Corpus Christi Caller-Times

6 days ago | caller.com | John Oliva

John OlivaCorpus Christi Caller TimesYWCA President and CEO Nancy Wesson-Dodd will retire at the end of June after 29 years of service. A search committee is actively seeking Wesson-Dodd's successor. A retirement celebration will be held in Wesson-Dodd's honor on May 17. Nancy Wesson-Dodd, the president and CEO of the YWCA, will retire from the nonprofit at the end of June. She has been with the YWCA for 29 years. "It seems like it's a good time to retire," Wesson-Dodd said in her office.

1 week ago | caller.com | Jeff Abbott

A federal judge rejected a lawsuit aiming to reinstate a policy preventing immigration enforcement in sensitive locations like churches and synagogues. Plaintiffs plan to present further evidence of the policy's impact on attendance and community fear. A federal judge has refused to block the Trump administration's reversal of a policy that barred immigration enforcement in sacred locations, including churches and synagogues.

1 week ago | caller.com | Charles Trepany

Kayla Kane doesn't usually throw parties for herself. The 27-year-old social media content creator says birthdays are usually lowkey. She tends to forget to celebrate life's major milestones. But after she went on a fantastic date that eventually led to her having sex for the first time in over a year, she felt like she had something worth commemorating. Kane and her friends decided to throw an "anti-celibacy" party to honor the moment.

1 week ago | caller.com | Quinton Martinez

The stakes are ramping up in every spring sport as district titles and regional berths are on the line and several standouts are among the finalists for the Driscoll Children’s Hospital Caller-Times High School Athlete of the Week for April 7-12. The Caller-Times is taking weekly nominations and will release a list of finalists for the High School Athlete of the Week each Tuesday.

1 week ago | caller.com | Alana Edgin

Egg prices are expected to be lower for Easter 2025 compared to previous trends. Record high egg prices in January were attributed to avian influenza and a decrease in laying hens. Wholesale egg prices dropped 55% between March 1 and March 29 due to lower consumer demand. Despite recent price drops, egg prices remain volatile and can change rapidly.