The presumptive GOP nominee for 2024 becomes the first former U.S. president to be criminally convicted. TEXAS, USA — Texas leaders are reacting to a Manhattan jury’s historic conviction of former President Donald Trump’s conviction in the “hush money” case. A 12-person jury found Trump, 2024’s presumptive Republican nominee in the Oval Office race, guilty … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – VIA officials and transportation advisors discussed VIA’s propsed plans for its Rapid Silver Line at a panel earlier this week. The Rapid Silver Line is a proposed corridor that would connect San Antonio’s East and West Sides through downtown, according to a press release. The route would begin at Our Lady of … Read more
This almost 11-year-old Collie and Lab mix was surrendered to the shelter after his owner got too old to take care of him. KERRVILLE, Texas — Our “Forgotten Friends” series showcases a dog or cat each week that has spent a lengthy time at an area shelter, just waiting for someone to notice them and … Read more
NEW YORK – Former President Donald Trump, who was found guilty on all 34 counts related to falsifying records in a hush money trial, spoke to reporters Thursday afternoon outside a New York courtroom. Trump became the first former president to be convicted of felony crimes Thursday as a New York jury found him guilty … Read more
“I have a lot of really good memories with the music, going on a few dates, so yeah a lot of fun,” said Catherine Law. SAN ANTONIO — The Rustic at The Rim, a popular north side restaurant and concert venue, closed without notice earlier this week. Several patrons spoke to KENS 5 expressing confusion … Read more
The presumptive GOP nominee for 2024 becomes the first former U.S. president to be criminally convicted. TEXAS, USA — Texas leaders are reacting to a Manhattan jury’s historic conviction of former President Donald Trump’s conviction in the “hush money” case. A 12-person jury found Trump, 2024’s presumptive Republican nominee in the Oval Office race, guilty … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Long stretches of days when the temperature reached 100 degrees or more last summer have left an impression emblazoned in many San Antonians’ minds. “Just excessive sweating, not to mention when hurricane season comes around, and it’s also very humid,” said Erica Kirk, who regularly conducts outdoor workouts through a company called … Read more