15 families are seeking justice against Nueces County Medical Examiner's office for botching autopsy of their loved ones. The suit also claims negligence on the part of former Chief Medical Examiner Adel Shaker and Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Sandra Lyden. In other news, the gun man who carried out a racially motivated mass shooting in a Walmart in El Paso has agreed to pay the families of the victims more than 5 million dollars.

In today's news we discuss the man who kidnapped estranged woman and kid being sentenced to over 37 years of prison. In other news, the Texas Department of Transportation and a consultant team are conducting an environmental study for a second North Padre island causeway. The consultant team is focused on collecting the apt data for the next few months, including the traffic reports.

Tune in to hear more about Corpus Christi Restaurant Week and explore an array of rich delicacies. We bring you more in-depth information about Proposition A and more!

Paxton's acquittal gets mixed reactions from Texans this comes he still faces an FBI investigation. On other news, the city of Corpus Christi will be soon relishing delightful delicacies at Coastal Bend Restaurant Week which starts on Friday 22, 2023 - the best way to get around the best eating spots in the town.

The Nueces County Republic Party has voted for an interim district attorney and sent the recommendation to Governor Greg Abbott. The candidates selected for the position each made a presentation where James Sales fetched the most votes. On Monday night, Corpus Christi School District joined the lawsuit regarding a changes to the rating systems. The petition started with Kingsville ISD and now there are several districts joining in.

Tuning in with Lon Gonzalez this week - the Corpus Christi City Council will be holding their future meetings in a new location beginning September 19th in the CRTA building. The impeachment trial of Ken Paxton continues as the former attorney general was asked about his alleged mistress.

Texas school districts are joining a lawsuit against the TEA over rating system changes, the districts aim to get more time before the rating system comes to execution. Speaking of: 3 out of 4 Texas school teachers are seriously considering leaving the profession as per a recent survey. Finally, a new state law requires any report of child abuse to give their phone, address and name, making anonymous reports prohibited.

Listen more updates on the Ken Paxton Trial and hear how Texans are now involved in a new student loan repayment plan more than any other state in the country. We bring you the your daily news dose here at KEDT. Stay informed. Stay connected.

The Department of Justice is looking for asylum seekers and refugees who have been discriminated against by SpaceX as a part of lawsuit filed against the firm last month. In other news, CCFD puts out three fires at Sunrise Mall Saturday and no injuries were reported from the incidence. And Rio Grande Valley football teams honor lost players for the rest of the season.

Corpus Christi, here is your news for the week. A man was mauled by two Pitbulls while stopping them from attacking his wife. He is now recovering from the injuries from the attack. Heat is not the only cause of hospitalization in the recent months, poor air quality is a concerning cause that impacts your respiratory health too. Finally, Texas AG Paxton pleads not guilty as historic impeachment trial begins