6 Investigates

KRIS 6 News has learned of two more people who have died on the Harbor Bridge, or U.S. Highway 181, from wrong-way accidents.

KRIS 6 sat down with both the Corpus Christi and Portland police chiefs to talk about the differences in their policies in pursuing wrong-way drivers

"I'm not a safety expert and I don't know what the best thing is, but whatever we do, we need to expedite (...) all the options to the public," State Rep. Todd Hunter said.

KRIS 6 News is looking for solutions for the wrong-way drivers on the Harbor Bridge. What do public officials say the solution is?

Steve and Sarah Banta say an Uber driver's quick action helped avoid a collision with a wrong-way driver on the Harbor Bridge following a popular event at the USS Lexington Museum on the Bay.

A new crash dashboard reveals 177 people died on roadways in Corpus Christi between 2017 and 2021. The Corpus Christi Metropolitan Planning Organization hopes to change these statistics.

It took one Corpus Christi resident three years to get changes made at an exit off the Harbor Bridge, after witnessing multiple accidents from his office.

Several criminal and civil lawsuits involving fatal wrong-way accidents have, or are, making the way through the local justice system.

Local law enforcement share tips on how to protect yourself from wrong-way drivers who may be traveling on the Harbor Bridge.

Officers with the Portland Police Department risk their lives to stop wrong-way drivers on the Harbor Bridge and U.S. Highway-181.

The proposed fix to wrong-way drivers on the Harbor Bridge by the Texas Department of Transportation has some public officials questioning whether it will bring intended results.

Seven years after Susan Hardinger's sister was killed by a wrong-way driver on the Harbor Bridge, she is demanding action. Hardinger is asking how many more people need to die.

An investigation by KRIS 6 News reveals at least five people have died in the last seven years due to wrong-way drivers on the Harbor Bridge.

Hagerty Consulting may have given Nueces County bad recommendations, which could lead to denials in ARPA funding

A letter sent to County Attorney Jenny Dorsey sets forth the procedures for the lawsuit filed to remove Nueces County District Attorney Mark Gonzalez.

The Corpus Christi City Council unanimously approved the hiring of a new auditor, George Holland, on Tuesday.

A petition seeking the removal of Nueces County District Attorney Mark Gonzalez was filed late Friday in District Court.

A proposed law would do away with the statute of limitations in civil cases involving sexual assault. Locally, there are at least 12 pending civil cases against the Diocese of Corpus Christi.

6 Investigates obtained secret documents revealing the steps taken, or not taken, in cases involving accusations of sexual assault against local priests.

An oversight in the office that manages your tax money in Nueces County means some entities, like the county, city and school districts, could get some extra money.

Nueces County Commissioners Court is scheduled to meet with engineers in charge of the new boiler system at the County Courthouse and jail.

The new Harbor Bridge isn't the only bridge under construction in Texas with design problems. A bridge in Harris County had a similar design, with similar concerns, and the same original engineer.

On Wednesday, commissioners voted 3 in favor, to reassign Julie Guerra, Robert Hernandez voted nay and county judge Barbara Canales abstained from the vote.

The Hospital District may be on the hook for $500,000 spent on a study requested by County Judge Barbara Canales.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has found the boiler at Nueces County to be out of compliance.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday on behalf of 13 families was filed against Nueces County, former Chief Medical Examiner Adel Shaker and former Deputy Medical Examiner Sandra Lyden.

The 6 Investigates team speaks with the president of Govind, the third-party company hired to certify the boilers at the Nueces County courthouse.

With early voting just around the corner, 6 Investigates digs into the residency of Mayoral candidate John Wright.

Documents exclusively obtained by 6-Investigates detail issues with the installation that could lead the pipes to burst and also void the warranty of the boilers.

Olivia Fox said she will never forget the image of the gash across his entire forehead: The child's head was cut open from ear to ear.

Brent Chesney said commissioners court added some requirements and mandatory certifications to the job description that weren’t clarified before.

In a significant about-face, the city of Detroit is now redacting disciplinary records for police officers on the force today.

6 Investigates has learned certain programs designed to help offenders are being utilized less than previous years. Some cases are being dismissed while offenders are in the middle of those programs.

CCPD takes 6 Investigates through the procedure for sending cases to the district attorney's office, and how the decision to prosecute a case rests with them.

Nueces County dismissed nearly 17,000 criminal cases in a period that spans more than three years. The 6 Investigates team spent months digging through nearly a 1,000 documents to find out why.

As the legal process between the Jones family and Nueces County officials drags on behind closed doors in regard to Padre Balli Park's fate, 6 Investigates digs into documents

On Thursday, a House select committee released audio of an Ohio Oath Keepers leader communicating during the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol. Jessica Watkins is charged with seditious conspiracy.

The Nueces County Commissioners Court voted to accept the severance agreement of former Nueces County Chief Medical Examiner Adel Shaker.

6 Investigates uncovers a local man doing a physician’s job for years, even though he doesn't have the proper license to be one.

The attorney for Sandra Vasquez, one of three people awaiting trial on charges related to the murder of Breanna Wood, has filed a motion to dismiss.

Residents, former teachers and parents in Pawnee say they were retaliated against by the superintendent of the small school district in Pawnee.

6 Investigates examines cases in which the Nueces County District Attorney's Office chose not to pursue charges in cases that would revoke probation.