These stories cover the history of Verrückt at Shlitterbahn Waterpark. Tracing back to its unveiling in 2014 through the tragedy that would claim 10-year-old Caleb Schwab's life.
2017
Settlement reached between Caleb Schwab's family and Schlitterbahn
Possible changes coming to Kansas amusement parks after Schlitterbahn tragedy
Sisters injured in fatal Schlitterbahn water park accident reach settlement
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback tightens regulations after boy's waterslide death
Family of boy killed at Schlitterbahn water park to receive $20M
Kansas AG unsure when Schlitterbahn investigation will wrap up
2016
10-year-old boy dies at Schlitterbahn water park
Community remembers 10-year-old Caleb Schwab
KCK police say 10-year-old died of neck injury at Schlitterbahn
Kansas Department of Labor has one inspection record on file for Schlitterbahn
Family, friends of women injured at Schlitterbahn water park shed light on accident
Schlitterbahn reopens days after 10-year-old's death
Schlitterbahn water park's rides privately inspected in June
Riders say straps came loose on Verrückt
Family, friends and community honor 10-year-old Caleb Schwab
Weight of Caleb Schwab and two women on Verrückt was within park regulations
Exclusive: Independent investigators examine Verrückt one month after Caleb Schwab's death
Schlitterbahn Kansas City announces Verrückt water slide to be removed after child death in August
2014
Schlitterbahn's 'Verrückt' enters Guinness Book of World Records
Opening of Verrückt, world's tallest water slide, delayed
Schlitterbahn opens for the season without newest attraction
Verrückt debut delayed until late June
Schlitterbahn announces new delay for Verrückt; continues testing
Schlitterbahn announces further delay in Verrückt opening
Opening of Verrückt on hold for now
Verrückt to open at Schlitterbahn on Thursday
First riders on Verrückt give their thoughts on world's tallest water slide