KENS 5 spoke one-on-one with Tristan Kern De Gonzales, who says he felt some comfort on Sunday, surrounded by all the love and support for his husband. SAN ANTONIO — It’s been one week since the murder of “King of the Hill” voice actor Jonathan Joss. Sunday evening, a vigil was held at Crockett Park by … Read more
According to exhibits submitted with a lawsuit, the mayor called people who opposed the project “terrorists,” “unfortunate looking creatures” and “f-ing losers.” PALMER LAKE, Colo. — The mayor of Palmer Lake quit on Wednesday while facing a possible recall election, as the community debates the annexation of land to build a mega gas station on … Read more
Plaintiffs accuse Fairlife of using the cover of night to source milk from two Arizona dairies with alleged abusive, inhumane practices. PHOENIX — A household name in the dairy industry popular for its chocolate milk and “Core Power” protein shakes is under more scrutiny from consumer and animal rights groups. According to an amended class-action … Read more
Alma Bowman faces deportation as ICE questions her U.S. citizenship, despite her American Navy veteran father and decades spent in the U.S. MACON, Ga. — A Macon woman is facing potential deportation after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in March. Alma Bowman, 58, remains in custody at the Stewart Detention Center in … Read more
“Zebra Ed,” who escaped in Tennessee, has been safely returned to his owner, thanks to a Texas aviation crew’s efforts in locating and recovering him. RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Tenn. — A viral sensation with stripes and four legs is back where it belongs — and a Texas-based aviation crew played a key role in the rescue. … Read more
BULVERDE, Texas — UPDATE 6/8/25 After waiting over 1,128 days for someone to choose her, Kiwi was adopted into a loving home on Sunday. We are overjoyed that she finally gets her happy ending. That’s why we continue to shine the spotlight on these once overlooked animals. It just takes that one person to show … Read more
The cases are a miniscule fraction of the 11.3 million Texans who voted in the November 2024 General Election. AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced on Thursday that her office was referring the names of 33 “potential noncitizens” who voted in the November 2024 General Election to the Texas Attorney General’s … Read more