Is this the beginning of the end for TV political ads? KENS 5 learned expert insight as political discussions are happening more than ever online. SAN ANTONIO — Social media has been on fire after Tuesday’s presidential debate. Political memes, videos and discussions flooded users’ feeds. Experts say now more than ever, people are talking … Read more
College football giveth, college football taketh. TEXAS, USA — It’s time to get serious. It’s Week 3 of the 2024-2025 college football season and teams are starting to take shape. Some of our Texas FBS teams have looked unstoppable — the majority are still trying to figure out what kind of team they want to be, … Read more
Astros second baseman Jose Altuve was replaced by Mauricio Dubón after apparently injuring himself on a swing. HOUSTON — Astros second baseman Jose Altuve was pulled from Wednesday night’s game against the Oakland A’s after an at-bat in the fifth inning. In a 2-1 count to lead off the fifth, Altuve took a swing and … Read more
Klay Thompson, J.J. Barea and Steve Nash are all set to play at the Dirk Nowitzki Foundation Tennis Classic. DALLAS — Klay Thompson will join Dirk Nowitzki and other former Dallas Mavericks in a celebrity tennis match on Saturday. Thompson will make his second public appearance as a Dallas Maverick since his introductory press conference … Read more
Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off Monday, but various Alamo City organizations are getting the party started this weekend. SAN ANTONIO — As Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off, San Antonians can look forward to a festive weekend with events across the city organized in celebration of Dieciseis de Septiembre, or Mexican Independence Day. You can find … Read more
MLB has set a deadline of Oct. 15 for a “binding, detailed commitment” to plan for a new minor-league baseball stadium. SAN ANTONIO — Metaphorically speaking, the City of San Antonio has stepped into the batter’s box of its plan to construct a modern stadium for the Missions minor league baseball team downtown. What happens … Read more
Starting in October, customers can expect letters informing them of their water service line material type, although many will be marked as unknown. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Water Systems has been tasked with identifying and replacing water pipes made of lead as part of an initiative to comply with updated federal regulations. The city-owned … Read more