Award-winning specialty producer Rachel Denny Clow began her career in newspapers before transitioning to a specialty producer role in television, with a focus on investigative journalism.
Clow began her career in journalism at the age of 16 (The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho) and quickly realized the power and responsibility journalists have in accurately reporting the important news of their communities.
She moved to Corpus Christi in 2004 and spent 15 years working as a photojournalist, videographer, and reporter at the Corpus Christi Caller-Times before ultimately transitioning to television.
Last year, she was part of the team that exposed deadly problems with wrong-way drivers on the Harbor Bridge in Corpus Christi. That reporting led to significant traffic changes that officials said have saved lives. For this reporting, KRIS 6 News was the recipient of the Carole Kneeland Award.
In 2023, she was nominated for both a Lone Star Emmy and Texas Broadcast News Award for her part in exposing corruption at the Nueces County Medical Examiner’s Office. That investigation, which spanned over 30 stories, resulted in the arrest of the Nueces County Chief and Deputy Chief Medical Examiners.
KRIS 6 News was also awarded the 2023 Nancy Monson Spirit of FOI Award for a series of stories on the dismissals by the Nueces County District Attorney's Office.
Clow holds degrees in photojournalism from Rochester Institute of Technology and a Master of Business Administration from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.
