Follow us here to get the latest top headlines with KENS 5 anchor Sarah Forgany every weekday! SAN ANTONIO — Police say the same man, 19-year-old Nathan Martinez, pulled the trigger in two murders over the last 17 months. He was arrested Wednesday on several charges, including murder, aggravated assault and drug possession. “We are … Read more
The city-owned electric company will be holding a virtual town hall meeting on Thursday. SAN ANTONIO — CPS Energy wants to hear from you on a proposed rate increase which will raise customer bills by less than $5 dollars. The utility company said this will open a two-way dialogue with customers, as they discuss the … Read more
Heart attack numbers tick up heading into the holiday season. Here’s what to watch out for. SAN ANTONIO — The holiday season sees a huge uptick in heart attacks. Excess food, alcohol, and stress are often to blame. Heart disease is the number one killer in San Antonio and Bexar County. The key to beating … Read more
LEON VALLEY, Texas – Two residents of a home in Leon Valley managed to safely escape a house fire late Wednesday night, the Leon Valley Fire Department said. The fire was called in around 10:30 p.m. at a home in the 6000 block of Forest Bend, found not far from Evers Road and Bandera Road. … Read more
LONDON – Elton John has urged British lawmakers to do more to fight HIV and AIDS, saying the U.K. can be the first country in the world “to defeat this awful virus.” The British star spoke to lawmakers and campaigners in the grand Speaker’s House of Parliament on Wednesday evening at an event honoring his … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Before it can build the new terminal at San Antonio International Airport, the city’s preferred contractor will need to fly in first. Hensel Phelps has been tapped for an up-to $1 billion construction management contract for the airport’s Terminal Development Program. The Colorado-based company is one of the largest aviation construction contractors … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The top challenge facing the hospitality industry is the labor shortage, with many restaurants changing how they do business to achieve long-term survival. Hiring in the restaurant industry is slightly up compared to last year, and that’s good news, according to Dawn Ann Larios with the Texas Restaurant Association’s West Texas Region. … Read more