Jeremiah Marshall
KRIS 6 News
Corpus Christi, TX, United States
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Softball tournament fundraiser helps the family of 4-year-old Knox Longoria
Several softball players gathered at the Veterans Memorial Park in Beeville to not only put their athletic abilities to the test but also to use their skills to honor the Longoria family. → Read More
Heat index could catch a lot of visitors off-guard, if they're not careful
Several visitors we found outdoors share how they are managing the hot weather. → Read More
'Tent City' cleared by city crews
City of Corpus Christi workers are clearing a major homeless campsite better known as "Tent City." → Read More
Memorial Day Ceremony at the Coastal Bend Veterans Cemetery
Dozens of people attended a Memorial Day service honoring fallen heroes. → Read More
Community leaders share the importance of educating yourself on rip currents
Commissioner Chesney says to make more of an impact, the foundation is open to community suggestions. → Read More
Volunteers within the community conduct their search for young beach swimmer
Bass’ mother Ana says the family came to the beach Sunday night, Andrew and his 16-year-old brother went for a swim and that’s when things took a turn. → Read More
'Adopt A Senior' social media group brings hope during COVD-19 pandemic
With the many adjustments due to the ongoing pandemic, school seniors say they are thankful to be a part of the adopt a senior group on social media. → Read More
U.S. commanding officers bid farewell as they seek retirement at 112th Support Group ceremony
With the welcome of a new command, team members say they still must do their best to protect. → Read More
Oso Creek rising to near flood levels
Oso Creek is steadily rising after torrential rains soaked the Coastal Bend Wednesday morning. → Read More
Many came together in support of one-year-old Jessell Lopez
A long line of cars was filled with not only folks who wanted to donate but also family and friends. → Read More
Many gathered at Sherrill Park to celebrate Arm Forces Day
Arm Forces Day can be seen as a day filled with rich history and to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. → Read More
Benjamin Crump, the attorney representing George Floyd's family, visits Corpus Christi
Judge Peter Cahill found former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin abused his authority as a police officer when he restrained Floyd during an arrest last year. → Read More
Rebound: School counselors reaching out to students about mental health
Many students are finishing up their high-school careers as the 2020-2021 school year comes to an end, which already is a difficult task when there's not a global pandemic occurring. → Read More
Several families celebrate Mother's Day at the park
Rather if it’s taking mom out for dinner, spoiling her with her favorite things to do, or both. Many folks decided to take advantage of our local parks. → Read More
Residents at Cimmaron Estates sign a "waiver of liability" form before moving back
The waiver states how there will be ongoing construction at the premises. → Read More
Ben Bolt VFD hosts fundraiser for engine repairs
Members of the Jim Wells community came together to support the Ben Bolt volunteer fire department. → Read More
We're Here: Mesquite House BBQ & Catering Co. welcomes customers
Visitors say homegrown small businesses like Mesquite House BBQ must have community support. → Read More
Sinton rescue group looks to help round up loose dogs after shelter fire
Sinton Animal Friends' Amy Howington was able to help, clearing space at the Taft Animal Control so many more affected animals can come in. → Read More
Rainbow Room creates Easter baskets for foster-care children
The organization said it has more than 400 children it looks after in Nueces county, and the Rainbow Room has always made great strides to provide children with joy even through an ongoing pandemic. → Read More
Rural area families get much needed assistance with Mi Casa Home Health food distribution
Fruits, vegetables, bread, and milk can be tough to find for many residents who live in rural areas. → Read More