Texans know all too well the hassle of driving down I-35, especially during rush hour. Whether you are traveling through San Antonio, Austin, or Waco on through to Dallas, I-35 has become a congested and overused highway. With thousands of people moving to Texas each year, the state has become … Continue reading
If you live out in the Bishop – Kingsville area then you have probably noticed the many changes occurring on U.S. 77. There are a number of traffic changes taking place as part of the $79 million dollar project to upgrade U.S. 77 between Driscoll and Kingsville. Two of the … Continue reading
In the intricate tapestry of valor and perseverance, few narratives stand out as profoundly as that of Le Roy and Rosie Torres. Their extraordinary journey, marked by triumph over seemingly insurmountable challenges, has not only captured the hearts of many but has earned them the prestigious title of Caller-Times Newsmakers … Continue reading
Yesterday marked the 50th anniversary of the horrific shooting that took place at the iconic tower at the University of Texas. Charles Whitman was a trained marine sniper who positioned himself atop the 27-story UT tower in 1966 and began shooting at will. This was the first mass shooting on … Continue reading
It seems a new bridge, new dog park, and more bike lanes aren’t the only thing coming to Corpus Christi. There is also talks about bringing the cruise industry to the Texas coast, somewhere between Calhoun and Cameron counties. Galveston is currently the only city in Texas that has a cruise … Continue reading
The impact of Uber on reducing drunk driving has been a subject of research and discussion. Several studies have suggested a potential correlation between the availability of ridesharing services like Uber and a decrease in drunk driving incidents. The convenience of requesting a ride through a smartphone app may offer … Continue reading
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times announced that Corpus Christi had ranked 3rd among 100 cities across the nation as one of the best cities to drive in. Although this may sound weird considering residents concerns over our potholes and congestion, there are a number of factors that kept Corpus on the … Continue reading
Sporting activities are a part of the fabric of American life and have been for much of our history. Even as children, millions of us regularly play baseball, softball, basketball, and similar sports – both on the playground and in more organized settings. In recent years, however, more attention has … Continue reading
If you were a kid in the 90’s then most likely you aren’t reading this and are actually playing the new number one gaming app called Pokémon GO! The app which is taking the entire world by storm has caused a cultural flashback to one of the most popular animated … Continue reading
While students are enjoying their last few weeks of summer, Herrman and Herrman, P.L.L.C., is working to make sure that local students are prepared and equipped with the supplies they need to have a fresh start to the new school year. Help us Stuff the Bus and get school supplies … Continue reading
