Considered long overdue, a committee has formed to honor former Corsicana Police Officer Sgt. Robert (Bob) Glenwood Robinson, Badge No. 642, who was killed in the line of duty 58 years ago on Dec. 23, 1962.

The Corsicana Police Department has arrested a 17-year-old suspect following shootings that left two others wounded Wednesday at Bunert Park.

Corsicana police are asking for the public’s help to identify people involved in shootings Wednesday morning in Bunert Park that left two teens wounded.

Three juveniles were arrested Monday, following an investigation into a video of a suspect drinking from two juice bottles, then putting them back on the shelves, at Walmart in Corsicana.

The Corsicana City Council granted a sixth extension to the Corsicana Water and Adventure Park during its Monday, March 9 session. Corsicana Police Chief Robert Johnson also presented the results of his department's Annual Racial Profile Report for 2019.

While not in the top 10 news stories, these stories focus on individuals from Corsicana who have made an impact in both our community and in entertainment.

A United States Marine believed to have left Arizona for California's Camp Pendleton never arrived, has been found days later in Navarro County.

When not on the beat solving local crimes, Corsicana Police Chief Robert Johnson is on set making movies.

Corsicana Police Department congratulated Det. Michael Ray on his retirement Wednesday, July 31 after 35 years of service to the department.

The indie dark comedy film "Burying Yasmeen" premiered for local Corsicana audiences on Tuesday at Schulman's Movie Bowl Grille.