members of Miller High School
• Man arrested for series of drug charges, Corpus Christi police say
• Anonymous donor to cover cost increase for lighting Harbor Bridge
• Man caught by Corpus Christi police with stolen property outside home
• Corpus Christi police: Pair of burglars get taste of vigilante justice
• Robstown mayoral hopeful fights disqualification
• Corpus Christi police seek help finding drive-by shooter
• Warm morning at Ray H.S. with air conditioning malfunctioning
• David Loeb tops City Council candidates fundraising
• New road construction in Nueces Co. starting Monday
• College notes: 04.18.11
• 68th Easter Sunrise Passion Play planning changes
• A little TLC in the morning helps students excel at Flour Bluff Elementary
• Man thrown from boat dies, Coast Guard reports
• WWII-era Bamboo Bomber still flying in Alice
• Following the money: Coastal Bend reps buoyed by big money donors, familiar names
• Is it hard to do business in Corpus Christi?
• Changes to city development laws could help business growth
• Sombrero shortage thwarts record attempt
• Back in the saddle to promote Buc Days Pro Rodeo
• Crowds dig Sandfest
• Family displaced by early Saturday fire
• Competition for students heats up as London plans first high school
• Time for taxes
• Man tells police pellets in his ankle are from drive-by shotgun spray
• DPS: Motorcyclist died after crash threw him from Bee to Goliad County
• State orders assisted living center to close after allegations
• Relay for life: Girl, 3, is dynamo despite cancer
• Literacy takes center stage at this community theater
• Grass fire burns 60 acres south of San Diego
• Utility work will affect Lawrence Street and Mesquite Street starting Monday
• Couple helping at Miller High School exemplify power of volunteers
• City library board pledges support of consolidation
• Sixteen police officers promoted Friday to senior officer
• In Alice, Mariachis singing for the record books
• H-E-B offers free reusable shopping bags
• Spotlight on Spending: Travel expenses cost $10K for city manager search
• Domestic dispute call in Petronila yields guns, drugs
• Traffic stop nets Corpus Christi police a convicted felon with drugs
• Corpus Christi police: Armed men bust into apartment demanding drugs, money
• Political Pulse goes blog style
• Corpus Christi police: Man tries to rob from vehicle at knifepoint
• Military notes: 04.15.11
• Earth Day/Bay Day is headed toward greener pastures at A&M-Corpus Christi
• Low pressure front will cause hot Friday, cooler weekend
• Corpus Christi police find 10,000 Ecstasy tablets during Tuesday traffic stop
• Orange Grove park for fallen Marine Colton Rusk gains momentum
• Central library director proposes a consolidation plan
• Flour Bluff approves Gay-Straight Alliance club to meet for first time Friday
• Redistricting proposal would eliminate Rep. Raul Torres' seat
• Corpus Christi man indicted in woman's death
• U.S. Postal Service delivers Go Green stamp campaign with natural gas fuel
• Coastal Bend College increases tuition, fees starting in fall semester
• Woman accused of stabbing common-law husband while he was sleeping, Corpus Christi police say
• Kingsville woman pleads guilty in death of infant left in car
• TxDOT to close southbound U.S. Highway 181 for an hour
• Armed man robs fast food restaurant, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police seek help finding copper thief
• Veterans reconnect, stand together in March to Remember | VIDEO
• Humid, warm Thursday in Coastal Bend ahead of drying front
• Portland woman killed in domestic dispute shooting
• U.S. Rep. Blake Farenthold marks 100 days in office
• State of county in good shape, Nueces County judge says in address
• Alice begins tearing down neglected buildings
• Corpus Christi police seek man from April 8 convenience store burglary | VIDEO
• Corpus Christi ISD sued in January fatal collision
• Police nabbing suspected car burglars find woman asleep in car with crack
• Parent, student involvement key to better school behavior
• Ramos’ experience praised in confirmation hearing
• Humidity on the rise in Coastal Bend
• Schools grapple with bullying
• Coalition for Crime Victims' Rights honors local law enforcement, hosts week of events
• Lt. Col. Oliver North speaks to hundreds to raise funds for Vietnam education center
• Judge confirms $31 million award to Seashore Investments
• Falfurrias police investigate shooting death
• Job fair offers second chance to ex-convicts
• Teen with failing heart takes time to raise awareness
• Industrial road to receive $3.8 million in improvements
• Port commissioners to sell two land tracts, lease another
• Clouds, humidity on the increase later this week
• Thief jumps out of moving car to snatch purse
• Women says man pulled knife on her during purse-snatching
• Burglar(s) make off with items from business
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected drunk driver nearly crashes into hospital
• Gregory officials consider new debt for improvements
• Gregory makes large investment with a $1 billion promise
• Corpus Christi council approves $1M for lighting renovations at Selena Auditorium
• Corpus Christi committee: $1.2 billion needed to repair city streets
• Man air-lifted with leg injuries after wrecking motorcycle on isolated beach
• Sales contract for former NS Ingleside site nearly ready, port officials say
• Habitat for Humanity looking for families
• CCISD to offer free SAT testing for juniors
• Truancy is No. 2 citation in CCISD
• John Paul II victorious over Calallen in quiz competition
• CCISD trustees approve parcel of land at Lipes, Cimarron boulevards for high school
• HALO-Flight to honor paramedic who helped woman while off duty
• Construction Tuesday on Farm-to-Market Road 43 may affect traffic
• Construction Wednesday, Thursday will close portion of Flour Bluff Drive
• Ceremony Tuesday will honor veterans, families
• County, school officials announce pilot program for at-risk students
• Koch announces new pipeline to handle Eagle Ford shale oil
• Corpus Christi police: Woman pulls knife on man while burglarizing his SUV
• Woman accuses man she met at club of stealing more than $80K in rings
• Man arrested after stabbing brother for disciplining his son
• Political Pulse: 04.10.11
• KEDT's Challenge finale to air tonight
• Ray yearbook staff honored for work
• Line of storms stretches from Texas to Michigan, misses Coastal Bend
• College notes from around the Coastal Bend: 04.11.11
• CCISD grapples with discipline rates
• Register now to vote for City Council
• Premont makes drastic turnaround in school discipline
• Vietnam Memorial replica makes local visit this week
• Alice attacks health challenges on multiple fronts
• Sea of spectators takes in thrills at air show
• Weather officials: Haze could be caused by fires in Central America
• Golden Knights set to perform Sunday if wind permits
• Military Notes:04.09.11
• Driscoll unveils $2.7 million cancer center expansion, renovation
• Aircraft show will light up the bayfront
• Wakeboards make splash at boat show
• Corpus Christi police create crime analysis center
• RTA explores converting buses from diesel to natural gas
• Government shutdown would impact Coastal Bend
• Construction will reduce Baldwin Boulevard traffic to one lane Monday
• 8-month construction project on Kostoryz Road gets underway Tuesday
• Coast Guard rescues two men from stranded boat early Friday
• Breezy, warm weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• Special Olympics is a family tradition
• Season's first Kemp's ridley turtle nest found
• Group awards funds to teachers
• Mirador Honors Volunteer from Corpus Christi YWCA
• Hundreds to run Saturday for library legacy of girl whose gift helped five people live
• Patrol finds seashore's first Kemp's ridley nest of year
• Texas International Boat Show opens
• Corpus Christi man pleads guilty to distributing child pornography
• Heart and Soul Gallery Friday aims to give foster kids a home
• Police to conduct driver's license checkpoints this weekend
• Lawmakers debate regulations for wind turbines
• New study reaffirming high birth defect rate given to feds for follow-up
• Judge sets man’s bail Thursday at $1 million in toddler death
• Financial planner sentenced to 5 years for stealing from clients
• Corpus Christi police find man asleep in truck pinned between fence, building
• Corpus Christi police: Security guard has uniform, duty belt stolen overnight
• Traffic delays at Williams, Betty Jean intersection starting Friday, Corpus Christi officials say
• Part of Staples Street to be reduced to one lane for 6-month project
• Warmer start to warmer Thursday ahead for Coastal Bend
• CCISD seeks to renew Native American studies grant
• San Patricio County authorities seek victims in construction scam
• Portland police make $500,000 cash seizure during traffic stop
• No clear future for South Texas' public radio, TV
• Orange Grove Marine soon will have new, free home near Victoria
• Patrick Parker, research pioneer at University of Texas Marine Science Institute, dies at 78
• RTA cuts seven positions, adds two more
• Weekend rabies vaccination clinics planned for Bishop, Bluntzer and Driscoll
• Kleberg County sheriff: Shooting was a hunting accident
• Corpus Christi police: Man critically injured during family fight
• Man, mother charged with capital murder in infant's death
• 2 men land in jail after fight over cell phone use, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Man accused of dragging girlfriend with car in restaurant parking lot
• Temperatures headed back to the 90s this week in Coastal Bend
• Del Mar College offers adjunct fair to build faculty pool
• Last chance for discounts on state driver's license fines
• 2-year-old boy drowns Monday in Jim Wells County
• Regional Transportation Authority ridership increased in 2010
• Man pleads guilty, will serve 30 years for shooting death of his cousin
• Schlitterbahn considers Padre Island location
• Women jailed after fighting in parking lot over dance, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police catch pair with pot overnight
• Construction on U.S. 181 in Portland will last six weeks starting Sunday
• West Oso Elementary, A&M-CC work on obesity intervention
• After record high temperature Monday, Coastal Bend will be cooler Tuesday
• Texas International Boat Show returns to Corpus Christi this week
• Corpus Christi residents tell city their priorities for budget
• Texas Senate votes to change Railroad Commission name
• 40 percent of Texas in extreme drought; will Coastal Bend follow?
• Staff shortage forces visitor center to close until April 19
• Meeting about Staples Street improvements set for Tuesday
• Record-setting heat before gusty evening in Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi police: Possible drunk driver crashes into power pole overnight
• Driver accused of pulling gun on bus driver in road rage incident
• Sex offender found with child pornography, Corpus Christi police say
• Del Mar College's GED program gets donation of 200 new graduation caps, gowns
• More dry, very windy start to week in Coastal Bend
• College notes from around the Coastal Bend: 04.04.11
• Fifth-graders, eighth-graders say bring on the TAKS
• Oak Park United Methodist Church faithfully gathers for outdoor service
• Police: Man hit in the face with beer bottle at club early Sunday
• Hiring city auditor a priority in Corpus Christi's budget
• Del Mar College blog makes grammar entertaining
• Coastal Bend Women Lawyers Association hold luncheon
• Ranger staff grows in response to drugs, immigration problems at Padre Island National Seashore
• City frequently uses emergency rule to do business
• Here's your chance to be "Made" on TV
• Road construction starts Monday in Corpus Christi Beach area
• 360 dazzle downtown with roses, paint and cleanup
• Name released for Victoria wrecker driver killed Thursday
• Families get creative at Art Center of Corpus Christi
• Water boil required in Taft Saturday after water line break
• Car chase leads to man's standoff with Corpus Christi police
• Military notes: 04.02.11
• Obituraries: 04.02.11
• Police: Seven arrested during prostitution operation
• Alice woman wins $250,000 in Mega Millions
• Harbor Bridge completion pushed back about a year
• Sam J. Susser, 71, recovering from heart transplant surgery
• Adame pays for legal fees on city manager contract
• The joke's on him: Prankster doctor gets taste of his own medicine on 50th anniversary
• Sailors reunited on Lexington Museum on the Bay 50 years after lifesaving rescue
• Police to hold vehicle auction Saturday
• U.S. Marshals arrest man accused of spring break rape
• Police: Robber accepts weed eater after man has no cash
• Corpus Christi man convicted for having child pornography videos
• Corpus Christi wants input on how to best spend its money
• Lane closures start Sunday at Everhart and Curtis Clark
• Lane closure around Airline, SPID start Monday
• Part of northbound Shoreline to close for boat show next week
• Felon arrested after shooting at another man, Corpus Christi police say
• Two teens bust into 6 vehicles with bats, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Ex-boyfriend tries to kidnap teen, causes $3K in damage
• West Oso ISD approves probationary teacher contract terminations
• Mirador Hosts Future Residents for Special Gathering to Welcome New Executive Director
• Selena fans gather for annual tribute on anniversary of singer's death | VIDEO
• Police arrest two teens for Annaville graffiti spree
• Kingsville police arrest trio in connection to Wednesday stabbing, robbery
• Judge sentences Corpus Christi man to 60 years in child sex case
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sues Brooks County
• New medical clinic is ready to roll
• Police investigating body of woman found Thursday
• Wastewater bills to increase Friday
• Woman escapes injury after car struck, stuck under mobile home
• Corpus Christi man pleads guilty in roommate’s stabbing death
• Police find driver covered in blood after traffic stop
• Fatal accident closed US 77 south of Woodsboro
• Three River police investigating scene where trucker found unconscious in parking lot
• Church damaged by fire Wednesday having Sunday courtyard communion
• Arizona-based Sprouts Farmers Market to takeover local Sun Harvest Farmers Market
• Arizona-based Sprouts Farmers Market to take over local Sun Harvest Farmers Market
• Father, mother and daughter will graduate together from Del Mar College | VIDEO
• Coastal Bend counties not unhealthy, but not healthy, either
• Mistrial declared in fatal Segrest Street shooting case
• Feds: Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce building too expensive to save
• 16th annual Selena tribute Thursday at Molina Veterans Park
• Glass recycling event collects nearly 11 tons
• Man hit by truck as suspected burglars flee, Corpus Christi police say
• Kingsville police: Two stabbed in separate robberies
• Super S Foods chain changes ownership
• Man stabbed overnight, has no description of his attacker
• Judge orders temporary injunction to lift a portion of pipe ban ordinance
• Camp Fire USA Coastal Bend Council closes doors after charter not renewed
• Blaze at Oak Park United Methodist Church causes $400,000 in damage
• Cold front arrives in Coastal Bend overnight, severe storms don't
• Progress report: Bold Future completes nine goals
• Johnny Canales returns to the stage, brings fans to their feet | VIDEO
• Federal prisoners return to Nueces County Jail
• Kingsville RV park proposal sparks debate from nearby subdivision
• Corpus Christi hires attorney to defend itself in police discrimination lawsuit
• Corpus Christi children at forefront of class-action lawsuit targeting foster care system
• Buc Days organizers unveiled their 2011 plans
• Convenience store clerk robbed at gunpoint Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police: Man tries to use sick daughter to get out of speeding ticket, arrested for drug possession
• Corpus Christi Police Department honors officers Wednesday
• Jury finds officer did not violate constitutional rights in fatal shooting
• Corpus Christi police make arrest in Thursday night killing
• Severe thunderstorms possible tonight, early Wednesday
• CCISD ends practice of offering teacher contracts without end dates
• CCISD spends $18K on promotional signs, ads for new magnet programs
• CCISD superintendent outlines stipend cost in ongoing budget cut discussion
• Kingsville man indicted for February 2010 car wreck that left one dead
• Bond revoked for man indicted in Orange Grove stabbing death
• Corpus Christi ISD wants new high school at Lipes and Cimarron boulevards
• Judge to lift Corpus Christi pipe ban, attorneys say
• Authorities withholding slain Corpus Christi man's identity until family notified
• Feds may demolish Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce building
• Corpus Christi toddler died from blows to head, abdomen
• Proposal to widen state highway 361 to be discussed Tuesday
• Redfish Bay cleanup under way in Aransas Pass
• Corpus Christi police: Man beaten, kidnapped at knifepoint
• Corpus Christi police: Medical problem responsible for wayward ice cream truck
• Corpus Christi police: Burglar(s) bust in doors of home, take TVs and jewelry
• Salon will donate Tuesday's revenue to Japan relief efforts
• Woman accused of hitting bouncer with beer bottle, police say
• TxDOT work schedule in the Coastal Bend this week
• Man stabbed by another man while leaving bar
• Cloudy skies may bring rain to Coastal Bend this week
• Coastal Bend blood drives: 03.28.11
• Obituaries: 03.28.11
• Six high school students selected for Sister City Program
• Caller Times places third in Newspaper of the Year competition
• Padre Island park now has even more to offer
• Gang signs tagged on Oil Belt Little League Ball Park, Annaville Elementary
• Police: Three hospitalized after stabbing
• Is gambling really a good bet for Texas?
• Health care cuts could have dramatic effects on hospitals, nursing homes
• Nueces County's probation department bracing for cuts
• Marchers celebrate legacy of César Chávez
• Caller-Times journalists honored
• Bayfest struggles to strike the right note
• Electrical fire destroys home, displaces family of four
• Fire displaces family of four
• Texas Mile satisfies need for speed
• Obituaries: 03.27.11
• One last chance to paint the town at Festival of Arts on Sunday
• 25-year-old man stabbed repeatedly Saturday in Premont
• About 700 kids make memories Saturday at KidsPlace Ultimate Play Day
• CCISD sends response to politicians' remarks about enduring cuts
• One woman's dream could improve beach experience for people with disabilities
• Man keeps dream afloat to build boat
• Capt. Clark's Flagship sails away from Corpus Christi
• DWI arrests are slightly down from last year
• Corpus Christi glass recycling event set Saturday
• Corpus Christi Japan Club sets fundraiser Saturday to help tsunami victims
• Ships with military goods to begin unloading equipment Monday
• Wind technology school coming to former Naval Station Ingleside
• Carroll High School grad chosen to lead Texas Rangers
• Police: Charges dropped against man after his accuser is arrested on the offense
• Corpus Christi police releasing few details about man found dead Thursday
• Corpus Christi toddler's death ruled a homicide
• West Oso ISD trustees to consider lone superintendent finalist
• Corpus Christi police arrest 40-year-old man for soliciting 13-year-old online
• Man attacks step-daughter's boyfriend with samurai sword, Corpus Christi police say
• Auto burglar and victim both arrested by Corpus Christi police
• Controlled burn Saturday at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi
• Military Notes: 03.25.11
• Coastal Bend enjoys some of warmest weather in U.S.
• Corpus Christi police respond to stabbing death
• Two men on trial in fatal Segrest Street shooting
• Corpus Christi woman arrested in suspected hit and run
• A&M-Corpus Christi dancers head to nationals
• Damaged WWII headstones to be replaced by U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
• Corpus Christi city attorney won't recommend changes to ethics policy
• Water begins flowing again at Corpus Christi's Watergarden
• Texas Mile lets riders, drivers run wide open to fulfill need for speed
• Corpus Christi woman arrested in suspected hit-and-run
• Repairs begin on sinkhole on Whitecap Blvd.
• Massacre in Goliad will be recalled this weekend
• Burglar(s) makes off with 4 televisions from business, police say
• Thief takes 4 tires, rims off vehicle in car lot, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: $20K of material stolen from downtown business
• Police: 4 girls taken into custody for vandalizing West Oso Junior High
• Corpus Christi Port Commission to vote on freight company license
• Former West Oso athlete among three killed in head-on collision in Kansas
• Corpus Christi police chase ends with van hitting part of building | VIDEO
• Morning fog will give way to another warm spring day in Coastal Bend
• CCISD approves Gignac & Associates, San Antonio firm to design new high school
• Enjoy KidsPlace Saturday, before it's closed for a year to be upgraded
• Mayoral, City Council candidates discuss city issues during forum
• City investigates Mayor Joe Adame in apparent email ethics violation
• Cause of Joe Cotten's fire will remain a mystery, fire marshal's office says
• Nueces County commissioner plans town hall meetings for Banquete, Corpus Christi
• Spring break crowds up, arrests down in Port Aransas
• Several WWII headstones destroyed at Corpus Christi cemetery, police say
• Nueces County commissioners approve another $40K for accounts audit
• Sheriff's office arrests 22-year-old man for January 2010 murder
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 11 years in child porn case
• Palmer Drug Abuse Program gala features author renowned by 12-step programs
• Ingleside High students have silent march against tobacco
• Valero West Refinery emitted an estimated 48,000 pounds of contaminants overnight
• Nueces County commissioners pick new discount prescription card
• Judge to decide if Corpus Christi's pipe ban is legal
• Work on McArdle Road through Friday
• What did you do on Spring Break? | VIDEO, PHOTOS
• New facility at Animal Rehabilitation Keep will help wildlife after oil spills
• Winds to settle Wednesday, warm remains in Coastal Bend forecast
• Top CCISD teachers share passion for education, warmth and perseverance
• Police department receives new equipment, paid for by citizen fundraisers
• 16-year-old boy shot in leg by friend Tuesday night, police say
• Former President George W. Bush speaks at fundraiser
• Jeff Bell, longtime supporter of A&M-Corpus Christi, dies at 89
• Attorneys in civil case: Suspect shooting hinges on knife issue
• City Council promises to spend Packery Channel money on improvements
• Community effort, from start to finish, brings fruit trees to botanical gardens
• Odem-Edroy ISD trustees approve eliminating two teacher positions
• City Council approves city manager contract with Ron Olson
• Del Mar hikes tuition for second consecutive year to cover funding losses
• Nueces County court-at-law judges' Friday schedules draw questions
• Robstown man in critical condition after fleeing authorities in pickup, crashing
• Wreck closes part of Rodd Field Road; thousands lose power, cable
• Council: Reduced speed limit signs headed to Padre Island next week
• March honoring Cesar Chavez to begin 1 p.m. Saturday
• Teen, given probation March 11 for burglary, found with stolen items in his car
• Driver arrested after trying to turn vehicle around at Crosstown-SPID flyover
• Road work on Staples Street today, Wednesday
• Steven Alford challenges Spring Breakers on Padre Island
• Aransas County officials suggest $15 million in stormwater upgrades
• Windy Tuesday will be warm as well for Coastal Bend
• Ray High School awarded International Baccalaureate diploma program
• After spring breakers pack up, area picks up trash
• CCISD projects revised $1.6M to $36M budget shortfall, prepares for cuts
• Southside Sports Field Complex opens to praise
• One-hour hostage standoff on Loritte Drive ends peacefully
• Texas torture suspect also charged with arson
• Work scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday on portion of South Staples Street
• Police investigate suspected burglary at Blake Farenthold's district office
• Area school districts, governments consider FEMA disaster shelter grants
• Civil trial to begin Tuesday in case of man killed by Corpus Christi police
• Corpus Christi police looking for SUV that hit parked vehicle, house
• Pet owner finds cat severed in half in two areas of yard
• Man kicks in door, but flees when he finds woman in dwelling
• Nueces County's website removes phone numbers because of search engine trouble
• Corpus Christi police may have nabbed burglars of several crimes
• 2 injured, 1 dead in Banquete crash
• Three arrested in Spring Break stabbing
• Aransas County to release stormwater runoff study results
• Security guard helps police nab man burglarizing vehicles at car lot
• Cloudy, windy and humid for next week in Coastal Bend
• Man arguing with girlfriend on cell phone crashes into delivery truck
• Corpus Christi police: Woman robbed a gunpoint
• Driver arrested after pinning man between two vehicles, Corpus Christi police say
• College Notes: 03.21.11
• School Notes: 03.21.11
• Scam run on 2 Corpus Christi women who thought they won $1 million
• Masonic Lodge presents 2011 Community Builder Award
• Obituaries: 03.21.11
• Graffiti written on four vehicles in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi police: Suspect damages at least 10 vehicles with BB gun
• Police: Man abducts ex-girlfriend and her child
• Police: Intoxicated man stabbed stepfather
• In Rockport, a spring break tinged with grief after student's death
• Art gallery at Six Points offers an escape from rushed world
• Aransas Pass cancels annexation plan
• Options are endless on Fabulous Friday
• From yoga to acupuncture, cancer patients seek complementary treatments to chemo
• Political Pulse: Ballot order announced for city council election
• Spotlight on Spending: Corpus Christi has used state sales tax fund to lure sporting events
• City faces major sewer system overhaul
• Local legislative delegation files 190 wide-ranging bills
• Police report tens of thousands on beaches, miles of backed up traffic, a stabbing
• Youths playing with lighter spark Calallen grass fire in vacant lot
• Grass fire near Oso Creek reveals bones that police say likely were from animal
• Woman faces charges of intoxicated assault after car flips into pedestrian
• Early birds get the goods at church giveaway
• H-E-B starts Japan relief campaign with $100,000 donation
• Beach Access Road 3 reopens
• Grand opening of wildlife recovery center is Tuesday
• Ray High School custodian sings, shares love of music | VIDEO
• Spring break 2011: Lots of traffic on beaches, but most folks behave, police say
• Corpus Christi home gutted by fire during family's vacation
• Johnny Canales returns for March 29 taping of TV show
• Police ticket smoke shop clerk; owner says sales were legal
• Padre Island Seashore bans campfires
• Military Notes: 03.19.11
• Corpus Christi Council to finalize new city manager contract
• Corpus Christi Idol auditions start Monday, seek top area talent
• Lane closures on McArdle Road start Monday
• Utility project will cause re-route of traffic at Swantner starting Monday
• Corpus Christi graffiti vandal, 14, given informal probation, community service
• 2011 Spring Break: That's a wrap
• Christus Spohn reaches out to uninsured with mobile clinic
• Road realignment plan could breathe new life into Water Street
• South Texas uranium operations stung by Japanese nuclear emergency
• Spring break 2011: More people means more tons of trash
• Girl, 3, killed in accident near Alice
• Local entrepreneur, sister to be featured on ABC's 'Shark Tank'
• Bill would change name of A&M-Kingsville
• Graffiti vandal, 14, sentenced to boot camp, ordered to pay for damage
• Opponents continue challenge against Las Brisas air permit
• Alice man reports sex assaults by family members, police say
• Corpus Christi Naval officer pleads guilty to receiving child pornography
• Cruise ship bill floats through Senate
• Vernon Sloane leaves legacy of planting food bank roots, keeping cupboards stocked
• Corpus Christi police: Woman, daughter attacked in home by gunman
• Nueces County medical examiner seeking family of deceased man
• Corpus Christi police officer named to state advisory board
• Breakout day for Corpus Christi area beaches
• Man plows into parked truck with 2 people inside, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police find new trouble in Whataburger drive-thru
• Corpus Christi police find teen passed out in truck in Whataburger drive thru for 2nd straight night
• Botanical Gardens seeking volunteers Tuesday for fruit orchard planting
• Come and get it, for free Saturday, at Unity by the Sea Church
• Corpus Christi police: Two women beaten by man, woman they know
• Corpus Christi police make 4 arrests, write 49 citation during busy Wednesday at Spring Break
• Meet today's spring breaker: Jeff Price
• Spring break 2011: Crowds follow sun Wednesday to Port Aransas
• South Texas weather will repeat itself for rest of week
• Family, friends mourn 17-year-old shooting victim at candlelight vigil
• No refusal weeks going year-round, district attorney says
• Corpus Christi man loses appeal in death row case
• Japan quake/tsunami relief events planned in Corpus Christi
• Candlelight vigil for slain teen tonight
• Another day at the beach for Caller Entertainment team
• Solar panels unveiled at Nueces County Courthouse
• Corpus Christi police arrest man asleep in truck in Whataburger drive-thru lane
• Warmer, continued windy on Wednesday in South Texas
• Motorcylist critically injured after being hit by truck overnight
• Selena, other Latin stars honored with new commemorative stamps
• Spring break 2011: Beer flows at beach as bayfront stays dry | VIDEO
• Corpus Christi man finds Molotov cocktail while mowing
• Corpus Christi man arrested in arson case
• Tweak in language could spell big changes to TCEQ
• Convicted sex offender arrested for not registering
• Corpus Christi police: Woman runs over herself with car
• Monday much more quiet for Corpus Christi police on beach
• Beads, beers and bikinis: Caller Entertainment crew reports from Spring Break 2011
• Clerical error results in $1.7M shortfall for city of Corpus Christi
• Border Patrol agents find $58K of pot in clock, TV
• Meet today's spring breaker: Justin Landry
• Corpus Christi police: Teen shot to death overnight Tuesday
• Spring break 2011: Sun and fun Monday in Port Aransas | VIDEO
• Jesse Noyola to run for at-large seat
• Ray Madrigal files to run for mayor
• Bryan Menard announces run for an at-large seat
• Fewer candidates seek Corpus Christi City Council seats
• Signs to be installed at dangerous low water crossings
• Storms drop rain, scattered hail
• Hector Salinas files for at-large council seat
• Montessori students voice concern with Collegiate High School application process
• Rooms To Go opening Corpus Christi store
• John Marez announces run for re-election
• Corpus Christi investigators: Apartment fire was arson
• Corpus Christi police arrest suspected car burglar
• Corpus Christi police busy for spring break
• Local teachers join Austin rally
• Driver of SUV that rolled after accident flees, Corpus Christi police said
• Roland Gaona files for Corpus Christi council at-large seat
• Corpus Christi police find auto burglary suspect at bus stop
• Obituaries: 03.14.11
• Wet start to spring break likely
• College notes from around the Coastal Bend: 03.14.11
• Coastal Bend school notes: 03.14.11
• Coastal Bend superintendents earn less than peers, even after netting six figures
• Millions in cancer funding grants up for grabs
• Spring break weekend citations and arrests
• Man drove over girlfriend's leg after argument
• Boy, 10, accidentally sets car fire
• Apartment fire leaves four families without homes
• Racing toward engineering success
• EPA Administrator: Dona Park, Hillcrest too close to refineries
• Spotlight on spending: Beach parking stickers pay for some beach maintenance
• Motorcyclist critically injured in wreck
• Navy gets its due with Saturday marker dedications
• Rescuers dig teen driver from under pickup after wreck
• Fire officials: Island grass fire Saturday caused by downed power line
• Low-cost rabies vaccinations available in April
• Book sale and silent auction Saturday at Neyland Library
• Local nonprofit raises funds to help build classrooms in Haiti
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi marks 70 years
• West Oso's title shot arrives Saturday morning
• Judge denies motion to lift Corpus Christi pipe ban
• Corpus Christi police purchase three utility vehicles to monitor beaches
• San Diego couple accused in daughter's death
• Bayfest canceled for 2011; board hopes to revamp festival for 2012
• CCISD trustees to consider resolution on public education funding March 21
• Officers arrest man believed to have stolen girl's car at gunpoint
• Military Notes: 03.11.11
• Coast Guard pulls 3 men off disabled boat in Baffin Bay
• West Oso ISD considers teacher terminations, retirement incentives as budget shortfall solutions
• Caller Entertainment has your spring break covered
• Three more Corpus Christi businesses hit by burglars
• Education Service Center Region 2 unveils center for early childhood education
• Spring break 2011 hits the Coastal Bend
• Breezy, warm weather for first weekend of spring break
• New Harbor Ferry takes maiden voyage
• Mobile home fire displaces family
• Flour Bluff marina a plus to fishing fans, neighborhood
• Business owners seek injunction on city's pipe ban
• Proposed law would hit delete key on officials' texting in public meetings
• ACLU investigates claims Flour Bluff tried to silence discussion
• Horse-riding business owner retreats from plan to limit Padre Island beach access
• Man who killed former Corpus Christi woman gets another 10 years
• Coastal Bend school employees to meet with local legislators Saturday
• Corpus Christi sales tax receipts up again
• Carolyn Moon announces run for Corpus Christi mayor
• Three men indicted in stolen Corpus Christi police explosives case
• Conquering marathon takes mental toughness
• Church to have abstinence conference for teenagers Saturday
• Nueces County District Attorney: No refusal for DWI suspects for spring break
• Padre Island National Seashore implementing 15 mph beach speed starting April 14
• Corpus Christi police arrest 2 teens suspected of burglary
• Police: 30-year-old Corpus Christi man dies after driving into concrete drain support
• Very dry, warm end to the work week in Coastal Bend
• Crosstown Expressway lane closures Thursday
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville plans voluntary separation program
• Man selected as next city manager has made tough budget decisions before
• Traffic stop Tuesday yields $300,000 in cash, Corpus Christi police say
• Padre Island, Shoreline speed limit decreases to accommodate golf carts, pedestrians
• Corpus Christi man gets 20 years for role in convenience store robbery
• Flour Bluff Gay-Straight Alliance club supporters want permanent status
• Corpus Christi police nab two suspected graffiti vandals
• Three Corpus Christi hospitals to fight together against birth defects
• Corpus Christi police arrest fatal hit-and-run suspect
• Corpus Christi police: When man doesn’t have money, he is stabbed
• Traffic stop nets woman with drugs, Corpus Christi police say
• Burglars continue to cost Corpus Christi business more money in damages than losses
• Coastal Bend will enjoy warmest weather in U.S. over next few days
• Flour Bluff ISD to allow Gay-Straight Alliance to meet for now
• Border patrol agents rescue 18-year-old pregnant woman from Mexico
• Nearly all cars up for auction sold over weekend, city officials say
• Alice SWAT Team commander injured when stun grenade goes off in hand
• Council supports improvement projects that likely will bring utility rate hikes
• Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center showing improvements, report says
• Welding student accepts free education Tuesday from secret benefactor
• Chief Riggs: Community involvement is toughest weapon against Corpus Christi's graffiti
• Police: 3 more break-ins at local businesses overnight
• Corpus Christi police: Man, 81, dies after wreck on Nueces Bay Causeway
• Corpus Christi City Council tabs Ron Olson new city manager
• Corpus Christi police: Friend of father shoots at car carrying son, 2
• Victoria man sentenced to 10 years in prison for online child pornography
• Corpus Christi officials to ask staff, public for help in cutting budget
• Truck burglarized in car lot, Corpus Christi police say
• Port of Corpus Christi commissioners approve letter of intent to sell Naval Station Ingleside
• Corpus Christi police look for 4 shoplifting suspects
• Pair of projects will affect Corpus Christi traffic starting Wednesday
• Good news, bad news for Coastal Bend weather
• Vietnam memorial replica to make stop in Corpus Christi
• Public meeting March 16 looks at need for Chapman Ranch post office
• Two men sent to hospital Monday night after Southside collision
• Bribery charges dismissed against former parking meter readers
• Corpus Christi gang member gets five years in drug, domestic violence cases
• Work to tear down the Encycle/ASARCO plant begins
• Senate committee votes yes to cruise ship study
• Corpus Christi Council may pick city manager Tuesday
• Police arrest three teens on escape charges from youth correctional facility
• Ingleside to have meeting on proposed State Highway 200
• Tale of two DWIs: One crashes into building, other stopped driving wrong way on Harbor Bridge
• Naval Station Ingleside bidder's letter of intent offers compromise
• Corpus Christi police: Intoxicated man offered bribe to officer
• Two women stabbed by man outside Corpus Christi nightclub
• West Oso ISD cancels classes Thursday for state boys basketball semifinal game
• Woman accused of stealing perfume pepper sprays security guard in escape
• Former Jim Wells/Brooks County D.A. takes plea deal
• Burglar caught by Corpus Christi police hiding in dumpster
• Burglar takes TV, change in smash-and-grab, Corpus Christi police say
• Woman, with 7-year-old in truck, arrested for suspicion of DWI after hitting parked car
• Corpus Christi police: Burglar uses broken concrete to smash into 3 businesses overnight
• Shirtless robber head butts store employee in escape attempt
• Trailer stolen from front yard, Corpus Christi police say
• Cloudy start, sunny finish to Coastal Bend work week
• Obituaries: 03.07.11
• Crumbling courthouse threatens workers, history
• Rockport reviews wind turbine rules
• Ray High School students get incentive at Icerays backstage tour
• Corpus Christi police: Neighbors help identify two burglars
• NSI negotiations up for vote Tuesday
• Emergency reform of eminent domain unlikely to affect Coastal Bend
• Oysterfest is shell of a good time
• Lightning ignites rolls of plastic at landfill causing two-hour battle for firefighters
• Hondo boy donates share of father's death settlement to Lexington museum
• Weather officials to investigate possible South Texas tornado
• Police seize 4.2 pounds of cocaine, crack cocaine; four men arrested
• Warrant round up starts Monday
• Town hall meeting on keeping Corpus Christi safe set for Monday
• CCISD's new magnet program application deadline April 4
• Falfurrias man sentenced to 50 years for fatal shooting
• Three traffic projects may delay Corpus Christi motorists next week
• Traffic backed up on Interstate 37 due to lane reduction on Harbor Bridge
• Corpus Christi police to auction off cars towed for no insurance
• Corpus Christi police: Teen charged with robbing man at gunpoint, hitting him
• Corpus Christi police: Two women called by fake grandson asking for money
• Protesters on both sides of gay, lesbian club debate arrive at Flour Bluff
• Toddler dies after being struck by car outside Taft
• Military notes: 03.04.11
• Change in Coastal Bend weather pattern comes Saturday
• Yelping mariachi owls in 'Rango' are voice of musician from San Diego
• Corpus Christi police catch thieves and burglars with bait car
• Veterans, families embrace new site of World War II memorial
• SQLC, Mirador Names Dr. Wayne Holtzman to SQLC Charitable Foundation Board of Directors
• Cotten’s prime real estate for politicians, dealmakers
• Feria Para Aprender returns to Coastal Bend on Saturday
• Chinese officials learn about local culture, investment opportunities in Robstown
• Corpus Christi man gets 45 years in prison for assault on officer
• Corpus Christi police arrest graffiti vandals, accuse them of burglary
• Corpus Christi police: Man strikes friend on motorcycle with car, flees
• Corpus Christi police: Man sits in car at traffic light, says he ate too many pain pills
• Elderly Corpus Christi man robbed at home by man with shovel
• Three Corpus Christi businesses report doors and windows smashed overnight
• Water service to be restored this afternoon after Wed. water main break
• Joe Cotten's owners plan to rebuild on site of burned building
• Partnership offers free emissions tests around Corpus Christi this week
• Aransas County pursues land for courthouse
• Rummage sales offer bargain hunter bonanza on same weekend
• Ildefonso Vidaurri, 80, former Texas A&I University dean of students, dies
• Lunar New Year celebration planned at Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures
• Joe Cotten's Barbecue in Robstown catches fire
• ACLU intervenes in gay support club fight, threatens legal action
• Premont school district, Corpus Christi charter school closer to losing accreditation
• AG closes case involving allegations of Nueces County prosecutor impropriety
• H-E-B celebrates 80 years in Corpus Christi
• Boys & Girls Club of Corpus Christi to host All Star basketball Saturday
• Commissioners reject claims by fired Nueces County prosecutor
• Local author releases children's book nationwide
• Coastal Bend Veterans Cemetery slated for early 2012 opening
• Nueces County commissioners vote to support slot machine legislation
• Corpus Christi police: Boyfriend jailed after manhandling girlfriend
• Authorities name this year's 6th pedestrian killed, he was hit Tuesday
• Areas of South Texas start Wednesday in dense fog
• ABC journalist John Quiñones says don't give up on dreams
• Charge against adult nightclub manager dismissed
• About 100 local leaders, students lobby legislators on Coastal Bend Day
• H-E-B to celebrate 80 years in Corpus Christi
• Tuloso-Midway Primary School students sing, dance way to healthier eating
• Barefoot Mardi Gras event planned Saturday
• All-American theme emerges in newly funded arts calendar
• Spohn taps hospital executive Pamela Robertson, 54, as new CEO
• Boy, 3, who fell in Southside pool in February dies
• Ambulance companies say Medicare bleeding them dry
• Burglar(s) grab haircare products, cash from Corpus Christi salon, police say
• IBM honors Corpus Christi's water monitoring system
• Corpus Christi police seek help catching burglars
• Corpus Christi police: Man critically injured after being struck by truck
• CCISD trustees hear ideas to save $4.7M annually
• Darrell Coleman, publisher of Caller-Times, honored by Texas Daily Newspaper Association
• Gardens & Nature Center invites vendors for April 9 Big Bloom
• Gay activist gears up for protest against Flour Bluff High School
• London ninth-graders to have rigorous curriculum, small classes, superintendent says
• CCISD school year will end two days later
• CCISD trustees extend superintendent's contract through June 2014
• February the 13th driest in nearly 125 years, weather service says
• Convicted drug traffickers sentenced in Corpus Christi to prison time
• City will unveil plans for World War II memorial at Sherrill Park
• Construction complete on Portland emergency clinic
• Federal judge finalizes judgment in Clayton Homes fraud case
• Edward Chapa, founder of the Aurora Arts Theatre, dies at 55
• Compromise over former Naval Station Ingleside came after officials mediated
• TAKS testing starts Tuesday, more tests in April
• CCISD to update parents, public on district projects Thursday
• Half Price Books launches campaign to collects books for children
• Plans move forward for park honoring Orange Grove Marine
• Woman being beaten by man, attacks Corpus Christi police when they try to break it up
• Mom to police: Nothing wrong with kid inhaling pot smoke
• Corpus Christi police: Man’s friend beats, rob him and his girlfriend
• KRYS-99 hosts Radiothon to benefit Driscoll Hospital
• One man, one woman attacked at two separate Corpus Christi strip clubs
• Corpus Christi fire investgators trying to determine if fire was arson
• Obituaries: 02.28.11
• South Texas motocross track prepares for bike camp
• Dry month will finish warm and windy in Coastal Bend
• Coastal Bend school notes: 02.28.11
• Blood drives: 02.28.10
• College notes from around the Coastal Bend: 02.28.11
• John Quiñones, host of ‘What Would You Do?' to speak in Kingsville lecture series
• A&M-CC students in Portugal to market tennis competition
• Corpus Christi adults older than 45 invited to free Texercise fitness
• Turkey native Enes Yilmazer juggles windsurfing with college in pursuit of goals
• Taylor Berry, 15, faces the wait of his life
• Employment ID theft is largest local problem
• Youths use imaginations to earn Lubbock destination for state competition
• Public gives input on city manager finalists
• Catholic radio KLUX begins annual on-air fundraiser Monday
• After 23-round battle, O'Neal Davis, 11, wins regional bee with "magnifier"
• Police find no children missing after woman reports seeing abduction
• Del Mar, A&M-CC officials, students weigh in on proposed concealed handguns on campus
• Corpus Christi city manager interviews scheduled before finalists public
• Desire to serve is crucial, city manager candidate Olson says
• Flour Bluff ISD denies gay support club, rethinks Christian group’s campus meetings
• Sen. Hutchison: Universal health care is unfair to elderly, business
• Local gas price increase might be here for a while, analysts say
• Navy files suit to seize Goliad airpark
• Woman leads Portland police on car chase that ends in Corpus Christi
• Local resident wins scholarship at San Antonio Rodeo
• Coffee with the Chief Saturday at new Zavala Elementary School
• Corpus Christi police identify man who stabbed another at cemetery
• Corpus Christi police: Teen robbed of $2 after leaving dollar discount store
• Suspected drunk driver wrecks 2 other vehicles
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected burglar shot Thursday stable but critical Friday
• Follow Rudy's BBQ to help sick kids, munch on reduced price brisket
• Flour Bluff Youth Center hosting grand opening Saturday
• Military notes: 02.25.11
• Winnebago Street to be closed 2 weeks for road work starting Monday
• Once fog burns off, warm weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• Ferriby kept presses running
• Agnes Street eastbound traffic to be reduced to one lane Monday
• Man carrying cross: "Corpus Christi really needs Jesus"
• Local Senior Volunteers Honored for Service
• Cemetery fight ends with one man stabbed
• Art soon will adorn Port Aransas ferries
• Seinfeld fans recount favorite moments for Corpus Christi performance
• Del Mar College officials suggest $8 per-credit-hour tuition increase, $10 flat fee per student
• Osteen to preach sold-out show
• Food for thought and savings, too
• Hawk makes debut at Whooping Crane Festival
• Rockport crime data now available online
• Walmarts start taking shape
• Roller Derby camp brings thrills on wheels
• San Antonio man to face trial in Port Aransas manslaughter case
• His calling is his cross to bear
• Valve positioning failure causes release at Flint Hills
• Barrera announces candidacy for City Council District 3
• Mistrial declared in former Del Mar College president slander case
• Victim's tip leads Corpus Christi police to auto burglars
• Corpus Christi police: Man in hospital after shooting
• Former bookkeeper pleads guilty in bank fraud case
• Corpus Christi police catch burglars in motel room
• Witness catches man accused of stealing copper from 3 churches
• Spellers buzzing about Saturday's regional Bee
• Space shuttle Discovery poised for final liftoff
• Wind shift will not keep South Texas from reaching for the 80s
• Gay activists protest Flour Bluff High School's refusal to allow GLBT club
• Citgo fined $303,000 for environmental violations from July 2009 fire
• Corpus Christi tourism leaders lobby Austin to save funding
• Jerry Seinfeld brings stand-up routine to Corpus Christi's Selena Auditorium
• Riviera native publishes two articles in scientific journals
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who tried to abduct boy, 9
• 3 injured in overnight accident at SPID, Crosstown
• Two injured after fall from motorcycle
• Tire removal project hits snag at Hazel Bazemore Park
• Audio, video footage included in 9/11 memorial timeline that debuts today
• Return to the 80s in forecast for South Texas
• Local residents with ties to Libya want to raise awareness
• Some in Ingleside skeptical on base proposal
• Local residents with ties to Libya want to raise awareness
• City Council eyes proposal to raise utility rates
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 11 years for fatal crash
• Aransas Pass ISD selects Woodsboro native Royce Avery as superintendent
• Nueces County joins March 5 warrant roundup
• ‘Texas Country Reporter' featuring Good Samaritan Rescue Mission this weekend
• City Council pledges support for $16M affordable housing complex
• Corpus Christi police catch suspected drunken driver asleep at wheel
• Corpus Christi man takes plea deal for killing friend
• Corpus Christi police catch burglar red handed
• Margie C. Rose appointed as interim city manager
• Transportation official leaves Alice
• Art Center for the Islands seeks artists
• Everhart to be reduced to one lane starting Thursday
• Work your heart Saturday at YWCA to help fight heart disease
• Man dies after being thrown from his truck in overnight rollover
• Slight chance of rain in Coastal Bend through Thursday
• Aransas Pass OKs lease for boat storage building at Conn Brown Harbor
• City to decide fate of low-income housing projects
• CCPD looks to fill its ranks with recruits in 70th police academy
• Del Mar asks for $1M in sales tax to expand aviation program
• Public town hall meeting with city manager candidates Saturday
• CCISD committee makes plans to communicate with legislators, track bills
• Corpus Christi police: 3 vehicles burglarized in movie theater parking lot
• Woman critically injured after being stabbed
• Man arrested after putting bar manager in choke hold
• Corpus Christi police accuse pair of creating counterfeit $20 bills
• Handy man accused of stealing woman’s car and taking it to a bar
• CCtexas.com back and running after software glitch
• Man survives after being hit by car
• Cash box stolen from Corpus Christi business
• Corpus Christi car dealership vandalized
• Road work at Greenwood, Port for next 2 days
• Seminar offered to protect seniors from fraud
• Sinton Elementary's top reader can't put down the books
• Police union health care fund to dissolve
• On the trail of Corpus Christi graffiti vandals
• School notes: 02.21.11
• Aransas Pass considers harbor lease
• Ceremonies honor Garcia's legacy
• Corpus Christi police: Burglar kills woman's pets, steals underwear
• Corpus Christi police find girl with registered sex offender
• Corpus Christi police: man attacked, hit with crutch
• Girl, 7, turns fear into fashion with used syringes
• Political Pulse: 02.20.11
• Mourners celebrate reverend's life with song, stories and laughter
• City Council narrows city manager candidates to two
• Nelva Gonzales Ramos awaits hearing, Senate vote for federal judgeship
• Group works to preserve Columbus ships
• Parking control extended to Corpus Christi Beach
• Stranger danger incidents raise awareness, increase CCISD, city police collaboration
• Military Notes: 02.19.11
• Lifesaving actions honored
• Crew to lay asphalt on U.S. 77, FM 892
• Six arrested after identity theft and forgery investigation
• Construction along Williams Drive
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• Fund created for girl injured by hit-and-run
• Former Nueces County jailer sentenced to prison time for drug, bribery charges
• Music master leaves legacy of caring for community
• Three Corpus Christi men indicted on cocaine trafficking charges
• Warrant roundup begins March 5
• Fiery contest leaves Steven Alford burning
• Officials seek opinions on plan for Copano Bay Causeway
• Drake Bell, Emily Osment show postponed
• Friends to remember surfer who died after being found in jail cell
• Cintas and PetSmart make donation to Ronald McDonald House
• School bus involved in crash at Saratoga and Weber
• Police see rise of medical marijuana confiscated in drug busts
• City and community leaders tour Ritz Theatre
• Man shot at while checking on his children, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi Police: Woman robbed after asking men for change
• Some diabetics are fearful of too much or not enough control
• Hispanics fuel growth in Texas, Nueces County
• LULAC banquet honors community leaders, others
• Hollywood director announces next movie is "Corpus Christi"
• Lexington Museum on the Bay officials celebrate asphalt renovation
• USO awaits Port of Corpus Christi land sale conclusion to know its future
• Corpus Christi man sentenced to 18 years for hammer attack
• Port sells small-craft pier on former Naval Station Ingleside property to Flint Hills Resources
• Corpus Christi city manager candidates have variety of strengths
• City offers spring break youth sports camps
• Missing soldier to be buried with honors 68 years after he disappeared
• Soul of the Community presentation takes a look at value of place
• New member of Texas A&M System Board of Regents stresses educational setbacks
• Nueces County criminal investigation sparked by audit results of local court
• Parent involvement conference provides resources on bullying, college, career readiness
• Port Aransas council reconsiders bond issue
• Three hoax bombs detonated Tuesday night on Southside
• Corpus Christi police: 3 businesses broken into overnight
• Corpus Christi police: Man shoots self in leg
• Sunburst seeks contestants for baby contest, talent
• Eddie Galvan, longtime Miller band leader and community music man, dies at 83
• Nonprofit organizations offer free tax preparation at seven locations
• LULAC banquet to honor top community leaders
• The Rev. E.F. Bennett, pastor and community leader, dies at 89
• Vote on amendment to smoking device ban raises questions about process
• City amends ban on some smoking devices
• Mayor invites public to presentation on why people love their cities
• City Council narrows city manager candidate list to six
• Robstown ISD trustees approve McAllen-based construction company for school
• Ingleside mayor doesn't want port to split up NSI sale
• Corpus Christi police: Car burglar turns in urn with human ashes
• Study: Texas last in US in percent of adults with a high school diploma
• 3 leagues sign up to use new Paul Jones sports complex
• Robber gets Mace in the face on Valentine's Day
• Woman, son hospitalized after car strikes fallen mattress in SPID
• Abstinence advocates question CCISD sex education
• Police arrest three after drugs found at motel
• CCISD trustees call for open communication on as much as $36M in state funding cuts
• Housing authority executive director will retire in May
• Federal money to pay for Bob Hall Pier pavilion engineering
• USO of South Texas treats active duty military, their families to Sweetheart Luncheon
• Volunteers pick up more than 5.7 tons of trash on area beaches Saturday
• Corpus Christi police: Phone scams target elderly Hispanics
• Port Aransas to have first police awards banquet
• Former pastor accused of sexually abusing 2 relatives found not guilty
• Embattled Communities in Schools nonprofit stablizes budget, CCISD officials report
• Road work on US 77 on Wednesday
• Overnight roadwork will close southbound Crosstown tonight
• Six-month project begins on Robert Street
• Carmel Parkway road work Tuesday, Wednesday
• Nueces County Sheriff's Department: Jail inmate attempts suicide
• Corpus Christi police: Driver hits house with car, asks to be taken to jail
• Police: Teen arrested for pot possession after cursing at Calallen park
• Police: 300-pound man assaults limo driver, hit with Taser 3 times
• Month-long project begins at Port Avenue
• Corpus Christi police: Teens arrested after steal $18 worth of body spray, drinks and candy
• Owner cited after pit bulls charge Corpus Christi officer
• Corpus Christi police: Teen robbed at gunpoint in parking lot
• TxDOT: Pothole repairs on SPID today
• Corpus Christi officer bit by assault victim's dog
• Police: Tractor trailer ends up in Calallen field after driver falls asleep
• Dense fog to start week for some in Coastal Bend
• Orange Grove park to be named in Marine's memory
• Students become teachers at Rockport's aquarium
• Coastal Bend H.S. reunions: 02.14.11
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 02.14.11
• Blood Drives: 02.14.11
• CCISD faces up to $36 million loss in state funding
• Police: Woman assaulted for hitting vehicle with car door
• Lessons from the ice storm
• Green sea turtles draw a crowd
• No headline - obits
• Democratic Party strives for comeback
• South Texas Tea
• Officials mull waiving groups' utility bills
• Fallen soldier from Aransas Pass receives final salute
• City finds use for parkland at coliseum site
• Time for turtle release on Sunday changes to 11 a.m.
• Firefighters battle blaze sparked by transformer
• New I-37 Joe Fulton Corridor exit ramp construction begins Tuesday
• Police: Pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle Saturday
• Health fair raises awareness about heart disease and women
• Shaving heads for a good cause
• Water Street Seafood Company owner wants to open fast-food restaurant on Southside
• Corpus Christi Ship Channel gets maintenance dredging
• State investigates claim of buried chemicals near Portland
• Cold-stunned green sea turtles may return to Gulf Sunday
• Ryan Gartner's body comes home for burial
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison for fatal Segrest Street shooting
• Another freezing morning ahead for Coastal Bend
• Jury to continue deliberations Monday in case of former pastor
• Corpus Christi to get Victoria's mail processing center
• Utility contractor breaks waterline at busy intersection, water shoots 30 feet into the air
• Argument over email ends in assault, arrest, Corpus Christi police say
• Military notes: 02.11.11
• Fundraiser Saturday to CCISD coach who died last week
• Man hit by SUV Thursday night, Corpus Christi police say
• Message received: Texas family warns against texting while driving
• Former Corpus Christi pastor scheduled to take stand in molestation case
• Ryan Gartner's body to arrive Friday in Corpus Christi
• Corpus Christi raises fees tow trucks can charge
• Police eye black box of SUV that struck town home, killed woman
• Port of Corpus Christi meeting postponed again
• Corpus Christi police officer injured in accident
• New program in place, amount recycled in Corpus Christi six times greater than 2010
• Work on railroad crossing will close state highway 44 in Alice delayed
• Corpus Christi police Tasered man accused of assaulting girlfriend
• Corpus Christi sets record low for Feb. 10
• Woman: Boyfriend, brother robbed store to buy baby formula
• Residents who oppose Aransas Pass annexation cite emergency services issues
• Big chill again invades the Coastal Bend
• Residents who oppose Aransas Pass annexation cite emergency services issues
• State school ‘fight club' case can continue, appeals court rules
• Corpus Christi police focus on fake utility worker thefts
• Port might divide former naval station property for sale
• Del Mar College officials consider $42 fee to pay for computer, tutoring labs
• Commissioners discuss district clerk's office responsibility with tracking trust accounts
• Aransas Pass soldier was fatally shot, mother says
• Corpus Christi firefighters save man from beating
• Corpus Christi police nab man breaking into car, says he's trying to get child
• Nueces County commissioners approve contract in redistricting efforts
• CCISD to maintain normal schedule Wednesday
• Corpus Christi police arrest woman for forgery
• Jackknifed 18-wheeler closed State Highway 44 Wednesday morning
• Coast Guard volunteer spots four missing boaters
• Freezing rain warning issued for Coastal Bend
• Weather issues in Dallas/Fort Worth delay, cancel flights in Corpus Christi
• Border Patrol agents seize more than ton of marijuana
• Railroad Commission questions ERCOT, energy industry performance
• Man struck by car while pushing truck on highway Wednesday morning
• City can legally change Packery Channel scope, attorney says
• Del Mar College may consider tax, tuition hikes to offset $6M state funding loss
• Corpus Christi outlaws synthetic marijuana
• Corpus Christi City Council unanimously approves slot machine resolution
• Alice has plans for convention center, natatorium
• Rebuilt Driscoll Children's Hospital Cottage Shop opens
• Cold front to hit Coastal Bend on Wednesday, Weather Service says
• Man wanted in Jan. 24 robbery arrested Tuesday in Orange Grove
• Banquete Creek bridge replacement will close stretch of FM 666 for three months
• Flour Bluff shopping center's mortgage loan doesn't sell
• ERCOT officials: Conserve or rolling blackouts possible again
• Fake AEP, city technicians target seniors
• Deadline is Friday for high school seniors to apply for Buc Days royal contests
• Naval Station Ingleside discussions by Port of Corpus Christi postponed
• Good news hard to find at city of Corpus Christi budget workshop
• Aransas Pass holds annexation hearing Wednesday
• Texas wants you Saturday for its winter beach cleanup
• Corpus Christi police look for thief to nabbed $30K in tools
• Wet Tuesday night could arrive in Corpus Christi before next cold front
• Flu-like illnesses at highest point as season reaches its typical peak
• Corpus Christi motorist accused of striking girl and boy is jailed
• Del Mar College announces $10.2M expansion of Fine Arts Center
• Port commission set to decide base property, pier sales Tuesday
• Group ended negotiations for Corpus Christi water park
• Citgo employees repair leak at East Plant
• Corpus Christi police: Man, 42, dies from assault injuries
• Teen accused of pointing air pistol at off-duty Corpus Christi officer
• Roommates tussle over woman; one stabbed, one jailed
• Loaded gun, bottle of Jack Daniels land underage man in hot water
• Corpus Christi police: Man beats woman, wonders why she doesn't love him
• Work on railroad crossing will close state highway 44 in Alice this weekend
• Super Bowl provides super party for some
• Sunny, windy days ahead for Corpus Christi, Coastal Bend
• CCISD coach dies after a car crash
• City of Corpus Christi, warehouse operator at odds over rent
• Obituaries: 02.07.11
• More than 1,000 cold-stunned turtles headed home
• No headline - obits
• City of Corpus Christi, warehouse operator at odds over rent
• No headline - scoop_turtles
• Rain, crop prices have area farmers smiling ear to ear
• No headline - scoop_fatality
• City reports record turnout during first week of new recycling program
• Packery's promises: Island committee hopes to encourage development? with funds
• Hillcrest frustrations continue
• Harbor Bridge opens at noon Saturday, next freeze possible Thursday
• Farenthold learning the game
• Stunned turtles hit record of 1,040
• Police release name of woman killed as SUV hit town home
• Robstown area water district customers must continue boiling water
• Rescue workers perform CPR on man, get pulse
• Fire officials: Extension cord caused Saturday morning fire
• Red Cross helping Sinton family of 9 displaced by fire
• Alice oil field worker dies in rollover early Saturday
• Harbor Bridge re-opens to traffic
• Robstown is under boil-water order
• Blood Drives: 02.07.11
• Woman, 80, killed as SUV hits townhome
• Corpus Christi native died a month before his tour's end
• Corpus Christi City Council to consider pro-gambling resolution
• Businesses slow to open after icy morning
• Mock trial competition lets local students shine
• Military Notes: 02.05.11
• Ice dominates Coastal Bend's snow day
• 3-year-old boy critical Friday after found floating in Southside pool
• One killed, 1 injured in accident Thursday night near George West
• SPID, Crosstown Expressway, JFK Causeway, I-37 re-open to traffic
• Aransas Pass soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Texas Department of Transportation crews detouring all traffic off major highways, bridges and overpasses
• RTA announces changes in routes
• Snowless snow day turns into dangerous night filled with wrecks, road closures
• Shoppers descend on H-E-B for variety of items on cold day off
• Robstown ISD to select contractor for new elementary project
• Port Aransas City Council approves 11th Street bond election
• Family of fallen Marine Colton Rusk adopts bomb dog | VIDEO
• Six current, former employees sue Citgo for overtime pay
• Smoke causes evacuation at La Palmera
• Corpus Christi police arrest 3 teens after burglary attempt
• A&M-Corpus Christi cancels some homecoming events today
• Padre Island dune fire early Thursday swept toward the beach
• Winter storm warning for Coastal Bend until noon Friday
• Cancellations, postponements across the Coastal Bend
• Port Aransas officials ponder bond to fund street repairs
• Do you have to go to school today? What's open, closed or closing in Coastal Bend
• People Assisting Animal Control helps save lives, four legs at a time
• Q&A: Coastal Bend Power Outages
• Corpus Christi officials urge residents to stay off roads in bad weather | VIDEO
• Port of Corpus Christi officials set up backup generators at Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center
• Corpus Christi officials prepare for inclement weather
• Shelters still need donations of blankets, warm clothing
• District and county courts at law of Nueces County closed Friday
• CCISD, Calallen, Tuloso-Midway, West Oso among schools closing Thursday, Friday
• Cold triggers temporary deepwater fishing ban
• Weather around country affects Corpus Christi flights
• All to lose power for at least 40 minutes today, Thursday, AEP official says
• Corpus Christi officials brace for possible snow
• Child advocacy center needs community's help to make move
• Del Mar students to discuss community college with South Texas legislators
• ‘Jihad Jane' pleads guilty to counts of terrorist support
• Nueces Electric Cooperative urges power conservation in cold snap
• Family of fallen Marine Colton Rusk to receive his bomb dog
• Recommendation on Ingleside bids may come next week
• Couple sought after drugs found in home arrested Tuesday at courthouse
• Corpus Christi police find drugs in couple's motel room
• Man steals light beer from convinence store Tuesday morning, police say
• Report of marijuana smoking leads Corpus Christi police to suspected drug dealer
• Corpus Christi officials: Call to report skipped trash/recycling pickup
• Aransas County ISD named state finalist for H-E-B Excellence Award
• Odem retiree getting flu medicine for family killed in crash
• Police: Convicted felon shoots a man's car after Facebook entry angers him
• Winds knock out power to more than 1,000 AEP customers in South Texas
• DPS: Suspected human smuggler dies after flat tire causes pickup to roll
• Dallas-Fort Worth re-opens after ice storm; Corpus Christi morning flights canceled
• Education group elects Tuloso-Midway teacher as vice president
• Corpus Christi police department promotes seven officers to lieutenant
• Fishing reminders for cold conditions
• Run for a soldier during Beach to Bay relay marathon
• 1-to-2 inches of snow possible Thursday night in Coastal Bend
• Port Aransas police: Traffic stop nets 1,700 ecstasy tablets
• New Walmart top concern at second District 2 town-hall meeting
• Police: Woman injured as car collides with 18-wheeler on I-37
• Businesses, shelters brace for looming cold weather
• Corpus Christi committee looks to curb plastic bag use
• Mike Ellis, Island Moon founder, dead at 58
• Federal authorities seek to seize used car lot
• Some Corpus Christi parking meters will have credit card payment system starting Tuesday
• Freezing rain, sleet and snow in the Coastal Bend forecast
• Two suspected gang members arrested in shooting are on probation
• TxDOT: Overnight closures on I-37 Wednesday and Thursday
• Memorial Coliseum construction deadline moved to March
• Argument over money to buy crack ends in gunfire, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Man has wallet stolen while buying beer
• Corpus Christi officer uses Taser on man who threatened him
• TxDOT: Construction on state highway 44 starts Tuesday
• Tuloso-Midway's foundation names its directors
• Did someone say snow?
• Obituaries: 01.31.11
• Domo arigato, Ingleside students
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.31.11
• New recycling program starts Monday: Here's some tips to remember
• Small boost to street maintenance ‘a place to start,' Corpus Christi officials say
• Four illegal fishing boats seized
• Brazilian Guitar Quartet to play Friday in Cathedral Concert Series
• Legislatures call for tougher trafficking laws
• Port Aransas tries to control coyotes after reports of bites
• High notes taking Corpus Christi native for New York Metropolitan Opera audition
• Young business owners find inspiration in downtown Corpus Christi
• Coast Guard seizes three boats after reports of illegal fishing
• Top livestock in Sinton ag show raises $61,000 for young owners
• Lego competition builds creativity
• Weather officials: Stormy weather brewing Saturday night
• Local economy shows signs of recovery
• Man robbed outside restaurant; police arrest suspect
• Diocese of Corpus Christi, others settle in suit alleging molestation
• Omni renovating Corpus Christi hotels to the tune of more than $8M
• Naval Air Station Kingsville plans controlled burn Saturday, Sunday
• New WellMed clinics find success with seniors
• Military Notes: 01.28.11
• 7 CCISD school were placed in lockdown after report of shooting
• Eviction results in pot possession charge for Corpus Christi man
• Woman ejected from vehicle in SPID rollover
• Copper thieves create $10K worth damage for $500 of goods
• Corpus Christi police: Woman robbed in Walmart parking lot
• Corpus Christi dive team finds stolen truck in Nueces River
• Coffee with the police chief Saturday at LULAC Village Apartments
• Bee County sheriff's, Corpus Christi police seek help finding trio suspected of forgery
• There's still time for flu shots
• Corpus Christi police seek couple suspected of taking Cowboys jerseys, dragging security officer
• The newest challenge: Who has the fastest slap shot?
• Moody's talent pool guides underwater robots to regional competition
• Developers, port conflict over Ingleside pier sale
• Nonprofit acquires Ritz Theatre, a step closer to restoration
• Mayor Joe Adame says city headed in right direction
• Aransas Pass ISD names lone finalist for superintendent
• Corpus Christi man wanted on aggravated kidnapping warrant arrested
• Unpaid 2010 Nueces County property taxes due Monday to avoid delinquency
• Alice police: Woman suspected of dealing cocaine from housing project while kids are gone
• Port Aransas prepares for citywide garage sale Saturday
• Former Corpus Christi police officer to face trial next month in bar brawl case
• Corpus Christi man accused in Arlington killing gets prison time for drugs, gun
• Police: Trailing suspected burglars led police to large amount of marijuana
• Police, Crime Stoppers launch Keep Corpus Christi Safe program
• Warming trend starts Thursday for Coastal Bend
• MIRADOR MEETS CONSTRUCTION MILESTONE WITH “TOPPING OUT” OF STRUCTURE
• MIRADOR TO DRAW CREST OF SENIOR MIGRATION AS CORPUS CHRISTI CATCHES WAVE OF RETIREES
• Hundreds living the Airstream dream stop in Robstown | VIDEO
• Mirador Honors Volunteer from Metro Ministries
• Mirador Names Elissa Johnson as Move-In Coordinator
• Nueces County commissioners hire law firm for redistricting efforts
• Nueces County commissioners vote to cancel contract with Robstown baseball team
• High school welder with spina bifida receives scholarship to college
• Nelva Gonzales Ramos nominated for federal judgeship
• Education Service Center Region 2 consultant to blog, tweet from trail ride
• Corpus Christi boat show continues growth at the American Bank Center
• Witness helps Corpus Christi police nab suspected burglar, getaway driver
• Man on probation for assault injures female Corpus Christi officer, police say
• Corpus Christi police: Woman robbed at gunpoint
• Engineer: Bob Hall Pier pavilion collapse construction, not design issue
• TxDOT: Guardrail repairs on Interstate 37 will affect traffic today, Thursday
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi among top 17 in country for core classes
• Cold start will give way to sunny day in Coastal Bend
• Obituaries: 01.26.11
• New Corpus Christi city manager possible by March
• CCISD's Smith Elementary nets $4.2M grant for extended instruction
• George W. Bush to speak at Christus Spohn Lyceum
• Hundreds gather to celebrate at second annual police banquet
• Engineers eye clamps in Bob Hall Pier pavilion collapse | VIDEO
• Work to restart on Laguna Shores Road
• Dog attacks boy, 7, and man, 75, in Annaville area
• Flint Hills leaks crude oil
• Corpus Christi council votes to outsource some grass maintenance
• Gas smell near Corpus Christi Beach not from natural gas
• Public meeting scheduled for Thursday regarding Dona Park health study
• Man, his 15-year-old wife, and woman fight Walmart security guard
• Suspect tells police he was new to Corpus Christi and needed money
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who fought with clerk, stole cash
• Man attacks another man he saw kissing his girlfriend
• Corpus Christi police looking for suspects who beat 2 men
• CCISD to consolidate Garcia, Prescott students at new school
• The good news ... Sunny remaining work week ahead for Coastal Bend
• Del Mar neighborhood residents share concerns with city
• CCISD's new schools on track
• Corpus Christi's highways some of least congested in nation
• Corpus Christi council to consider design for part of Chaparral Street work
• More than complaint about streets prompts swift response
• Fair showcases area to winter Texans
• Port Aransas event raises $17,000 for girl's treatment
• Corpus Christi police's faith network lists ways to help gangs, community
• Bob Hall Pier expansion collapses | VIDEO
• Residents invited to District 2 town hall meetings tonight
• Obituaries: 01.24.11
• Brothers learn coping skills
• Coastal Bend school notes: 01.24.10
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.24.11
• Corpus Christi symphony executive director plans for broader audience
• Affordable clinic expands pediatric services with stimulus money
• Wet weather won't stick
• Flour Bluff ISD Learning Bus makes stops to help students succeed
• Shooter injures three before capture
• Three Rivers theater defies odds in multiplex age
• Finding support after losing a pet
• Stronger than the metal she welds
• Spotlight on Spending: Government rent bills sometimes more than building's worth
• Report: ASARCO/Encycle plant scene of multiple, unreported violations
• La Palmera loses power Saturday afternoon
• Man fights Corpus Christi police, tries to take an officer's Taser
• Corpus Christi police: At least five shots fired at SUV in drive-by on Saratoga Boulevard
• Fire in Duval County destroys mobile home, vehicles, sheds and about 1,000 acres
• Shaved heads, 300 pounds of barbecue sold, $4,000 in silent bids = love for Wisper
• Military Notes: 01.22.11
• Coast Guard assists fishing vessel that was taking on water
• Council to vote on unfinished road construction in Flour Bluff
• Corpus Christi plans to ban synthetic marijuana
• Police arrest men who robbed pair after responding to their Craigslist advertisements
• U.S. Marine found not guilty of sexual assault on student
• Two power outages affect more than 3,000 South Texas customers
• Corpus Christi fire officials investigating possible early Friday arson
• TxDOT: Agua Dulce bridge replacement finished
• Corpus Christi customer support center expands
• Port Aransas has fundraiser for girl's marrow transplant
• Port Aransas has fundraiser for girl's marrow transplant
• Police arrest driver who tried to run over CCISD officer
• San Diego traffic stop yields Indiana man wanted on murder warrant
• Corpus Christi woman sentenced to five years for role in July crime spree
• Navy dad surprises his children at Jones Elementary
• Retiree John Sloan runs for District 2
• Corpus Christi graffiti vandal sentenced to 10 months behind bars
• Corpus Christi police: Man, woman arrested after drugs found in their car
• Jury deliberates fate of U.S. Marine accused of raping A&M-CC student
• 8 women honored with 2011 Y Women in Careers award
• Former Corpus Christi resident receives 27 years for producing child pornography
• DEA: 3 suspected of distributing cocaine in Corpus Christi arrested
• West Oso Army Junior ROTC aims for marksmanship national title
• Foggy warm morning gives way to windy, cold evening in South Texas
• Corpus Christi area homeless assistance programs receive $1 million in grants
• More than money: During 60 years, bank president helps build community
• Ward Building downtown could breathe new life
• Coastal Bend educators brace for deep state budget cuts
• U.S. Marine accused of rape by TAMU-CC student
• Governor reappoints Portland woman to advisory committee
• Change in wind, weather comes Thursday
• Corpus Christi police arrest teen for armed robbery
• Corpus Christi police: Woman hits common law husband with beer bottle for not letting her drive after drinking
• Corpus Christi police awards banquet is Jan. 25
• Army honors vets at football bowl game
• Women's Shelter of Texas has online contest
• Corpus Christi murder suspect to be evaluated
• West Oso's new school rings bells
• Port Aransas woman to join effort to save dolphins in Japan
• Alice police seek attacker in road rage stabbing
• Corpus Christi murder suspect to be evaluated
• Corpus Christi leaders see local potential after Oklahoma City visit
• Corpus Christi family, which has struggled with medical problems, wins lawn care franchise
• U.S. Supreme Court won't hear case involving woman's claim to Kenedy fortune
• Robstown police seek man in weekend rape, stabbings
• Corpus Christi council approves $330K for repairs to American Bank Center complex
• Del Mar College, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi streamline transfers for mechanical engineering majors
• Nearly 2,000 Christmas tree recycled in Corpus Christi
• NAS Corpus Christi main gate reopened after gas leak
• Teen arrested, mall security guard injured after shoplifting attempt
• Corpus Christi police catch 4 women attempting to steal from mall
• Deadline for Port Aransas ferry art contest is Jan. 31
• Walkathon Jan. 29 at La Palmera mall
• Foggy patches across South Texas will give way to warmer day
• Corpus Christi restaurant burned in overnight fire
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Forward march
• City unveils plans for improvements at KidsPlace
• Corpus Christi Police Department promotes 10
• Firefighters battle blaze at abandoned hospital building
• Corpus Christi police: Men beat up cab driver after being tossed from strip club
• Corpus Christi police: 3 convenience stores robbed by similar suspect
• Robber jumps into awaiting arms of Corpus Christi officer
• Police chief wants officers to know his job inside and out
• Corpus Christi International Airport eyes niche airlines to boost passenger traffic
• Look back at MLK's 1962 stay at UT-Austin
• Thoughts on Martin Luther King's dreams
• After weekend of rain, South Texas set to see the sun on Monday
• College notes from the Coastal Bend: 01.16.11
• Support, care in time of war
• NAACP reaches across racial divide on how today's issues affect everyone
• Spotlight on Spending: Nueces County spends money on airport that has yet to take flight
• As show comes to a close, the numbers roll in
• Different sparrows visit area in winter
• GI Forum founder honored on birthday
• Arsenic levels in rural community exceed federal limits
• Obesity is not working out
• Hunter: South Texas unified
• 2010 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show results
• Fixed glitch has people paying fines
• Bail set for man accused of robbing Gregory game room
• Siblings have top steers in Nueces County Junior Livestock Show auction
• Diabetes program unveils Healthy Living Center
• Gregory police chief arrested for misdemeanor criminal mischief
• Corpus Christi committee looks to recycle glass
• Woodlawn Elementary student shows classmate box cutter
• Nueces County: Unpaid rent will end minor league baseball team's contract
• Corpus Christi man to join brother in prison for robbery
• Cold-stunned green sea turtles washing up on beaches
• "Blue Bin" to educate community, schools on recycling
• Nueces County: Unpaid rent will end minor league baseball team's contract
• Cunningham Middle School students to offer environmental fair
• Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial to stop delivering babies
• CCISD trustees hear parent’s concern over bus stop
• Military notes: 01.14.11
• Police officials continue search for armed robber in Gregory
• Rainy weekend ahead, strongest storms expected Saturday night
• IceRays must move past last week’s lost weekend
• Parents, students learn about CCISD magnet programs
• Restaurants, shops offer discounts to residents who recycle
• It's swine time for livestock show judges | VIDEO
• Tonight's community meeting canceled
• Amarillo woman receives settlement in Corpus Christi airport incident
• Emergency center coming to Portland
• Woodsboro hires new police chief
• Corpus Christi Beach gets $1M in improvements
• Corpus Christi police: ‘Buzzed' driver hits 3 signs and a crosswalk light
• Teen struck by vehicle while crossing street, Corpus Christi police say
• Texas homeless population falls; number of homeless families spikes
• One more day of cold for South Texas before rainy weekend
• NAACP banquet Friday will honor six
• Corpus Christi police chief: Data shows hustle in 2010
• Larry Elizondo announces bid for re-election
• Birds of a feather and more at Nueces County Junior Livestock Show | VIDEO
• Sunset Advisory Commission recommends few changes to TCEQ
• CCISD superintendent, staff to provide district updates over coffee
• Ingleside highway corridor project contract continues
• Padre Island National Seashore drug, immigration problems spike, letter says
• Corpus Christi State School fight footage ruling not overturned
• Alice man beaten and stabbed on his birthday — two men and a teen charged
• One inch means a $217K need for Nueces County Appraisal District
• Road work in Nueces County this week: 01.18.11-01.21.11
• Girl Scouts' cookies available starting Sunday with 3 new varieties
• Corpus Christi police: Man fatally shoots self in closet during drug investigation
• Obituaries: 01.12.11
• Overnight lows fail to reach freezing in South Texas, but Houston in a freeze
• Contest stitches legacy for livestock show participants
• Man suffers heart attack Tuesday, drives into restaurant
• Packery Channel to be dredged this fall
• Two companies submit proposals for Ingleside's former base property
• Corpus Christi Navy officer remains detained in child pornography case
• Weather officials: cold is here, inland areas freezing
• Police department accepting applications for trainees
• Chilly day in Corpus Christi
• Construction to start in May on Oso Bay nature park and trail
• Del Mar College OK voluntary early retirement plan for faculty
• Driscoll to honor 2 fallen soldiers Saturday
• 82nd Legislature convenes; Rep. Joe Straus unopposed for Speaker
• Corpus Christi solicits public to provide parks feedback
• Off-duty Corpus Christi police officer catches suspected truck burglars
• Man lands in Nueces County jail 6 days after release
• Wind makes it feel like it's freezing in South Texas
• Robstown High School presses on after tornado
• Darling Dobermans at Dobie Haven, Inc. | VIDEO
• CCISD trustees approve sex ed resources
• Man wins Texas Lottery's second-chance drawing for fifth time in a year
• More students arrested and cited for misdemeanors, report says
• Brownsville man sentenced to 24 years on methamphetamine conviction
• Chemical dispersant at police dispatch center causes evacuation
• Corpus Christi Police Department kicks off fitness program
• House fire in Palito Blanco displaces family of 11
• Army chief of staff tours Corpus Christi Army Depot
• Nueces County receives federal money for island mapping
• Corpus Christi enhances brush collection, waives penalty fee for some
• Ray H.S. lockdown over, man with gun identified
• Texas lawmakers faced with $15 billion shortfall
• Corpus Christi police catch suspected robber with community's help
• Man pepper sprayed after trying to hide drugs from Corpus Christi police
• Number of new projects this week for TxDOT
• Arctic blast to reach Coastal Bend after midnight
• Obituaries: 01.10.11
• Crew blasts out school spirit like a Blue boombox
• Puppy home companions
• Taking the throne
• Overnight storms down power lines, shred mobile homes in area
• South Texas' neophytes in Legislature face instant pressure
• Many RTA services already privatized
• Christmas Appeal: $110,000, toys, trees donated
• CCISD council: Sex ed needs more resources
• Livestock show grills up some fun
• A march down Main and memory lane
• Livestock show ignites with welding contest
• Alice apartment fire displaces four families
• Walmart poised to build new store in Flour Bluff
• Family of 10 displaced early Friday by living room fire
• Truck driver's suspicion leads to 8 bundles of marijuana
• Man dies in one-vehicle accident near Crosstown Expressway, Saratoga
• Teen killer freed Friday after judge signs needed paperwork
• Appeals court won't order Corpus Christi judge to release teen killer
• Organizers announce plans Friday for April's 20011 March for Babies
• More than $10,000 stolen from Premont schools, City Hall
• Corpus Christi police arrest man running from loud party
• Corpus Christi police: Clerks attacked, robbed, kidnapped overnight
• 11-year-old steers bike into path of vehicle, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police impounds another vehicle at checkpoint
• Annual Catholic conference begins Friday
• Anthrax hoax shuts down UPS station overnight
• Corpus Christi police: 3 walkers killed in 36 hours
• Kids, ages 3-5, study mixed martial arts in Corpus Christi
• Alice woman wins trip to see Dallas Cowboys NFL Draft
• Lawmakers say studying cruise industry a worthy pursuit
• Baker Middle School band hall named for longtime director
• U.S. Marshals, ATF agents raid home Thursday
• Corpus Christi police checkpoints boost insurance sales
• RTA buys transfer station land for $230,000
• Neighborhood blood studies conflict
• Farmers eligible for Hurricane Alex loans
• Judge refuses to set probation conditions for Corpus Christi teen in fatal shooting
• Heavy rain, tornadoes possible in South Texas Saturday night
• Man arrested for burglary day after 21st birthday
• Alice fights natural gas rate hike
• Man robbed at gunpoint on Padre Island
• Pedestrian killed by RTA bus identified
• Corpus Christi police impound another 13 vehicles are lack of insurance
• Woman critically injured after being hit by CCISD delivery truck
• Colder start to Thursday for South Texas sign of things to come
• Corpus Christi Fuel soccer team works out kicks
• Pedestrian struck, killed by Regional Transportation Authority bus
• Ex-Port Aransas councilman dies in plane crash
• Lawsuit claims Driscoll city administrator fired for reporting wrongdoing
• Corpus Christi Navy officer indicted on child pornography charges
• No big jackpot winners in Texas
• Volunteers sought for downtown Kingsville effort
• Alice plans state of the city address
• Delinquent minor league team in Robstown wants to extend contract
• Corpus Christi police make second arrest in missing explosives case
• Krispy Kreme shuts its doors in Corpus Christi
• 7 vehicles impounded, 31 drivers cited in police insurance check
• New fuel system audit upsets Nueces commissioners
• Crime Stoppers tip leads gang unit to wanted man in woman's bedroom
• Nueces County commissioners issue 90-day burn ban
• Man dies after being struck by pickup on Leopard Street
• Man convicted of harboring cousin who escaped from Three Rivers prison
• Blake Farenthold takes office in U.S. House of Representatives
• Utility pole fire causes power outages, traffic problems
• Lucky Bishop store busy as Mega Millions jackpot soars
• Nueces County’s pursuit for drainage district dries up
• Governor Rick Perry appoints Portland man to river authority
• Governor Rick Perry appoints Brownsville judge to regional role
• NAACP names presidential award recipients
• Solomon Ortiz travel investigation ended by House committee
• IRS no longer mailing tax forms, booklets
• City seeks volunteers
• Corpus Christi man pleads not guilty in roommate's death
• South Texas health officials take notice as flu cases increase
• AEP says it won't have to close Crosstown Expressway tonight
• Cullen Middle School student reports man propositioned her Tuesday
• Windsor Park third-grader brings BB gun on bus, shoots once at floor
• Corpus Christi gets an IMAX theater
• Family of missing Sinton man notified he's at Corpus Christi hospital
• First rain of 2011 possible across South Texas Tuesday
• Corpus Christi homicide figure in 2010 same as 2009
• More brush fires, agricultural impacts ahead for the Coastal Bend
• Corpus Christi police arrest 8 on drunken driving on New Year's Eve and day
• Country star Tim McGraw to play Corpus Christi on April 8
• Former Radiology Associates worker takes plea deal for probation in sex assault case
• Corpus Christi police impound 16 vehicles during traffic stops
• Zumba weight loss challenge kicks off tonight
• Corpus Christi man robbed, shot near bus stop
• Corpus Christi woman stabbed in buttocks on New Year's Day
• City of Corpus Christi begins distributing new recycling bins
• Corpus Christi fire officials: Objects set on fire, shoved through mail slot
• Corpus Christi gang unit seeks man on warrant
• Cedar Pass Drive road work starts today
• Texas A&M-Kingsville wildlife society wins chapter of year award
• Corpus Christi regional fire marshal's office closes
• The Angel's Chapel
• NEWSMAKER OF THE DECADE: Dusty Durrill
• 7th-graders push for more organ donors
• Bank Center's arena profits but auditorium, convention hall post $1.3M loss
• Grass fire Saturday sweeps from Jim Wells County into Kleberg County and King Ranch
• Man shot early Saturday in attempted robbery
• Pilot lands safely after having difficultly controlling aircraft
• Corpus Christi greets first baby of the year
• Table soccer expert makes a foos of him
• Art added to city collection
• A passion for justice, community
• Presiding judge of region could change
• City looking to shed pounds, 'fattest' title
• Corpus Christi police find more explosives Friday in Nueces River
• Whooping crane experts expect record count in next month
• Lawmakers look anew at sobriety checkpoints
• Towing company hauls you, car for free
• Police plan crackdown on uninsured drivers
• Corpus Christi police arrest woman on suspicion of abusing her child
• Teen Court closes after 20-year run
• Aransas County proceeds with record-keeping changes
• State senator files bill to create southbound checkpoints into Mexico
• City will lobby Legislature to prevent more fees
• Mathis gives Marine a hero's send-off
• Tax office: Property owners must pay by Jan. 31
• Moody High School teacher, electrician part of film appearing at Sundance festival
• Fallen Marine, Jose Luis Maldonado, arrives home for final time
• A little chlorine causes a big stink
• 53 apply to be next Corpus Christi city manager
• Christmas tree recycling available in January
• Corpus Christi police: Witness traps car burglars
• Fast-food carhop assaulted
• Farenthold will serve on House Transportation, Reform committees
• Crews repair Southside gas line
• Corpus Christi creates mountains of garbage during holidays
• Stricken by rare disorder, Corpus Christi family forges ahead
• New Year's Eve fireworks? Not in the city, authorities advise
• Caller-Times review: Meeting topics lack key details
• Furry orphans need a home for New Year
• Corpus Christi man lands in jail after holiday argument
• Corpus Christi man dies after Christmas Day argument
• Sinton ISD's VanMatre climbs educator ladder to the top
• Legal community rules: Courtroom can be funny
• No more 'my dog ate my homework' excuses
• Couple finds love late in life
• Focusing eyes on government
• Gibson Elementary student wins Borden art contest
• 19th Street utility work to reduce traffic flow
• Argument between brothers on Christmas ends in shooting
• Pour some milk and enjoy your cookie
• Santa Claus responds to South Texas' Christmas requests
• A sign of things to come
• Avoiding the Grinch at Christmas
• Motorcyclist dies Thursday in collision with truck
• Family gives from the heart, shows kindness for needy children
• Preparing for sharing at H-E-B's annual Christmas Eve meal
• Organizations gather cards for families of two fallen Marines
• Corpus Christi police: Woman reports sexual assault
• Southbound Interstate 37 reduced to one lane at McKinzie, Carbon Plant roads
• 2010 Christmas Appeal: Stories of need touch hearts
• Siblings give Christmas gifts to children at Driscoll Children's Hospital
• Argentine ex-dictator sentenced to life in prison
• Remembering Lance Cpl. Jose L. Maldonado
• Bottlenose dolphins return to Texas State Aquarium
• A tragic end to an otter tale
• Corpus Christi police: Dispute leads to smashing spree
• Corpus Christi police arrest man with 13 previous convictions
• Rockport-Fulton High School wins iPad for raising more than 75,000 pennies for disaster victims
• Man found with grenade launcher pleads guilty to federal weapons charges
• Target Share-a-Tree program providing decorated holiday tree for a local family
• Pettus woman dies after colliding with tractor trailer
• 2010 Christmas Appeal: Good boys deserve reward
• Christmas cooldown around corner for Coastal Bend
• State releases list of low-performing schools that must offer transfers
• Texas wins big in 2010 Census
• Being Santa to seniors | VIDEO
• Ingleside, port begin mending fences
• Man's annual Christmas food drive seeks to help families
• State releases list of low-performing schools that must offer transfers
• Corpus Christi police seek woman seen using missing credit card
• H-E-B education excellence award applications being taken
• Family, friends to hold candlelight vigil for Mathis Marine
• Marines muster more than 31,000 toys in 2010 Corpus Christi campaign
• Corpus Christi police: Teen shot near site of early gunshots
• Felon arrested after Corpus Christi police respond to gunfire call
• Felon found with handgun denies crash despite vehicle damage
• KLUX FM 89.5 to kick off continuous holiday music
• Corpus Christi Midnight Mass to be broadcast live Christmas Eve on radio, TV and online
• CCISD trustees approve $100M in bonds for 2010 bond program
• Interstate 37 construction will cause lane closure Tuesday
• Coastal Bend enjoys warmest temperatures in Continental U.S.
• Planetarium to reach for stars once again
• Mathis Marine's body not expected home until after Christmas
• 2010 Christmas Appeal: Family of four hopes for work and warmth
• 12 men arrested in suspected UK terrorism plot
• Restaurant manager robbed at gunpoint Monday morning
• Local Planned Parenthood chapter drops affiliation
• San Pat Commissioners' death investigator proposal meets with resistance
• CCPD: Officer shoots at pit bull, part of pack that bit 3
• Angel Tree brings smiles to families, volunteers
• Death of woman walking on Crosstown Expressway ruled a suicide
• Corpus Christi police: Argument ends in shooting
• Pair of store robberies may have been same man, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police find man on roof, trying to steal copper
• Man arrested for shooting stray cats, Corpus Christi police say
• TxDOT: No work on US 77, Harbor Bridge projects on Christmas and New Year's Eve
• Dreaming of a white Christmas like 2004? Keep dreaming
• Coastal Bend school notes: 12.20.10
• Mission 911 shelter to honor resident who was shot, killed
• Shoppers search for late bargains
• Relatives mourn Mathis Marine
• Future planners embrace quest
• Post office abuzz on its busiest day
• 2010 Christmas Appeal: Working family needs a hand
• Marketing, business pros: Census numbers pros, cons for Nueces County
• Mathis Marine, 21, dies in Afghanistan
• Thousands find South Texas-style winter wonderland at Candy Cane Lane celebration
• 2010 Christmas Appeal: Happy holiday? It's up to you.
• Crowd mourns Orange Grove Marine
• Wilcox Furniture sees things in a new light
• Annual memorial service honors 30 who died homeless the past
• Windsor Park student brings knife to school
• Man critically burned when abandoned pipeline catches fire
• Coming home this time was the hardest thing Pvt. Stuart Brown has ever done
• Friends, family of man with tuberculosis don't have disease, state says
• RTA route to NAS-Corpus Christi detoured for six weeks
• Port Aransas City Council overturns effort to ban smoking
• Woman arrested on drug possession after pulling baggie from shirt
• Corpus Christi police find woman wanted in bar attack of man
• Man fires gun to protect self, woman, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Man robbed at gunpoint while washing car
• AAA: Corpus Christi gas prices average for Texas
• Cooler weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• U.S. Marine Pfc. Colton Rusk comes home for the final time
• Orange Grove family hopes fallen Marine's bomb dog can live with them
• Corpus Christi gang unit receives grant from Texas for $99,974
• Corpus Christi police officer will return to duties after 30-hour suspension
• 13 suspected Corpus Christi gang members indicted
• State board gives Corpus Christi loan for water project
• Judge Shamsie to decide Corpus Christi teen's fate in fatal shooting case
• Controlled burn at Cabaniss Field Saturday
• NAS-Corpus Christi's Ocean Drive gate traffic restricted by road work
• Corpus Christi police arrest woman for DWI after crash
• Corpus Christi police: Pizza delivery man robbed by pair on bicycles
• Coastal Bend's visit to the 80s will end today
• CCISD students learn money management with board game
• Local environmental activist meets with EPA chief
• Kingsville man sentenced to 13 years in prison
• Commissioners to revisit rules that govern island development
• Corpus Christi unveils new directory to connect people with services
• Cause of Sunday's fatal Alfred fire will remain undetermined
• Nueces County appoints Gil Hernandez to RTA
• Matching bullets from two drive-by shootings lead to man's arrest
• Coles High School meets federal standards after appeal
• Justice of the peace courts to get technology upgrade
• Corpus Christi police arrest man for third DWI
• Funeral for man who died after 2009 accident will be Thursday
• Annaville Baptist Church to host world-renowned Contemporary Christian recording artist
• Ex-boyfriend hangs up 911 call, break into home, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Store owner wins in broken bottle vs. gun
• Corpus Christi police: Two men rob restaurant at gunpoint
• City Council hears update on flooding solutions from Las Colonias residents
• Christmas comes early for local nonprofits
• Adoptable pets: All I want for Christmas....
• City Council awards park landscape contracts to private companies
• City Council approves $1 million grant to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
• City Council approves ordinance prohibiting aggressive panhandling
• City Council hears update on flooding solutions from Las Colonias residents
• City Council gives formal approval to Destination Bayfront plan
• Corpus Christi businessman offer $1M challenge to support Del Mar
• Corpus Christi area continues to lag behind state growth
• Orange Grove Marine's funeral will be Saturday
• Fire department battling grass blaze in Kingsville
• Medical examiner: Cause of man's death in Alfred fire not officially determined
• Corpus Christi police find stolen car after it crashes through fence a week later
• Corpus Christi police looking for armed robber
• Corpus Christi officer injured in accident
• CCISD alters middle school boundaries
• Bottlenose dolphin rescued Friday at Padre Island National Seashore
• Police called back to neighborhood where dog killed
• City may give A&M-CC $1 million for research expansion
• Attorney General outlines allegations against former Jim Wells/Brooks Co. district attorney
• Three sent to hospital early Monday after car strikes palm tree on Ocean Drive
• Corpus Christi police identify pair for stabbing man, throwing him from truck
• Army Corps: No remnants found at former World War II bombing site
• Information on explosive thieves could net tipster $10,000 reward
• Corpus Christi police: Driver flees to dead end
• Teen steals truck, trailer; crashes it during police chase
• Man steals DVD player by putting it down his pants
• Lots of new road work for Nueces County starts this week
• Port Aransas City Council mulls first step toward smoking ban Thursday
• Crisp, cold start to breezy week of Coastal Bend weather
• Del Mar’s reference librarian reads at International Poet Festival
• Felines, fun and friendship | VIDEO
• Port Aransas City Council mulls first step toward smoking ban Thursday
• Man injured by drunken driver in 2009 wreck dies
• Civility talks can better shape student behavior
• Public housing help is sought
• At Ray, some presents are rapped
• Neighbors dispute over dog early Saturday leads to four-hour SWAT standoff
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed, thrown from car
• King Trail grass fire Saturday takes about two hours to control
• Fit and Free By the Sea fitness challenge registers success for some Saturday
• Corpus Christi Education Foundation awards CCISD $27,000
• Men tell Corpus Christi police they were pistol whipped during robbery
• 2 off-duty Corpus Christi officers catch teen in stolen vehicle
• 2 arrested in stabbing death of Corpus Christi Marine in New Orleans
• Candles will be lit by parents who have lost a child
• Military Notes: 12.11.10
• Corpus Christi tries to shed the weight and a label during final fitness challenge weigh-in
• Santa stops at Art Museum of South Texas Saturday
• Warm weekend will turn colder on Sunday
• Gunshots Friday afternoon may be CCPD salute
• In fallen Marine's hometown, everyone is family
• Jury finds teen to blame in fatal shooting
• Wynn Seale parents question CCISD magnet program plans
• District Attorney formally sworn into office
• Christmas tree catches fire, damages two-story house with smoke
• Trial delayed for former attorney Bonilla
• Jury finds teen to blame in fatal shooting
• Trial delayed for former attorney
• Explosives stolen from Corpus Christi police storage units
• Racusin, former jeweler, dies
• Offer of $500 gift card stirs many to get friendly with La Palmera on Facebook
• Jury finds man guilty of criminally negligent homicide
• Federal government postpones lowering smog limits
• Federal government postpones lowering smog limits
• Man drives away from Corpus Christi police, returns to be arrested for DWI
• Woman posing as KIII-TV's Katia Uriarte convinces man to send her $12K for cancer treatments
• Corpus Christi police investigating accident that injures 2
• Latest battle for Alamo involves contract dispute
• Warm weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• Aransas Navigation District Commissioner Tony Dominguez investigated on ethics allegations
• Texas General Land Office removes abandoned barges in Texas waterways
• Robstown man acquitted in double stabbing
• Relatives host fundraiser for woman found dead Saturday
• Defendant in murder trial testifies punch was self-defense
• Grand jury: No indictment for fatal July shooting in Flour Bluff
• John Paul II High School marks five years since founding
• Grand jury declines to indict man in Port Aransas death
• Utility crews to begin three-month project Friday on Kostoryz Road
• Utility repairs set for Thursday, Friday along Gollihar Road
• Corpus Christi police: Man taking hygiene products now faces felony
• Friends, family remember fallen Orange Grove Marine
• 2011 Beach Parking Permits Make Great Holiday Gifts!
• DPS: Motorcyclist killed, other driver sent to hospital Monday morning after collision
• Candy Cane Lane shows sharing of the season
• Table set for whooping cranes
• Police investigating scene where body was found near Laguna Madre
• Setting a course for success
• Egg toss lands three juveniles in police custody Saturday
• Police arrest 17-year-old man who drove into friend at restaurant parking lot
• Pearl Harbor bombing memorial planned Tuesday at Lexington Museum on the Bay
• Two men suspected of stealing rifles found in field Friday
• Corpus Christi police: Pair held at gunpoint Friday in home
• Public meeting set for Monday to discuss school changes at Wynn Seale
• To console and to serve
• Children's parade showcases holiday spirit
• Del Mar grad draws national attention
• Emergency districts overlap
• '911, what's your nonemergency?'
• Woman found dead in brush near Laguna Madre
• Defendant: Boyfriend's 10-year-old daughter lied about burns, abuse
• South Texas artist brings taste of Christmas to Flour Bluff Library
• Witness to police: Female drug dealer’s muscle beats up debt-owing friend
• Corpus Christi police: Burglar(s) break down wall to get into pawn shop
• TEA tabs Moore Elementary as Blue Ribbon nominee
• Bankruptcy Court approves $3.6 million for ASARCO clean up
• Semi-trucks crash head-on at highway speed near Hebbronville killing both drivers
• Driscoll unveils lounge for hospital-bound teens
• Slightly warmer than average Friday, cold front coming Saturday night
• City sues to recoup Memorial Coliseum delay costs
• Friends and family remember police officer who died in fire
• 'You're fired!' didn't stop Corpus Christi contestant on 'The Apprentice'
• Accused father: 10-year-old daughter accidentally burned herself
• Local teacher union expresses concerns with CCISD health insurance plan
• A&M-CC gets OK to seek funds for $16M addition to sports complex
• Man's bail for suspected theft set at same value as item taken
• Panama Drive family's decorated home raises money for charity
• Corpus Christi police find burglars on shopping center roof
• Angel Tree at La Palmera mall benefits more than 1,500 youngsters
• Nueces Co. road work this week: 12.06.10-12.10.10
• Nueces commissioners approve $318K bid for fairgrounds video marquee
• Corpus Christi police looking for thief who stole Salvation Army kettle
• Innovation center in Flour Bluff opens Wednesday
• American Bank accepting Teddy Bears for Women's Shelter of South Texas
• Assistant city manager punished for viewing porn on city laptop
• Corpus Christi police officer dies after tractor flips, starts fire
• Live Oak County wreck kills 1, injures 1
• 18-wheeler flips on U.S. 77 overpass
• Judge to rule on Mauricio Celis' new trial request
• U.S. Marshals arrest man Wednesday who pulled gun on officers serving warrant
• Burned 10-year-old girl testifies father, his girlfriend to blame
• Donald Trump has yet to 'fire' Corpus Christi contestant
• Corpus Christi restaurant manager robbed Wednesday
• Prisoner parole planner to speak to family of Texas inmates Dec. 6
• US 77 flyover closed for hours as crane rights 18-wheeler that flipped
• Nueces commissioners approve replacement of Port commissioner
• Nueces commissioners approve $75K raise for medical examiner
• Corpus Christi police: Man steals mother's TV in hopes of going to jail
• Name your cat adoption price this month
• 1 child injured in Wednesday school bus wreck
• Cold start to Wednesday will lead to warmer weekend
• Undocumented immigrant calls 911 for rescue from South Texas brush
• Two on trial in burned child case
• Senator Hinojosa files calorie-count legislation
• Corpus Christi police mailing 1,000 surveys seeking public input
• City Council tabs Linda Strong for vacant position
• Pentagon study dismisses risk of openly gay troops
• Inmate who walked away from Three Rivers federal prison arrested in Edcouch
• Submit your art for chance to be displayed on a Port Aransas ferryboat
• Corpus Christi police: Stabbing suspect found covered in blood stains Tuesday
• 4 indicted in smuggling case
• Downtown parking meters being bagged Friday for free parking through the New Year
• Coastal Bend will see 20 degree drop in high temperature today
• Medical examiner asks commissioners for a 46 percent pay hike
• CCPD: Female jogger struck by car Monday morning on Ocean Drive
• Corpus Christi police: Woman arrested for interferring with investigation of her son
• CCPD: Man arrested after striking power pole with car; stop sign
• Debate over Corpus Christi council appointment will be closed
• Corpus Christi police find shotgun, unconscious man Sunday
• TxDOT lists road repairs and lane closures this week
• Port Aransas Mayor McMullin envisions growth
• Students turn focus to geography
• Big change coming in weather
• People rethink trip to Mexico
• Joy tops children's list
• Sinton golf course pro shop back in dispute
• Police arrest 18-year-old woman who struck girl, 16, with car
• Flood repairs add up
• Coping with heavy toll of caregiving
• Day care increasingly popular
• Court filings boost revenue
• Parking at airport could be outsourced
• Crowds pack La Palmera mall
• Best Buy opens after morning power outages
• 2010 Christmas Appeal: Kids dream of better life
• High jobless areas focus of development plan
• Rockport, county at odds on software
• Black Friday shoppers' best bet: wear a coat
• Thanksgiving volunteers serve hundreds of meals across Corpus Christi
• Scientists collect Dona Park soil
• One person dies in wreck north of Driscoll
• 60th year of family's Thanksgiving feast brings four generations together
• Family needs help after death of husband, father
• Amputee gets 'second chance at life'
• ‘Tis Tamales Season' Cooking Demonstrations at Heritage Park
• Kids gobble up joy of Thanksgiving / VIDEO
• More shoppers, sales expected Friday
• Turkey dinner for 10 costs less than you would think
• Saying thanks for giving
• Planning, patience must haves for holiday travel
• Children get new families in time for Thanksgiving
• Las Brisas opponents question councilman's vote
• Police focus on public safety with Drive Sober! campaign
• Thanksgiving event in Ingleside open to public
• Skurka sworn in as district attorney
• RTA: No bus service Thanksgiving Day
• Utility work on Leopard Street will reduce westbound lanes through Dec. 3
• Bishop High School teacher recognized for blood donation efforts
• Police say Sunday night shooting in Alice is gang related
• Corpus Christi man struck Friday night on Weber Road dies
• Nueces County jury finds man guilty of murder
• Adame will run for re-election
• Coastal Bend H.S. reunions: 11.22.10
• Presents, holiday cheer thrill elderly residents
• Meal offers Thanksgiving for all
• Adame to run for re-election
• Creepy, crawly college preparation
• Harbor Ferry might resume
• Conservation efforts on tap
• Water-saving landscapes are possible
• City's travel expense grows
• Schools get discipline online
• Thousands pack King Ranch for Ranch Hand Breakfast
• Cameron County recount will resume Monday
• Closing arguments to begin in murder trial
• Burglar(s) rip copper from former Baja Coast restaurant, police say
• Man arrested after demanding $50 for keys lost at strip club, police say
• Corpus Christi police find kids, 1, 2 and 3, wandering street, unclothed
• Police: Man knocks city marshal off motorcycle after running red light
• Corpus Christi police: Man attacked walking home
• Kidney recipient to talk Sunday about benefits of organ donation
• Bishop High School teacher recognized for blood donation efforts
• Nueces part of congressional recount ends without change
• Jury finds manufactured home giant liable for fraud in South Texas case
• RTA managers sit down with union in unproductive meeting
• Corpus Christi fans getting behind King
• Harte Library to host free holiday party Dec. 9
• CCPD: Woman kicks officer while being arrested for stealing men's clothes
• Burglar(s) make off with cash, lottery tickets and cigarettes, police say
• Argument late Wednesday escalates to stabbing
• Corpus Christi officer flips woman’s SUV after running downtown red light | VIDEO
• Free family health festival Saturday targeting diabetes
• Utility work will reduce Gollihar to one lane on Monday, Tuesday
• Wind reversal means cooler Thursday for Coastal Bend
• Farenthold getting oriented to D.C.
• Public access channels to covert to digital
• Joel Osteen event at the American Bank Center Arena on Feb. 25
• CCPD: Woman calling banks, asking about entrances, exits and employee numbers
• CCPD: Woman arrested in Flour Bluff after stabbing man in back
• Corpus Christi police arrest man after seeing him strike man in face, steal necklace
• 54-year-old suspected of DWI after Tuesday afternoon accident, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Teen accused of burglarizing 3 vehicles
• Lagarto woman dies after being run over by her vehicle
• Gobble down a free smoked turkey sandwich for not smoking for a day
• Consultant says RTA is top-heavy, suggests taking over management of administrators
• Navy member returns home Tuesday
• Congressional recount will begin Wednesday
• Man convicted in fatal shooting accused of violating probation
• Corpus Christi officer fired after internal affairs investigation concluded
• Housing authority reopens Section 8 waiting list after five years
• Corpus Christi forms committee to find ways to pay $1.2 billion for streets
• Council supports plan for veterans memorial
• Former bookkeeper pleads guilty in bank fraud case
• CCPD: 50-year-old man arrested on suspicion of dealing drugs at Corpus Christi Beach
• Testimony to begin in trial of man accused of killing estranged wife's boyfriend
• A&M-Kingsville receives $1.5 million engineering grant
• H-E-B on Robert Drive to expand store, parking
• Police: Neighbors thwart attempted home burglary
• Attorney's annual turkey giveaway is Saturday
• Corpus Christi police investigating Tuesday morning shooting
• Police tackle man who walked across highway Monday evening
• Corpus Christi police search for man who offered Miller student money for sex
• RTA board seeks applicants after Connie Scott resigns
• Corpus Christi woman dies in rollover near Edroy
• Report: Old Texas gas lines prone to rupture
• Secret dance group debuts at Islanders game
• CCISD breaks ground on new Berlanga Elementary
• Pair of businesses damaged by overnight fires
• Four jailed when stolen car runs out of gas
• CCISD approves $20.3M health plan despite concerns from employee reps
• CCISD approves $259,000 Communities in Schools contract
• Crews block off parts of Six Points | VIDEO
• Coastal Bend Day of Giving Tuesday
• Harbor lights festival unveils new tree
• Drunken roommates beat each other to bloody mess, Corpus Christi police say
• Assault charge dismissed against Corpus Christi police officer
• Corpus Christi police arrest wanted man and find heroin in his truck
• Murder trial set to begin in stabbing case
• Man arrested after officer spots his car traveling more than 100 mph on SPID
• Corpus Christi council to discuss plans for veterans memorial at Sherrill Park
• Corpus Christi police: Man fires shot during feud with another man
• Harbor Bridge painting maintenance ahead of schedule, TxDOT officials say
• Woman arrested for DWI after driving around wreck scene
• Corpus Christi police: Woman finds ex-boyfriend inside her apartment
• Stolen items found in burglarized vehicle, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police looking for male who tried to grab girl, 15
• CCISD trustees to consider $278,000 prorated contract with Communities in Schools
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 3 a.m.
• Students take steps toward fit lifestyles
• Goodwill GoodGuides mentor program in need of 40 more mentors
• LULAC Council No. 4444 hosting meet and greet Wednesday with new officials
• National Weather Service: Moisture on its way out; warm weekend predicted
• Man flown to San Antonio on Saturday after horse rolls on him
• Tex-Ann colonel has right moves
• Vets find new battle at home
• Need one more reason to give?
• More than 100 people honor veterans at Molina monument unveiling
• Man falls on face, smashes into pole running from Corpus Christi police
• Corpus Christi police find pounds of pot in cooler hidden in car
• Roadwork at Six Points will slow traffic
• RTA raises funds for flood victims
• Corpus Christi police: Man stabbed outside strip club
• Coastal Bend warm temperatures will not carry into the weekend
• A feast of caring
• Honoring heroes past and present
• Christus Spohn unveils $10.3 million renovation to Cancer Center
• Wife of man killed in blast has filed suit
• Open your heart and family
• Corpus Christi drummer advances to district finals of Guitar Center drum-off
• District to apply for another round of funding, despite audit
• Orange Grove teen dies in single-vehicle accident
• Cullen Middle School student reports stranger danger incident
• Pet sales legal on private property only
• CCISD offers veterans chance for diplomas
• CCISD suspends Hamlin teacher on allegations of inappropriate conduct with student
• Obituaries: 11.11.10
• Station Church asks donations for homeless
• Local doctor publishes article in naval magazine
• Car wrecks tie up traffic on South Padre Island Drive
• Corpus Christi police: Robber orders cookie, demands cash
• Texas State Aquarium dolphins on the move
• Memorial Coliseum demolition still lagging
• Kingsville man dies in San Antonio burn unit
• Groups work to save Greatest Generation's memories
• Buyer of Port of Corpus Christi land has until Friday to pay $50K
• Obituaries: 11.10.10
• Local doctor writes memoirs in "An Unforgettable Salute"
• Get corned beef piled high, strudel or cheesecake, at weekend Jewish Food Festival 2010
• City gets Clean Sweep on Saturday
• Ditch your old electronics Saturday
• Company convinces commissioners, gets beach pavilion contract
• Nueces County commissioners oppose Time Warner Cable's digital conversion of public access channels
• Flour Bluff ISD investigating bullying allegations
• District to apply for another round of funding, despite audit
• Community event to raise money for cochlear implant surgery fund
• Corpus Christi police seek man who flashed handgun at security officer
• State rejects Ortiz's petition for recount
• Rockport City Council will reconsider golf carts on city streets
• Police searching for check forger
• Bedroom destroyed in blaze
• Happy birthday, dear Coast Guard
• Molina park is getting upgrade
• Local Marine laid to rest Tuesday
• Cause of 2009 crash that killed two pilots unknown
• Council accepting applications to fill Chesney's seat
• Man trapped in grain elevator in Taft
• Volunteers take part in Day of Caring
• Corpus Christi police: Man covered in drywall arrested after wreck
• CCISD parent reports Ray High School stranger danger incident
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Spirit: Finalists
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Spirit: Ana Cruz
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Spirit: Megan De La Paz
• Kleberg County commissioner Precinct 2 race remains separated by one vote
• Experts: simulcast newscasts doesn't necessarily mean less news
• Ortiz files paperwork requesting full recount
• Obituaries: 11.09.10
• Council approves water main for townhomes after split vote last month
• Don't Mess with Texas campaign comes to Allen Elementary
• Packery Channel parking lot to be completed by July
• Local congregations host "rethink Church" event
• Heart Gallery of South Texas opens Wednesday
• Corpus Christi native debuts dessert cookbook
• A&M system's value as port's master developer questioned again
• Harbor Bridge may get lights again
• Former Bishop hospitalized for leg aneurysm, diocese spokesman says
• Driscoll duo receiving national acclaim for trick play | VIDEO
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Student Athlete: Osaki Bilaye-Benibo
• Police: Man found choking wife early Sunday
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Student Athlete: Dempsey Thornton
• Vandals mar old courthouse marker, walkway
• Las Colonias residents raise funds one plate at a time | VIDEO
• Sales contract for Ingleside property up for approval
• Coastal Bend high school reunions: 11.08.10
• Ortiz requests $13,000 in donations for recount
• Obituaries: 11.08.10
• Transportation officials seek input
• Blood drives: 11.08.10
• Migratory manatee makes a stop in island marina
• CCISD trustees to hear plan for Wynn Seale students
• Police chief puts fourth officer placed on leave this year
• Shoreline Strides seeks runners/walkers
• CCISD public meetings to help Wynn Seale parents understand boundary changes
• Judges sought for Animator 2010 Competition
• Padre Island National Seashore free for Veterans Day
• Funeral for local Marine killed in New Orleans will be Tuesday at Corpus Christi Cathedral
• Corpus Christi police: Man turned in by mother after shooting girlfriend with BB gun
• Heart Gallery opens Wednesday with portraits of 38 children available for adoption
• Delivery truck strikes trees, blocks Peoples Street
• Corpus Christi police: Driver flees, strikes car carrying child
• Renting a grassy spot at the San Pat County Fairgrounds comes with a cost
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 2 a.m.
• Kayak the Nueces River, camp, get some fresh air at San Pat County's new park
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Student Athlete: Finalists
• Santa Claus is coming to town Thursday
• Early morning fire Sunday displaces two adults
• Tuba player selected for national concert
• Health District to host flu vaccine drive Saturday
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Service and Leadership: Finalists
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Service and Leadership: Larissa Liska
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Service and Leadership: Margo Martinez
• Obituaries 11.07.10
• Eat, drink and dance to get your Greek on
• Political Pulse: 11.07.10
• A&M works on Ingleside site
• Nueces County DA Jimenez misses Republican wave
• Port A scientists to study the Arctic
• Democrats left to ponder low turnout
• From the cotton fields to Congress
• Birdies for the Blind features shot against blind golf champ
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Science: Finalists
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Science: David Schumacher
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Science: Robert Ansel
• Obituaries: 11.06.10
• Ortiz will request recount
• Man arrested in Rockport in connection to shooting in Virginia
• Man who ran from police is captured in Rockport
• Police release license plate of suspected hit-and-run driver
• H-E-B issues precautionary recall
• Provisional and overseas ballots not enough for Ortiz to win
• Funeral home owner refuses to be served child support papers
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Performing and Fine Arts: Finalists
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Performing and Fine Arts: Madison Preston
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Performing and Fine Arts: Daryl Gaspar
• Premont High School receives academically acceptable status
• Local band Shake the Nation reaches No. 6 on Billboard Christian chart
• Obituaries: 11.05.10
• Military Notes: 11.06.10
• 'Herons Happen' event set in Port Aransas
• San Pat County food pantries need donations
• Corpus Christi Museum volunteer recognized for 50 years of service
• Accident closes part of Crosstown
• CCISD receives $200,000 for literacy programs
• Man on trial in second killing
• Man sentenced to 20 years for killing woman found near Oso Bay
• Students get cooking
• DPS: Head-on collision near Driscoll sends 7 to area hospitals
• Dead cell phone blamed for late election box
• Former council members could replace Chesney
• Republican sweep will bring several new judges
• Corpus Christi police arrest man, woman with heroin outside charter school
• Republicans widen local appeal, use voters dissatisfied with incumbents to their advantage
• Corpus Christi police seek aggravated robbery suspects
• Hunter's experience will help local freshman legislators
• Police seek man who took teen's car, used it in beer heist
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, General Academics: Finalists
• Nueces County finds seven more votes, all for Ortiz
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, General Academics: Angelica Montano
• Commissioners delay decision on bid for Bob Hall pavilion
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, General Academics: Jason Polasek
• Police launch animal cruelty probe after responding to stabbing
• Food bank seeks donations to fill holiday boxes
• House fire likely started by vagrants, police say
• Obituaries: 11.04.10
• Newly elected district attorney prepares to take office
• Skidmore-Tynan ISD will get a new elementary school
• Portland native Mark Bowlin gets award for book
• Las Luces Del Mar seeks photo contributors
• State denies Garza charter district's appeal
• Expect delays on Gollihar Road at Florence Street
• Democrat Skurka to replace Jimenez
• Nueces Republicans turn out in force
• Neal re-elected as Gonzalez voted in
• Williams holds off incumbent Saldaña
• Late ballot box causes concerns
• Chesney earns nod over Shamsie
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Communications: Finalists
• Farenthold ousts Ortiz in tight race
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Communications: Brook Minshew
• Torres unseats Ortiz as Scott beats Herrero
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Communications: Brittni Peña
• Obituaries: 11.03.10
• Two local motorcycle clubs raise $6,000 in annual fundraiser
• Anti-bullying meeting set for Thursday
• Republicans roll on election night
• Health guru to teach nutrition Saturday at free health event and cook Sunday at H-E-B plus
• Port commissioners to vote on 2011 budget next month
• Stretch of Tiger Lane to close west of Carroll Lane
• Corpus Christi police: Man punched cabbie after asking for fare in advance
• Sale of wine, beer approved in Mathis
• Clouds and breezy weather to clear for weekend
• Ex-Kleberg Sheriff Scarborough dies
• Ortiz not conceding election to Farenthold
• San Patricio chooses Simpson
• One vote separates two candidates in Kleberg County
• Voters OK city election date move
• Late Bee County election results
• $125M for new schools passes
• County has second case of St. Louis encephalitis
• Local SBA disaster outreach center closes Thursday
• Fun in sun is done, for now
• Aggressive driving program takes aim at reckless motorists
• One seriously injured in hit-and-run crash
• Third case of St. Louis Encephalitis reported as mosquito season ends
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Career and Tech: Finalists
• Corpus Christi police looking for woman in connection with Tuesday's shooting
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Career and Tech: Clark Wilson
• Voting machine problems delayed start at Lindale Senior Center
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Career and Tech: Ryan Morris
• 60-day, 3,000-mile torch run bring attention to plight of immigrants
• Border Patrol seizes 10 pounds of methamphetamine near Kingsville
• Police seeking woman who shot another in the leg
• No bids on Ingleside surplus property
• Second case of St. Louis Encephalitis reported as mosquito season ends
• Obituaries:11.02.10
• Scouting for food campaign begins
• Cold front arrive in Corpus Christi about 4 a.m.
• Early voting indicates Republicans could gain ground locally
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 1 a.m.
• Coastal Bend students' college notes: 11.01.10
• Record high temperature possible Monday before cold front arrives
• Mystery dinner tickets on sale for AIDS benefit
• Corpus Christi Messiah Chorus openings
• Obituaries 11.01.10
• Candidates visit Moody High
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 1 a.m.
• A family scene of fun & treats
• Marine, former Tuloso-Midway quarterback killed early Sunday in New Orleans
• How to avoid the Holiday 5
• Man falls 25 feet, waits 3 hours for help, police say
• Drummer to compete in store's district competition
• Corpus Christi police charge man with DWI after rollover accident Monday
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Achiever: Finalists
• Statewide No Child Left Behind conference to be held this week sells out
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Achiever: Luis Flores
• Man throws tantrum early Monday after police refuse to call his mother
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars, Achiever: Lilia Ramos
• Police: Dachshund and man's wife grab hold of Corpus Christi officer
• Aransas/San Pat District Attorney details use of forfeiture funds
• 2010 Caller-Times/Citgo South Texas Distinguished Scholars honors 18
• Four die in Saturday morning crash east of Robstown
• Political Pulse: 10.31.10
• Bond to fund new schools
• 2010 Distinguished Scholars judges: Multitasking students stand out among nominees
• 'Airborne all the way and then some'
• New program trains welders
• Obituaries 10.31.10
• Military notes: 10.29.10
• Democratic Party asks for bribery investigation into four GOP candidates
• Man, dog not hurt after engine quits in plane
• Nueces County District Clerk's Office receives incomplete or inaccurate criminal records
• Police lieutenant files discrimination lawsuit
• Navy looks to Jim Wells, McMullen to test radar
• Obituaries:10.30.10
• Woman suspected of stabbing common-law husband
• Obituaries: 10.29.10
• Colder Friday, but sunny, warm weekend ahead for Coastal Bend
• Driscoll CPR trainers part of team to train members of Gov. Perry's staff
• 3 adults and teen detained after suspected car burglary spree, Corpus Christi police say
• Corpus Christi police: Teens shot at early Friday
• Supporters of Robstown drug treatment facility to meet award-winning actor
• 2 convicted felons were found with guns and drugs after shots were fired, Corpus Christi police said
• Plane crashes at Nueces County Airport
• Obituaries: 10.19.10
• VFW group collects letters for troops
• Texas A&M-Kingsville wildlife research group to shoot video for Texas Wildlife Association
• Catholic day shelter getting new activity and therapeutic center
• Inventors' competition kicks off
• Las Colonias residents retain attorneys for flood claims against city
• Corpus Christi International Airport celebrates new facility
• Corpus Christi Crime Stoppers named most productive for seventh straight year
• This October offers more weekend fun
• Welder Wildlife Refuge debuts native grass demonstration garden
• Corpus Christi police find boy, 11, inside Trade Center with two BB guns
• Prosecutor mulls charges in flap involving editor, Alaska Senate candidate
• Sinton man arrested in car reported stolen in San Antonio
• City could offer as much as $1.8 million in incentives to attract 240 new jobs
• Veterans Service Officer to be guest at coffee club
• Corpus Christi ISD's Parent University set for Thursday
• City Council approves plan to flag offenders caught by red light cameras
• Robert Drive work set to begin
• Corpus Christi City Council hires firm to create master park plan
• Early voting turnout expected to surpass 2006 gubernatorial race
• Obituaries 10.18.10
• Public meeting offers last look at Destination Bayfront design
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 11 p.m.
• Political Pulse: Skurka to appear on "Kitchen Politics" tonight
• Incarnate Word Academy Montessori turns 45
• San Patricio Commissioners approve renaming of airport near Ingleside
• Two firms vie to offer Harbor Ferry service
• Harbor Half 2010
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 11 p.m.
• College notes from Coastal Bend: 10.18.10
• Coastal Bend school notes: 10.18.10
• Coastal Bend high school reunions: 10.18.10
• Corpus Christi Reads announces winners of art, poetry contest
• Raising a tree for the fallen
• Corpus Christi police arrest man believed to have stolen urn in September
• Grant program helps students get the GISt of things
• 64-year-old man killed while working under daughter’s car
• Siblings beat drugs, make plans for future
• Corpus Christi residents to pay $53K in brush fees
• Candidates have strong voting records
• Corpus Christi police: Man throws drugs out SUV window
• Harbor Half 2010
• Corpus Christi police pull pair from truck after they flip it while doing doughnuts
• Obituaries: 10.17.10
• Q&A: Corpus Christi ISD Bond
• CCISD District 4: Candidate Q&A
• Port Aransas centennial celebration bustles with activity
• CCISD District 3: Candidates Q&A
• CCISD District 1: Candidates Q&A
• Miller not likely to be closed
• Gone, perhaps forgotten
• Race: Texas House of Representatives — 27th District
• Election overview: 10.17.10
• State race, national issues
• Facing surgery Monday, woman battling breast cancer renews vows with husband
• Political Pulse: 10.17.10
• $125M sought for new schools on Southside
• Fixing health care tops Mishou’s list
• Developing jobs lead Ortiz's goals
• Farenthold aims to fortify border
• Obituaries: 10.16.10
• Calallen ISD, Place 6: Candidates Q&A
• Calallen ISD's Place 5: Candidates Q&A
• Calallen ISD Place 1: Candidates Q&A
• Calallen ISD, Place 2: Candidates Q&A
• Corpus Christi doing better than it appears, official says
• Corpus Christi Police Department event focuses on breast cancer
• Two arrested in connection to gambling operation
• All that jazz
• Three arrested after police recover drugs, guns
• Former Bee County Judge says he is a better choice for House District 35
• Local heroes pose for 2011 Power Heroes calendar
• Q&A: State Representative District 35
• Saratoga Boulevard roadwork is for safety, not maintenance
• Two candidates vying for Calallen ISD's Place 1 seat
• Even the best city streets need maintenance
• DA candidates trade accusations
• Artists paint the town in Port A
• HR manager, chemical dependence counselor vie for Calallen ISD's Place 5 seat
• Tuloso-Midway ISD, Place 6: Candidates Q&A
• Obituaries 10.15.10
• Adopt-a-Pet: The Cattery| VIDEO
• Corpus Christi officer shoots, kills pit bull that tries to attack him
• Witness helps police make arrest in burglary
• Man doesn't get far with stolen lawn mower
• Corpus Christi police officer faces third indecency felony charge
• Race: Tuloso-Midway ISD, Place 7
• Ferry drifts when steering goes out
• Longtime Texas auto industry lobbyist Gene Fondren dies
• Two teens caught with goods during suspected home burglary
• Hans and Pat Suter nature park to get improvements
• Flour Bluff's Huckabee named Texas secondary schools teacher of year
• District 35 State Rep. Yvonne Gonzalez Toureilles cites experience
• Military notes: 10.16.10
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in search of families to host Turkey Day meals
• New overpass near Robstown means I-69 is one step closer to fruition
• Judge revokes probation for man convicted in Burlington shooting
• Obituaries:10.14.10
• Corpus Christi police: Teen says other teens stole his cell phone, iPod
• Corpus Christi officer finds stalled car, suspected drunk driver
• Corpus Christi police: Man doesn't get far with stolen lawn mower
• Event gets cracking with about 900 lobsters
• Witness helps Corpus Christi police identify burglary suspect
• City, RTA negotiating Southside park-and-ride
• Lane closure on Staples Street starts Monday
• Attorney seeks mother of abandoned boy while police close case
• Race: Tuloso-Midway ISD, Place 5
• Race: Texas House of Representatives — 34th District
• Race: Tuloso-Midway ISD, Place 2
• Corpus Christi firefighters extinguish house fire Wednesday on Bloomington Street
• Trumpeter blasts for 50th year in this weekend's Texas Jazz Festival
• Race: Calallen ISD, Place 2
• Longtime president of jazz society has only missed two festivals
• Drummer by happenstance still keeping rhythm
• Texas needs to be more aggressive in educating residents
• Port Aransas turns 100 years old Saturday
• Bishop family loses house, five cats to fire Tuesday
• Bag 'em, flag 'em and tag 'em | VIDEO
• Music weekend offers jazz, brass quintet, choral concerts
• San Pat County Commissioner Jim Price points to successes as reasons to re-elect him
• San Pat Commissioner hopeful Stewart Wilson touts experience with county operations
• Race: San Patricio County Commissioners Court, Precinct 4
• Balancing educational, insurance programs with budget shortfall key to Herrero's plan
• Scott to focus efforts on bolstering petrochemical, tourism, health care, industries
• Birthday party for Baby Addison
• Embattled nonprofit stabilizes budget, but still faces financial constraints
• Obituaries:10.13.10
• Corpus Christi police: Man reported speeding crashes early Wednesday
• National Weather Service: Cooler temperatures expected through the weekend
• Nueces County to drivers: Pay red light camera tickets or be denied registration
• Gary Lee, one of 52 held hostage in Iran in the 1970s, dies at 65
• Nueces County looks at strengthening cleanup efforts
• Ceremony honors those who died in attack on USS Cole
• Road improvements approved
• City Council approves money to increase uninsured driver enforcement
• Commissioner Betty Jean Longoria recognized for service
• Council OKs new recycling program, incentives
• Nueces County jail renovation could open soon
• Q&A: Nueces County judge
• Neal cites careful fiscal oversight
• Man apologizes to police while arrested inside building with busted door
• Gonzalez counts youth as a plus
• League of Women Voters will hold Thursday forum
• Obituaries:10.12.10
• Roadwork to close Wooldridge Road for 3 weeks starting Wednesday
• Reliant Energy gives Salvation Army $5,000 to help others
• Challenger Torres focused on job creation and budget deficit
• Show your pooch Saturday as part of Port Aransas centennial celebration
• State Rep. Ortiz proud of his accessibility
• Port commissioners to discuss Naval base sale at today's meeting
• Woman sues federal government over local airport incident
• Council to vote on recycling incentive program
• Orchids in bloom at nature center
• City wants to deny vehicle registration for unpaid red light tickets
• Race: Texas House of Representatives District 33
• Police arrest man after he hit an officer
• Race: 13th Court of Appeals, Place 3
• Police: Two women accused of shoplifting, one pulls gun on security
• Mother moves family forward after youngest son killed
• CCISD plans alternative placement for one-time drug, alcohol offenders
• City waterline vote stalls low-income housing project
• CCISD expects $20M in savings for 2008 bond projects
• Simpson emphasizes growth
• art of south texas
• Q&A: San Patricio County judge
• Q&A: 105th District judge
• Q&A: 148th District judge
• Coastal Bend High School notes: 10.11.10
• Race: Nueces County Commissioner Precinct 2
• Refuge of Hope gets $1,000 donation
• Argument leads to fistfight, stabbing outside strip club
• Ray volleyball will host Dig Pink event
• Carroll Lane demolition begins
• Where Nueces County crews are working on road repairs this week
• Police: 30-year-old man struck by car Sunday
• Political Pulse: Local lawyers' candidate poll favors incumbents for judges' races
• Glor na Daire Academy of Irish Dance dancers earn honors
• Gonzalez focuses on revenue plans
• Artist picked for residency at disability conference
• Chemical plant worker hospitalized
• 1 hurt in drive-by shooting
• Hernandez touts his work ethic
• Hordes of gourds
• Driscoll's NICU Reunion set for Oct. 16
• Business professor brings dance to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
• Safari Club to honor conservationist Dan Pedrotti with Capstick Award
• Developer, state settle suit. four other cases pending over infrastructure setup at colonias
• Catholic Charities helps families, individuals live better lives
• Voters decide who's got the goods, 12,000 turnout to rate area businesses
• Blood drives: 10.11.10
• Obituaries 10.11.10
• Coastal Bend High School reunions: 10.11.10
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours : 10 p.m. Nueces County Jail
• College notes for the Coastal Bend: 10.11.10
• Frank Trevino writes 'Getting in Shape' book
• Port of Corpus Christi cuts workforce by 5 percent
• Boys & Girls Club gears up for Halloween
• Red Mass prayer service will be Tuesday
• Couples hope wedding will be a perfect 10
• Controversial formula popular
• A bayfront opportunity?
• Where to find that perfect fall snapshot
• Obituaries: 10.10.10
• Race: County Court-at-Law No. 5
• Proposed Interstate 69 could cost $16.5 billion in Texas, officials say
• Race: District Attorney
• IT'S THE ECONOMY — but there's nothing simple about it
• Experience is key, Skurka says
• Jimenez takes aim on more efficiency
• Markwest to undergo planned maintenance
• More than 1,100 take part Saturday at Dancing Through Downtown
• Political Pulse: 10.10.10
• Few kids choose to change districts
• feat hed help here help here
• Obituaries:10.09.10
• Sinton Elementary principal arrested, on leave
• Corpus Christi police officer facing more charges in bar brawl
• Housing authority seeks $22 million to demolish, redevelop La Armada complex
• Man indicted in fatal June stabbing
• Three indicted on murder charge in Kingsville bar fight
• Hundreds expected to 'Dance Through Downtown' Saturday to fight diabetes
• Domestic violence unit aims to help victims
• Filmmaker Dana Brown to premiere surf movie in Corpus Christi
• Search continues in Falcon Lake for American tourist
• Police detain two teens Friday on suspicion of felony graffiti on a church
• Former trooper indicted on a charge of theft
• Military notes: 10.09.10
• Bayfront's new design ideas draw praise at meeting
• Residents, organizations honored for public service
• Aransas County, state and federal officials tour Cedar Bayou
• Corpus Christi police officer posts bail on indecency charges
• CCPD: Man arrested for trying to buy crack cocaine at bus stop
• Obituaries:09.09.09
• City to pay majority of Buc Days' costs
• Heat delays Sinton skate park plans
• TCEQ gets earful at meeting
• Bayfront's new design ideas draw praise at meeting
• Speakers at meeting slam state environmental agency’s effectiveness
• Obituaries:10.08.10
• Mexican newspaper magnate: Democracy not enough
• Ag in the classroom
• Authorities arrest most-wanted man on Crime Stoppers list
• Appeals court rejects bid to overturn capital murder conviction
• Horror musical's producers promise a mess in audience splatter zone
• TxDOT begins Report a Pothole initiative
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month events
• Newly opened Portland Visitor Center offers guidance on food, lodging, entertainment
• Jim Wells County grand jury indicts man for fatal stabbing in Orange Grove
• Corpus Christi police: Teen punches female employee in face while trying to steal TV
• Man arrested after flipping car, Corpus Christi police say
• Fort Hood shooting suspect’s attorney blocks mental exam
• Alice man is seriously injured in stabbing at cemetery
• Japan's piano superstar will play with Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra
• TxDOT begins Report a Pothole initiative
• Obituaries 10.07.10
• Destination Bayfront meeting is tonight
• Corpus Christi economy seems to be leveling off
• Prostitution sting yields nine arrests
• Teenage boy dies
• Squirrel causes power outage Tuesday night, power officials say
• More than 60 National Night Out events take stand against crime
• Fulton hopes for golf carts full of tourists
• Nearly 2 tons of marijuana seized by Border Patrol
• Corpus Christi police: Woman robbed at knife point in parking lot
• Corpus Christi police arrest teen after Tuesday car chase
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi seeking public input on redesign of Izzy the Islander
• Obituaries:10.06.10
• Utility work Wednesday night to affect Lipan and Carancahua intersection
• American Red Cross seeking volunteers to help at 50th Jazz Festival
• Public meeting on TCEQ Sunset Review to be held Thursday at Del Mar
• Destination Bayfront site plan to be shown Thursday
• Corpus Christi resident named semifinalist in Kidz Star USA competition
• Monthlong Corpus Christi Reads begins Wednesday with focus on Edgar Allan Poe
• Man dies from injuries in single vehicle crash
• Construction company failures stall work around city
• Carroll Lane students move into old Lexington Elementary
• Flint Hills shuts down unit for maintenance
• Flood victim's car in plain sight near Oso Creek
• Fire officials confirm explosion was accidental, caused by natural gas
• Baker Middle School one of 25 Blue Ribbon schools in Texas
• Those who help homeless meeting this week to better serve at home
• Ingleside surplus property goes to auction
• Corpus Christi police: Woman crashes after being accused as a robber
• City and county officials team up to combat auto burglaries
• New VA clinic to be built on Bear Lane
• Police chief marks year on job
• Local attorney to receive award for helping free Minnesota man
• Jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• Corpus Christi police chief Troy Riggs marks year on job
• Nominations accepted for environmental awards program
• Coastal Bend Area Combined Federal Campaign kicks off its annual fundraiser
• Obituaries: 10.05.10
• YMCA looks to expand tutoring program
• West Oso ISD reaches out to Las Colonias families
• Collectors find comic relief Sunday
• Photo contest event honors local leaders, unveils new book
• Group: Corpus Christi incentive offer exaggerated by company
• New low-income town homes planned
• St. patrick gives owners, pets its blessing
• The Beach 96.5 FM gets a new morning host
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 9 p.m. at the fire station
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 9 p.m. at the fire station
• CCISD volunteer honored
• Reserve officer retires from Corpus Christi Police Department
• Coastal Bend H.S. reunions: 10.04.10
• Blood drives 10.04.10
• Third annual Logan benefit will be held Oct. 9
• Medicaid estate recovery education meeting planned
• TxDOT road work in Coastal Bend this week: 10.04.10-10.08.10
• Corpus Christi police: Woman arrested for stabbing ex-husband
• College notes: 10.04.10
• Corpus Christi police arrest 4 after large fight at Southside night club
• Third person dies from Sunday's shooting, Corpus Christi police say
• Coast Guard: Fire in Conn Brown Harbor parking lot
• Obituaries 10.05.10
• Coastal Bend College receives $45,000 grant from Texas comptroller
• A&M-CC considers Dr. Hector P. Garcia school
• Teen arrested after hitting clerk following iced tea run, Corpus Christi police say
• Residents gather to fight crime
• Two-vehicle collision injures three Saturday night near Robstown
• Police investigating shooting
• Obituaries 10.03.10
• Maxwell Air Force Base seeks CAP members
• Realms Con: From a world far, far away ...
• Border security on the line
• Political Pulse: 10.03.10
• Reinventing the two-wheeler
• Making bikes, building a future
• Mapping Ingleside's path
• HALO-Flight takes woman to hospital after wreck
• Gold Star families assured their loved ones won't be forgotten
• State authorities seek escaped Nueces County sex offender
• Dancing in diabetes fight n Mireles students dance to Zumba
• Obituaries:10.02.10
• New specialized VA clinic to open next year
• Malfunction at Flint Hills Resources’ East Plant causes flaring
• Carroll Lane students will attend Lexington starting Monday
• All dressed up and something to do
• Supporters of former radio DJ protest his firing
• Kids throwing rocks causes 3,600 to lose power
• Navy seeks to use eminent domain to acquire Goliad Airfield
• Sulfur leak contained quickly
• Corpus Christi police: Man steals TV, returns next day for DVDs
• More pipe bombs found as agents continue investigation
• Corpus Christi police find teen girls in stolen car
• State to test Hillcrest water
• Man, woman caught trying to break into vending machine, Corpus Christi police say
• Officer indicted in barroom brawl
• Taking a WishFlight
• Judge sentences man to two years in jail for fatal crash
• Calallen grad bumped from 'Project Runway'
• Children's Bargain Basement Sale
• Obituaries:10.01.10
• Del Mar College summer grads can view commencement on demand
• Cha-cha at Del Mar
• Coliseum demolition slow to finish
• Cadet for a day
• SBA to offer low-interest loans to flooding victims
• Mauricio Celis sentenced to suspended jail time, probation for posing as peace officer
• Rockport man sentenced to 21 years in prison for child pornography
• Military notes: 10.01.10
• Corpus Christi police officer indicted on indecency charges
• Corpus Christi police: Gunmen bust into home, shoot man
• Graffiti vandal gets probation, community service
• West Oso ISD officials enforce new dress code
• Candidates focus on industry issues, concerns
• Hunger Action Day at Food Bank of Corpus Christi
• Filling judges’ seats could take months
• Jury will continue deliberations in child assault case
• Handyman gets surprise home makeover Wednesday
• Man police found injured in parking lot, was beaten after trying to steal woman's purse
• Family and friends honor 16-year-old Bishop girl who died Tuesday after car wreck
• 37 Coastal Bend childrens charities slice $350,000 Valero golf pie
• Graffiti vandal takes 10-month jail sentence
• Judge sentences man to 40 years for sexual abusing same girl as twin
• Police retrieve active pipe bomb from a parking lot
• Aransas County ISD resolution passes at TASB convention
• Indictment against jail official rejected
• Authorities working fatal accident on Business 35 in Aransas County
• Salem who carried on Thanksgiving dinners dies
• Potential price for new water pipeline: $143 million
• Obituaries: 09.30.10
• Local Memory Walk is Nov. 6
• Annual Spirit Award dinner honors Sarita and Bob Hixon
• Check Friday Caller-Times for Fall and Spring parks' activity guide
• Motorcycle run Saturday to raise money for breast cancer
• Aransas County building needs lightning grounding system
• Rollover crash in Gregory seriously injures three
• Local woman becomes licensed unity teacher
• Falfurrias Border Patrol stop yields notorious gang member, authorities say
• Obituaries:09.29.10
• Gold Star family recognition planned Saturday Oct. 2
• A&M-CC athletes playing volleyball for breast cancer
• Judge throws out indictment against jail commission director
• Police: Man and 5-year-old killed after rollover wreck
• Two men take activated gift cards from two different convenient stores
• Defendant: Twin brother may have molested girl
• Residents plead with city to buy flooded houses
• Conference invites local women to a spiritual transformation
• No headline - Womens_conference_box
• Sk8 del Sol Festival & Exhibition offers free street skating
• Live Oak County Sheriff's Office: 28-year-old man stabbed early Tuesday
• Concert at Brewster Street Ice House tonight to help flood victims
• Stage is set: mtvU concert to rock A&M-Kingsville
• City of Corpus Christi starts citing for early brush set-out
• Corpus Christi remains among state's slowest-growing areas
• U.S. District Judge Janis Graham Jack will retire June 1
• Calallen ISD's Almendarez named state superintendent of the year
• State confirms first Nueces County case of West Nile virus in humans this year
• Del Mar College rewards student in drawing for tuition, books, meal and parking
• 'Biggest Loser' at Haas middle school
• CCISD gets $6.6 M grant for magnet programs at Wynn Seale, Miller
• Volunteers clean up area beaches
• Police: Fight at Port Aransas pool was about a woman
• Corpus Christi police: Man grabs wrench inside pawnshop, pawns it back to store
• No headline - ns_trinity_dunking
• Corpus Christi police: Stereos stolen from unlocked cars at dealership
• A&M-K awaits mtvU tour
• City Council urges national seashore to keep most speed limits the same
• Foresight Golf to take over Corpus Christi’s city-owned golf courses
• CCISD gets $6.6M grant for magnet programs at Wynn Seale, Miller
• Raw videos: Troops in Firefight With Taliban
• Women's conference will be Oct. 1-2
• Obituaries: 09.28.10
• Local native Troy Halsey publishes his first work
• Report: Police say gunman dead at UT library from self-inflicted wound
• Sisters in hospital after car wreck in Kingsville
• Help Texas State aquarium win $250,000 grant
• KRIS-TV's audio back on, news expected to return Tuesday
• Crews begin debris removal at Corpus Christi Beach blast site
• Sinton seeks parade participants
• Safe boating classes offered Oct. 2
• Corpus Christi police: AC unit taken from antique store
• CCPD: 23-year-old man stabbed Sunday during fight with two teens
• Corpus Christi gas prices higher than state average
• Police investigate stabbing Sunday
• Morrow brings "Brand New Me" to Brewster Street Thursday
• Del Mar book club puts readers on same page
• CCPD: Husband and wife stabbed Sunday after telling man to turn down his music
• Obituaries 09.27.10
• Capital murder conviction sends Ismael Gonzalez, Justin Lopez to prison for life
• Bayfest 2010: Community effort
• CCPD: Man nearly drowns Saturday in Flour Bluff canal
• Council may outsource golf
• CCPD: Boy, 16, punches officer in mouth at school
• Police target uninsured drivers
• New ball fields on tight schedule
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours
• Seminar addresses veterans issues
• Obituaries 09.27.10
• London ISD to get high school
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours
• Adopt-a-Pet: PALS Animal Shelter| VIDEO
• College notes from Coastal Bend: 09.27.10
• Coastal Bend High School reunions: 09.27.10
• Port Aransas police: Man suffers injuries in assault at pool
• Obituaries 09.26.10
• More than 1,000 volunteers clean up tons of beach trash Saturday
• A week later, a flood of woes
• Political Pulse: 09.26.10
• Harte economist, lawyer study unique aspects of spill
• Offshore drilling a dirty, risky, messy business
• An affair of the Harte
• KRIS experiencing problems with signal
• Coast Guard: Man, 50, rescued from charter boat after complaining of chest pains
• Corpus Christi, other cities file lawsuit against Time Warner
• Tampering charge dropped against Corpus Christi police officer
• 1,128 push pedals Saturday in three Conquer the Coast rides
• Clear skies for Bayfest tonight
• Local will sing national anthem before Texans-Cowboys game
• Take a wild ride at Bayfest
• Chance of rain should go away Sunday night
• Obituaries: 09.25.10
• PALS hosts evening of fashion and food
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi gets OK for $20M parking garage
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi mascot will get a new look
• One of four convictions thrown out for Robstown man in deputy assaults
• Cupcake phenomenon hits Corpus Christi
• Ulta now open in La Palmera
• God's gang worth joining
• Corpus Christi police: Foosball game ends in beating
• Author: Stay true to self
• Corpus Christi police looking for driver who fled scene of accident on foot
• Teen detained after stolen phone found in his pocket
• Robstown man indicted in pedestrian's death
• It's not to late to sign-up for a chance to win a car
• 2 men held in rape case at rehab center
• Obituaries:09.24.10
• Walmart donates to Boys & Girls Club program
• Firefighters kick off cancer awareness campaign to wear pink T-shirts
• Traffic accident has closed Old Robstown Road near Driscoll Middle School
• Walmart giving American Red Cross $5,000 to help local flood victims
• Parts of 15 roads closed for Saturday's Conquer the Coast race
• Rockport woman killed in hit and run
• House badly burned in overnight fire
• Admission to Padre Island National Seashore is free Saturday
• Coastal Bend road closures, flooded roads update
• Experience India at downtown church Sunday
• Border Patrol agents rescue 15-year-old girl near Kingsville
• Aransas County Animal Shelter's tick problem under control, officials say
• Corpus Christi police: Wanted teen found with couple's missing medication
• The Art of the Brick
• Find three days of fun at Bayfest
• As state assesses damage, local groups step up to help flood victims
• Chapman Ranch post office returns to full service
• Driscoll children's drawings inspire hope and faith for holiday joy
• Corpus Christi police: Suspected drunken driver drove home and said he was sleeping
• Rockport man wins $1M in lottery
• Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures moves Moon Festival to Oct. 23
• Know about crime instantly
• Motel fire investigation requires heavy equipment, officials said
• Record precipitation may not go away yet
• Baker Middle School helps kick off new H-E-B education award offering
• Corpus Christi Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Capital murder trial for half-brothers continuing in Jim Wells County
• Obituaries 09.23.10
• Mensa testing day to be held Oct. 9
• American Bank employees wear jeans for program
• Rockport artist displays work in three art shows
• Rain may let up, but clouds won't
• Commission on Children and Youth hosts Community connections
• City brush collection continues to Area 3
• Man arrested Tuesday after tying up 73-year-old woman in Portland
• Coastal Bend road closures, flooded roads updated
• New drug dog to join sheriff's department ranks
• Brothers on trial in capital murder case
• Harte Institute increases Gulf Coast research collaboration efforts
• Faith Based Summit will discuss solutions to gang problem Thursday
• Sixth pool of Corpus Christi mosquitoes tests positive for St. Louis encephalitis
• 'He will be missed dearly'
• Nueces County code enforcement department gets new name
• Flooding nothing new to colonia residents
• Nueces County to get help drafting dune erosion response plan
• Raptor lovers flock to Hazel Bazemore Park for weekend raptor watch
• Convicted sex offender gets 14-year sentence in child porn case
• Stone Temple Pilots' Corpus Christi show rescheduled
• Residents stuck in contract-for-deed trap
• Gas pipeline location delays road repair project
• Corpus Christi police: Store employee robbed at gunpoint in aisle
• Obituaries:09.22.10
• Off-duty officer catches man with tools in grass by church's AC unit
• Journalist speaks in Rockport
• Corpus Christi police: Owner of generator chases thieves down freeway
• Senators encourage students to apply youth program
• Heavy rain continues in Aransas County
• Driscoll offers holiday cards, gifts, 2011 calendar
• Police Department, other organizations honor individuals
• Divers find body in car in water at Oso Creek
• Pickup hydroplanes and flips early Tuesday on downtown highway exit
• Updated road closures for the Coastal Bend
• Officials close Chapman Ranch post office for flooding
• Corpus Christi Beach motel fire investigation resumes Thursday
• Ocean Drive gate for Naval Air Station reopens
• Until the water recedes some, area counties won't know for sure how much is damaged
• Fall Adopt-A-Beach is Saturday at 10 Coastal Bend sites
• Lindale Senior Center closed because of plumbing problems
• More than 100 people attend city council meeting to talk flooding
• Some districts to resume classes Tuesday
• Corpus Christi police seeking public's help with Buggywhip Drive burglar
• Del Mar College court reporting program unveils new lab
• Police seeking couple suspected of using counterfeit $50 bills
• EPA announces voluntary program for air flex permit holders
• Council narrows list of search firms for next city manager
• Stormy weather
• Road closures in Nueces County this morning
• APAC to stay open, hire about 25
• Obituaries:09.21.10
• Sea City Work Camp begins accepting applications
• Weather not expected to affect Bayfest
• Coastal Bend High School reunions: 09.20.10
• Power outage at Calallen's Wood River Elementary
• Number of Coastal Bend schools closed Monday
• Agua Dulce ISD closes early Monday
• Coastal Bend road closures updated
• American Red Cross continues shelter efforts for flood victims
• Web conference helps Texas families make informed home care decisions
• Weather closes Naval Air Station Corpus Christi's Ocean Drive gate
• Boy was 'Pilot for a Day'
• Corpus Christi officials: More than 100,000 gallons of wastewater mixed into flood water
• Physician to present ground-breaking study
• Corpus Christi police: Man wanted on warrants found hiding in attic
• Holiday bazaar in Kingsville seeks vendors
• Police catch robbers after officer recognizes one in security footage
• Car goes into Oso Creek
• Hicks Elementary opens for first day
• Road closures in Corpus Christi
• City's drainage system overwhelmed by rain
• RTA cancels, delays routes because of flooding
• South Texas wind conference begins Tuesday
• CCISD to host College Fair
• Most crops harvested before heavy rain
• City aims to crash beach parties
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 7 p.m. at the football game
• Obituaries 09.20.10
• College notes: 09.20.10
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 7 p.m. at the football game
• Coastal Bend school notes: 09.20.10
• Director conducts harmony at Baker
• Blood drives 09.20.10
• Oso Creek expected to reach all-time high mark
• County service officer ready to assist veterans
• Heavy rainfall drenches the area
• Obituaries 09.19.10
• Officials delay Markwest-Javelina facility restart
• Public housing smoking ban
• Crime statute increases penalties
• Political Pulse: 09.19.10
• Illegal dumping brings big costs with limited resources
• County Road 73 a favorite spot to dump trash
• Officers feel like counselors for property owners
• Two arrested in connection to guns, drugs
• To Ghana, with love
• No headline - ns_vase_exhibit
• No headline - NS_TAMUCC_party
• First look at Hicks Elementary New school ready for students
• Gas still suspect in blast at motel
• Rain washes out Rock the Rail event
• Rain delays JudahFest two hours
• One boy's lemonade stand is fighting cancer and helping sick and needy children
• Obituaries:09.18.10
• Falfurrias checkpoint gets 9,000 pounds of pot
• Officials shut down Markwest-Javelina facility after failures
• Judge will decide fate of man convicted in fatal crash
• AEP Texas names new president, chief operating officer
• 37 people apply for RTA CEO's job
• Witnesses share accounts of explosion
• Police look for tire dumper
• Fire at Citgo burns out in four hours
• Rock the Rail fundraiser set for Saturday near Bob Hall Pier
• Students get help with college
• Man shocked Friday while working in lift on Up River Road
• 6-year-old will sell lemonade Saturday for Lance Armstrong Foundation
• Miller assistant principal selected as new Driscoll principal
• District 1 candidate drops out of CCISD school board race
• CCPD: Man arrested for DWI had unrestrained child, 2, in back seat
• Fire marshal deems Corpus Christi motel fire site safe for people in proximity
• Obituaries:09.17.10
• Energy efficiency fun day planned Sept. 25 at Beat the Heat center
• Stolen gun found at man’s residence, Corpus Christi police say
• Chamber TV show offers glimpse of business community
• City Seeks Applicants to Serve on Boards, Committees or Commissions
• Border Patrol agents find two women in car trunk Tuesday
• Survival of the fittest
• Shakira gives fans a deal on tickets
• Corpus Christi police: Two people caught shoplifting Tuesday, one runs
• Explosion sets off building fire near Texas State Aquarium
• Witness follows 3 suspected taggers until police arrived
• Nueces County refinances bonds to save $2 million
• Local lawyer receives probated suspension
• Bush daughter on a mission
• Aransas County Airport seeks $710,000 for fence
• New book features Corpus Christi resident Bruno Andrade
• Obituaries:09.16.10
• Council will hire search firm to replace city manager
• Chamber website returns
• Court created to help veterans get back on track
• Sugar art showcase
• City Council protests Time Warner change of public access channels
• Property upkeep is problem throughout city
• Grand jury decides not to indict man in Father's Day killing
• Border Patrol rescues family of three lost in brush
• Hair today ...
• CCPD: Two men caught stealing lawn equipment from mall parking lot
• Public shares ideas on slowing seashore traffic
• Breakfast, Mass continue Hector P. Garcia's legacy
• Hair donation event turnout exceeds hospital's expectations
• Valero restarts unit shut down for maintenance
• TAMUCC to host 223rd birthday party Friday for U.S. Constitution
• No headline - ns_rain
• King Ranch Book and Kingsville native featured on website
• Obituaries:09.15.10
• Corpus Christi police: Man hit by truck on Leopard
• Former Ingleside base purchase moves forward
• CCISD's Adult Learning Center celebrates new location
• Report: Conditions improved at state school, but more work needed
• Roadwork near Cefe Valenzuela Landfill
• Port votes Tuesday on sale of Ingleside property
• Hicks Elementary to open Monday
• Abandoned baby tested positive for cocaine
• Fundraising drive for cancer awareness kicks off
• Taft man in critical condition after Portland accident
• Woman shot in the neck early Monday
• Kayak or canoe Oct. 23 in Corpus Christi Paddle Prix & Rally
• Coastal Bend counties look at autopsy savings
• Local author releases new books
• Obituaries:09.14.10
• Botanical Gardens extended summer hours end
• Asian Education Center hosts Moon Festival
• Corpus Christi police catch teens running from burglarized cars overnight
• City may offer builders incentive for infill development
• Coastal Bend college notes: 09.13.10
• Coastal Bend High School reunions: 09.13.10
• Irish dancers bring home awards from the third annual Texas Coast Feis
• Mirador welcomes author Linda Armstrong Kelly
• Traffic light installation will cause delays along SPID next few days
• Conference to help grandparents, relatives caring for children
• Former city councilman and a restaurateur join new Spanish radio afternoon talk show
• CCPD: Woman locks herself in home Sunday with revolver
• Bomb scare shuts down portion of Commercial Street in Aransas Pass Sunday
• Former West Oso ISD superintendent dies
• Corpus Christi police find marijuana grow operation at burglarized home
• Forum fuels beach speed study
• Man knocked out by unknown attacker, Corpus christi police say
• ¡Viva Mexico!
• Police identify woman shot by man who mistook gun for cigarette lighter
• Beach trash to backyard treasure
• Former police officer takes plea on child indecency charges
• Early lessons vital for children
• Former West Oso ISD superintendent dies
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 6 p.m. haircuts
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 6 p.m. haircuts
• Obituaries 09.13.10
• Obituaries 09.13.10
• Obituaries: 09.12.10
• Social media -- multiple uses, one goal of keeping people connected
• Social media glossary
• Woman shot in neck after early Saturday dispute
• Woman shot, killed at Friday gathering
• Brush of confidence program gives wigs to sick kids
• New tax rates in T-M, Calallen, Robstown
• Jimenez, Skurka tout qualifications
• Perry, White clash on education
• An overgrown mess
• Abandoned homes a sore spot for the county
• Commercial buildings rarely demolished by city
• Police looking for truck in connection to urn theft
• 'Let him hear it'
• Sept. 11 local observances
• Transplants help man see again
• Mexican Independence Day celebration Sunday
• Politics via Facebook posts, Tweets
• obituaries:09.11.10
• TEA team to help Premont ISD address concerns
• Train hits pickup, kills one
• KEYS walk focuses on reconnecting students with school
• X-rays of human remains reveal identity of missing woman
• Miller High School teacher assaulted by student
• One arrested in connection to shooting
• No headline - NS_tashlich
• Fight ends in arrests for aggravated assault, bribery, Corpus Christi police say
• Local heroes honored at Friday breakfast for outstanding service
• Corpus Christi city manager's retirement package tops $100k
• Niña is back in Corpus Christi Marina after hull repair
• Calallen, Robstown and T-M elections for tax rate changes Saturday
• Obituaries:09.10.10
• Harbor Bridge to have two lanes closed today
• Las Brisas judges won't move up hearing as company requested
• Council cautioned to curb text messaging during meetings
• Corpus Christi police officer indicted on felony charge
• Saying 'thank you' to first responders
• Asian Education Center hosts Moon Festival
• Obituaries:09.09.10
• Researchers celebrate grants that help non-game wildlife
• County applies for federal grant to buyout homeowners near river
• Students leap back into FROG program
• Burglars steal clock-shaped urn
• Firefighters being served Friday meals by H-E-B volunteers
• Border gets eyes in the sky
• Baker Middle School receives Blue Ribbon status
• Veterans want a memorial that's accessible, educational and familiar
• Corpus Christi police: Man finds clock-shaped urn in dumpster, ashes gone
• Local artists nominated for Latin Grammy
• CCPD: Man barges into home of former boss and bites him on thigh
• A&M-CC president: Future looks good
• 8 South Texas veterans being inducted Saturday into Third Coast Museum Hall of Fame
• Property taxes, on average, drop in 2010
• Man leads Corpus Christi police to counterfeit money he saw while digging through trash
• Botanical Gardens extended summer hours end
• City Seeks Applicants to Serve on Boards, Committees or Commissions
• Irish dancers bring home awards from the third annual Texas Coast Feis
• Mirador welcomes author Linda Armstrong Kelly
• No headline - commpage_miradorshow
• A&M-K faces housing shortage
• Texas State Aquarium gets marsh observation deck, now vying for playground splash park
• CCPD: Relatives step forward of woman believed to have been found dead in Flour Bluff
• County wants cut of drug forfeiture funds
• Bob Hall Pier expansion could be under construction soon
• Obituaries:09.08.10
• Ballet Folklorico Viva Mexico begins enrollment
• Time Warner delivers school supplies to children
• Corpus Christi officials say brush pickup to return to schedule on Sept. 13
• Corpus Christi gang unit arrests teen for second time in four weeks
• Parents of Aransas Pass toddler who died in hot SUV want their other kids back
• State Board of Education member Mary Helen Berlanga fined $150 by Texas Ethics Commission
• Two undocumented immigrants rescued
• Fifth pool of mosquitoes tests positive for St. Louis encephalitis
• Slain teacher remembered as giving, caring
• CCPD: Man with stocking over face robs convenience store early Wednesday
• Tropical Storm Hermine was rain, wind but little damage
• Police await lab results needed for arrest in death of 90-year-old woman
• Family of five displaced after fire in Alice
• Tuloso-Midway ISD hires new business manager
• Rain, wind, relief
• VIDEO: Man pulls 20,000-pound truck
• Symphony orchestra announces auditions for orchestra positions
• Texas A&M-Kingsville closed today
• Learn plans for veterans memorial and share your thoughts at Wednesday night meeting
• A&M-CC president's picnic moved to Dugan Wellness Center
• Tropical Storm Hermine leaves thousands in Coastal Bend without power
• Hermine should bring winds of 30 to 45 mph, 4 to 8 inches of rain
• Jail commission executive director pleads not guilty in local case
• Ongoing road projects will result in lane closures this week
• Corpus Christi police: Man, woman shot late Monday
• Harte library celebrates 10 years in Flour Bluff
• Pair of fish kills in Baffin Bay
• Drive begins to fix city's streets
• CCPD: Man stabs two people during fight
• Chamber offers free career-growth training
• Corpus Christi police: Shoplifter pulls out scissors, bites security officers
• Port Aransas police investigate death of man after fight
• Police: Caller reports homicide, says he did it
• Candidate addresses Labor Day crowd
• NAS Corpus Christi's Ocean Drive's gate closed this morning
• Chamber offers free career-growth training
• Harte library celebrates 10 years in Flour Bluff
• Obituaries: 09.07.10
• Junior league sells Lobster Fest tickets
• For her, perseverance pays off
• Building their own Treehouse
• Obituaries 09.06.10
• A&M-CC wins $2.9M for nursing students
• Blood drives 09.06.10
• College notes: 09.06.10
• Coastal Bend school notes: 09.06.10
• CCPD: Man stabbed with knife late Saturday during argument
• Woman and friend dragged by SUV early Sunday
• CCISD incentives reward students
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 5 p.m.
• Months-long job search after layoff
• Obituaries 09.05.10
• Wreck closes Harbor Bridge northbound traffic to one lane
• Paddle for Parkinson's raises $6,000 to fight disease
• Human remains found in brush
• The city's gone fishing — for tourists: Come one, come all
• High-tech welcome awaits city's visitors
• 13 ounces at birth: Against the odds, healthy Addison nears first birthday
• Bureau works to get word out
• Political Pulse: 09.05.10
• Summit takes aim at gangs
• No headline - NS_T-M_tech
• City police have new strategies this Labor Day weekend
• Border Patrol agents detain 21 suspected illegal immigrants
• Jury decides woman loses parental rights
• Policewoman, firefighter rescue from car in surf
• Police beefed-up holiday weekend patrol yields 15 citations and two arrests
• Obituaries:09.04.10
• Corpus Christi Hawk Watch underway at Hazel Basemore County Park
• New food pyramid can turn your diet upside down
• Las Brisas hearing delayed
• Assault rifle, marijuana and cash found during arrest
• TAMU-Kingsville freshmen welcomed to campus and Javelinas tradition
• JAKE 107.3 FM back on the air
• Jurors find man guilty of sexual assault of a child
• Coastal Bend sex offender compliance check leads to 61 arrests
• Young dolphin freed from fishing lines
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi considers $20 M parking garage
• Man sentenced to 55 years for sexually assaulting boys
• Former City Manager Noe named finalist for similar job in Colorado
• Hearing for former DA is delayed
• CCISD: No more &*%#@*$#
• Harbor Bridge's right lanes closed for 90 days
• Prosecutor resigns, criticizes DA in letter
• Obituaries:09.03.10
• Coastal Bend school notes: 09.06.10
• Suspected serial burglar arrested
• Local oil and gas workers rally for jobs, deep sea oil drilling
• Despite slow start, energy stimulus money now on ground, officials testify
• School is in at A&M-Corpus Christi, water supply is out
• Corpus Christi police: Woman strikes mailboxes, parked car after fleeing
• Woman hits ex-boyfriend with car, later spits on Corpus Christi officers, police say
• U-verse offer more Spanish channels
• Man killed in head-on collision in Duval County identified
• Clergy join mayor to announce Sept. 11 memorial prayer plans
• Obituaries 09.02.10
• Corpus Christi airport gets $2.8 million in federal funds
• Staff names abandoned baby boy Jacob Michael
• Texas A&M-CC program offers iPads, tutoring for grad students
• Nueces County jury find man guilty of criminally negligent homicide
• Obituaries:09.01.10
• Corpus Christi police called to early Wednesday stabbing
• Man who flipped car in stable condition at hospital
• Dallas company buys KIII-TV
• IceRays paint the ice red
• Drainage improvement to shut down parts of Hopkins Road
• Accuser says man assaulted him while he was passed out
• Breakfast is served after a donation to Metro Ministries
• Ortiz's travel costs probed
• Man crashes, sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries
• Father: 11-year-old killed by truck Saturday was "full of life"
• Monday burglary nets burglar(s) more than $5,000 in valuables
• NAS Kingsville breaks ground on fitness center
• CCPD: Woman ran man over with car outside club
• Arrest made in fatal shooting of Premont man
• Corpus Christi police seek help in catching man in connection with burglaries
• Testimony begins Tuesday in trial of man accused of assaulting teenage boys
• Jury begins deliberations in fatal head-on crash
• One arrested after shooting in bar parking lot
• Escobar to retire as Corpus Christi city manager
• Officer on leave after being accused of sexual contact with girl
• Del Mar College's Regents approve $77.2 M budget
• 'Apprentice' has all the answers
• Corpus Christi council votes to increase tax rate 2 cents
• County Judge Loyd Neal's speaking skills hurt by neurological disorder
• Parental rights on the line for mother
• Station Church seeks donations of Bibles, clothing
• Weber Road church celebrates 50th anniversary
• Obituaries:08.31.10
• Mayor to announce Sept. 11 memorial prayer plans
• Health care reform forums set for Thursday
• Lowering tax rate could hit street maintenance budget
• Beatles music 24/7 until Friday
• Man tells Corpus Christi police he was robbed in bathroom
• City receives two 2010 television programming awards
• School reunions: 08.30.10
• Corpus Christi firefighters on scene of morning house fire
• Road repairs scheduled for Cedar Pass Drive at Everhart Road
• TXDOT: Various closures on SPID today, Tuesday
• Boy, 11, dies after being hit by truck on Mustang Island
• Obituaries: 08.30.10
• Students take to farmers market
• Jury selection set for man accused of assaulting teenage boys
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 4 p.m. Snow cones
• Corpus Christi police: Man had mobile meth lab in his car
• CCISD police get new equipment
• Appeals court: Corpus Christi state school fight footage stays out in accused ringleader's case
• Going on vacation? Don't tell Facebook
• Newborn boy dropped off at fire station
• Woman who starved son could lose parental rights
• Nueces Republican Chairman Ron McLain resigns
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours: 4 p.m. Snow cones
• Blood drives 08.30.10
• College notes: 08.30.10
• Living the Life Ministries hosts women's conference
• Obituaries: 08.29.10
• Hair donations for wigs for cancer patients
• Judge challenged on taking a raise
• Welder Wildlife refuge plans education center
• Volunteers spruce Martin Middle School on Saturday with Lowe's grant funds
• Obituaries 08.28.10
• A&M-Kingsville president bans tortilla tossing at football games
• Caregivers doing God's work, keynote speaker says
• Arbitration panel awards Seashore Investments $31 million in dispute with BNP
• Burglary, auto burglary down after policy change
• Police nab 25 marijuana plants from indoor grow
• Live Oak County jail guards suspected of sexually assaulting inmates are arrested
• H-E-B's Help End Hunger campaign raises $15,000 for local food bank
• Corpus Christi gas prices rise slightly
• Seal of approval at VASE show
• Software glitch causes problems at Alice High School
• Public weighs in on bayfront
• Man sentenced to 10 years for trying to have sex with minor
• Woman, 88, assaulted Thursday while watering her yard, Corpus Christi police say
• Oil industry leaders rallying Sept. 1 to discuss petroleum industry impact on Texas jobs
• Utility work will affect McArdle Road traffic Monday to Friday
• Annapolis Christian hosts seasonal craft sale
• Donations by Boeing presented to Evans Elementary School
• Obituaries 08.27.10
• DPS graduates San Diego trooper
• Renewable energy: A $2 billion opportunity for Texas
• Escobar discussing retirement, says he has no timeline set
• Local gas prices are 2 cents higher than the state's average
• Woman seeking medical help hits parked fire truck
• 76th Southwest Open chess tournament planned Labor Day weekend in Corpus Christi
• Cotton modules catch fire in Taft
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi establishes $1.2 M in scholarships
• Obituaries 08.26.10
• "In the Company of Greatness" sold out
• Hospital receives medical Gold Performance Achievement award
• Sock Hop Sept. 11 to raise scholarship funds
• Corpus Christi police: RTA driver held at knifepoint
• Fourth pool of mosquitoes tests positive for St. Louis encephalitis
• TxDOT: Work crews out at night this week
• First-Year Islanders program aims to help freshmen adapt
• Laguna Shores Road construction delayed again
• Nueces County commissioners keep tax rate the same
• Local officials steer NAS land-use committee
• Southside express bus service on the way out
• Inmates claim sexual abuse at Live Oak County jail
• Obituaries 08.25.10
• Martin Middle School getting new landscaping Saturday
• Witnesses pin down driver accused of DWI after Brawner Parkway crash
• City tax rate in limbo
• Del Mar College to offer 24-hour, in-person registration Thursday, Friday
• Corpus Christi police: Man in custody may be linked to grocery store stabbing
• RTA plans to operate Harbor Ferry again in 2011
• City could pay millions to meet TCEQ requirements for wastewater plant
• Man accused in fatal crash was caught speeding earlier that day
• First day of school smooth for most students
• In with the new - almost - for Hicks Elementary students
• Former Caller-Times night editor remembered
• Neighborhood Destination Bayfront meetings start this week
• CCISD defers decision on nonprofit's contract
• G-P, Flour Bluff educators honored as regional teachers of the year
• Trustees approve $125M bond election for new high, middle schools
• Loaves & Fishes will stop serving breakfast Sept. 1
• CCISD approves $271M budget
• Knuckleheads shuts it doors
• Tax abatements for wind farm produced jobs, new roads in San Pat County
• Commissioners to vote on county, hospital district budgets
• San Patricio County keeps 20 percent of all alcohol sales at San Pat Fairgrounds
• In with the new - almost - for Hicks Elementary students
• City budget cut spending, restored car allowances
• Jail commission backs executive director in letter
• Obituaries 8.24.2010
• Art Museum receives accreditation milestone from American Association of Museums
• Regional teachers of the year being recognized Tuesday
• Annual Hornet Swarm Tuesday
• Students from 19 Catholic schools to celebrate mass Wednesday
• Football players lend a hand on move-in day
• Coastal Bend High School reunions: 08.23.10
• Blood drives 08.23.10
• Ranger and cheer classes offered at local recreation centers
• Palacios leaves behind legacy at Del Mar
• Experiences with Coastal Bend birds
• Woman drowns Saturday on North Padre Island, teenager rescued by police officer earlier
• CCPD: Man stabbed after bumping into another man's girlfriend
• Obituaries: 08.23.10
• Corpus Christi in 24 hours : 3 p.m. lifeguards
• Scheduled road work in Coastal Bend this week
• Gathered in faith
• Man held on immigration detainer, intoxication assault charge after crash
• About $4.1M headed to local schools
• Corpus Christi police looking for man who stabbed another over cooking pot
• CCISD to cover dropout program
• Jury selection underway in manslaughter case
• Ring that bell — school is in
• Corpus Christi police catch teens suspected of burglary
• Tax man banks on trust
• Robstown Fire Chief Richard Gonzalez is free on bond following arrest Saturday
• San Antonio drowning victim identified
• College notes: 08.23.10
• Alice boy spends wish money on electronics to share with brothers
• Political Pulse: 08.22.10
• Donation idea fuels debate
• Schools look to revise tax rates
• What happens after the hurricane?
• Winners named in Corpus Christi 7-day Film Project
• Uninsured drivers owe millions in unpaid fines
• Help refresh our Aquarium with your vote
• Obituaries 08.22.10
• Jail standards director indicted by grand jury
• Obituaries:08.21.10
• South Texas jobs at stake due to offshore drilling moratorium, officials warn
• Premont man dies from shooting in park
• Cashiers cited after police say spray paint sold to minors
• Del Mar College 2010 summer graduates
• walking on the moon
• Corpus Christi man indicted in child sex sting
• Comprehensive tests planned for Nueces County contamination site
• Judge: Man accused of murder won't get reinstated bail
• NAS Kingsville main gate closes Saturday
• Healthy cooking show auditioning for teen hosts Saturday
• Obituaries:08.20.10
• Aveda Institute hosts talent show
• Alice brothers with muscular dystrophy get wishes
• Children's shelter opening new wing Wednesday
• Former Javelinas' star Bailey dies
• Communities in Schools furloughs employees
• Officials tour new elementary schools
• Flour Bluff teacher named state finalist for teacher of the year
• Police foundation aims to help those who serve
• Police looking for more witnesses to fatal shooting
• Storage building fire at H-E-B tennis facility burns firefighter
• Dona Park residents sound off on soil study
• Suspected car burglar found with glass cutting tool in pocket
• Health district holding last back-to-school vaccination clinic Saturday
• Man tells Corpus Christi police he was robbed by fake officers
• Del Mar College airing graduation Friday on cable TV, live webcast
• Corpus Christi police arrest man suspected in bank robbery
• City sues parent of graffiti vandal
• Freer girl, 5, dies after being hit with air rifle shot by brother
• 40 years later, a Moody Can Can Girl is still dancing, now on CMT
• Move-in day at A&M-Corpus Christi
• St. Paul receives $10,000 grant
• Premont police: Man found shot in head overnight
• Corpus Christi police use Taser on man after he trashes house
• Cause of Aransas Pass marina blaze remains undetermined
• Welcome Home, soldiers
• Mauricio Celis' attorneys ask for new trial
• Police: Fatal shooting of businessman not random act
• District judges set fixed rate for transcripts in indigent cases
• New year, new school for Calallen ISD
• Man suspected of stealing getaway car for Wednesday attempted robbery caught
• Parents get ready: Tax-free weekend starts Friday
• CCPD: April's most wanted gang member apprehended
• Nueces County elected officials eligible for pay hike
• Former Brooks, Jim Wells D.A. indicted for felony
• Obituaries: 08.19.10
• Pocket offers pay-as-you-go electricity service
• Southside Walmart could open a year earlier than planned
• Raw videos: Suspect Drives Head-On Into Texas Police Car
• Obituaries: 08.18.10
• Cathedral announces talent search for new choir members
• Flour Bluff chiropractic clinic giving free service for Red Cross donations
• Fundraiser for man murdered in Orange Grove today
• Corpus Christi police officer put on paid administrative leave
• Del Mar College's regents propose 25.80 cent tax rate
• MTV spotlights A&M-Kingsville
• Del Mar College, A&M-CC kick off joint enrollment program
• Police identify man fatally shot on Southside
• More mosquitoes test positive for virus
• Two groups accosted for money early Tuesday while walking to fast food restaurant
• CCISD needs parents, community to help district behavior
• Punishment phase for Mauricio Celis begins Oct. 1
• Two men injured when truck crashes off overpass
• Medical examiner names teen struck Saturday who died
• Bad storm year still in forecast
• Photos released from Monday's bank robbery
• Obituaries: 08.17.10
• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to meet with Dona Park residents
• Sheriff Kaelin attends training conference in Fort Worth
• Check your vehicle for free
• Catholic Charities helping those in need
• Corpus Christi voters to decide on charter amendments in November
• Jehovah's Witnesses 3-day convention this weekend open to all
• Orange Grove man's family says he hoped to be state trooper
• Corpus Christi Council may pay $350k to catch up on brush cleanup
• Texas wants you to claim cash and properties that's yours
• Police: Family says hamburger meat contained mercury
• Man robs bank at Airline, McArdle
• 19-year-old man stabbed to death near Orange Grove
• 13 apply for Corpus Christi RTA CEO's job
• Paintball training for CCISD officers
• July 4th - Big Bang Celebration
• Dive into the Summer 2010 Swim Programs with the Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation
• Summer 2010 Schedule At Cole Park Amphitheater
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation’s Summer 2010 Guide is Available Now!
• Kick-off Your Summer With Our Splash Weekend!
• Earth Day - Bay Day Celebration
• Easter Bunny Coming To Visit
• Easter 1000-Meter Swim at Collier Pool
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation To Offer A Spring ‘Micro-Soccer’ Youth League
• 'Chalk It Up For the Arts' - 2010 Corpus Christi Festival Of The Arts
• Valentine’s Day 2000-Meter Swim At Collier Pool
• Winter Wonderland Marks Anniversary Of Snowfall
• ‘Tis Tamales Season' Cooking Demonstrations at Heritage Park
• CANCELLED: Third Annual CCSC Heritage Park Ghost Tours Benefiting Toys For Tots
• Bay Jammin’ Ho liday Cinema Series
• Cooking Demonstration Presented by Angie Earwood
• Corpus Christi Spook Central’s Halloween Fright Festival
• Confetti Girl – Wear your Wackiest Socks
• Children’s Book Illustrator Don Tate Visits Greenwood Library
• Bay Jammin’ Holiday Cinema Series Free 2009 Entertainment Schedule At Cole Park Amphitheater
• Halloween Teen Dance At The Corpus Christi Gym
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation’s Winter 2009-2010 Youth Basketball League
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department’s Get Up and Get Out! Play Day 2009
• Heritage Park Ghost Tours Offered During October
• October For Kids At The Library
• Green Products Site TheSecondLeaf.com Launched During Earth Month By Industry-Leading Tech....
• Annie's List is Hosting a FREE Campaign Training on April 24!!
• Annie's List is Hosting a FREE Campaign Training on April 24!!
• Cajun-Style Cooking Demonstration Presented by Buddy Toepfer at Heritage Park
• Annie's List Free Campaign Training April 24!
• Annie's List Free Campaign Training
• 6th Annual Underwater Egg Hunt
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation’s: Youth Baseball Tournament
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation’s Girls Fast Pitch Tournament
• 'Taste of Italy' Presented by Ryan Anderwald at Heritage Park
• Public Paranormal Investigation at the Ward McCampbell House
• Zumba - New Fitness Class for Adults During Spring 2009
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation To Offer Men’s Flag Football Tournament
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation To Offer Youth Basketball Tournament
• 'Soul Food' Presented by Joel Mumphord at Heritage Park
• Sister Cities International Young Artists’ Competition
• Texas International Boat Show
• Public Paranormal Investigation at the Sidbury House
• Dive-In Movies
• Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation’s Aquatics Program Wins TPPC Agency of Year Award
• Chicken Cuisine - Presented by Phillip Shipley at Heritage Park
• 'Greek Cuisine' Presented by Virginia Livaditis at Heritage Park
• Valentine’s Day 2000-Meter Swim at Collier Pool
• Have Plans to Head to the Beach? 2009 Beach Parking Permits Are Now Available
• Announcement of Sister City Committee's 2009 Summer Exchange Students
• West Texas Artists II
• Latchkey After School Program Expands to ServeCalallen Independent School District
• City to Offer Aquatics Certification Training Courses During Spring 2009
• Corpus Christi Festival of the Arts
• Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra Announces Its 2008 – 2009 Season
• Construction Consultant In Florida Advices Clients On What To Do To Prepare For Hurricanes
• 70th Buc Days
• Obama in 2008
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Product Feature: Summer & Fall Yard Cleanup Tip - Coneivore

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