Rachel Denny Clow
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Indictment behind Rancho Alegre raids charges 19 in federal drug conspiracy (opens the original)
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Rachel Denny Clow brings two decades of journalism experience to her role as executive reporter, where she leads collaborative investigative reporting that drives real change in South Texas. JIM WELLS COUNTY, Texas — Nineteen people are charged in a federal drug conspiracy indictment made public this week, after DEA agents and Jim Wells County deputies raided homes in the Rancho Alegre community outside Alice on Tuesday, according to court records obtained by KRIS 6 News. See our previous covera
Officer-involved shooting reported near Port and Agnes in Corpus Christi (opens the original)
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A man is in critical condition after an officer-involved shooting on the city's Westside Saturday evening, Corpus Christi police said. Todd Green, assistant chief of the investigations bureau, said patrol officers responded to a disturbance call in the 300 block of Parr Street around 7:21 p.m. Callers reported a man on a bicycle was firing a gun at dogs in the neighborhood and then threatened a woman who tried to intervene, Green said. The suspect fled the area on the bicycle. Officers got a des
Kingsville police officer resigned after being confronted over personal use of surveillance, records show (opens the original)
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Rachel Denny Clow brings two decades of journalism experience to her role as executive reporter, where she leads collaborative investigative reporting that drives real change in South Texas. KINGSVILLE, Texas — A Kingsville Police Department officer resigned the same day his department confronted him about using the city's Flock automated license plate reader system for personal reasons, KRIS 6 News has confirmed. A misconduct investigation report obtained by 6 Investigates shows Detective Gabri
Ingleside residents can use tap water again after main break repaired, testing completed (opens the original)
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Rachel Denny Clow brings two decades of journalism experience to her role as executive reporter, where she leads collaborative investigative reporting that drives real change in South Texas. The City of Ingleside on Friday lifted the boil water notice that had been in effect since Sept. 1, when a water main break caused a loss of pressure across the city's water system, according to a city press release. Required water quality testing has been completed and results confirm the water meets all st
849 traffic stops, 16 arrests: DPS releases first numbers from Highway 361 crackdown (opens the original)
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Rachel Denny Clow brings two decades of journalism experience to her role as executive reporter, where she leads collaborative investigative reporting that drives real change in South Texas. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — In just over two weeks of stepped-up enforcement on Highway 361, Texas DPS troopers have made 849 traffic stops, issued 216 citations and arrested 16 people; including three for driving while intoxicated, according to numbers provided to KRIS 6 News by DPS Sgt. Rob Mallory. The figure
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