After waiting over 100 days for someone to notice him, Ocean was adopted after his story was featured on KENS 5. NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — Another happy ending for one of our Forgotten Friends. After waiting more than 100 days for someone to notice him, Ocean was adopted by a KENS 5 viewer after we … Read more
Follow us here to get the latest top headlines with KENS 5’s Sarah Forgany every weekday! SAN ANTONIO — Two workers died Thursday and dozens of others were injured after a hydrogen sulfide release at the PEMEX facility in Deer Park, according to Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez. Deer Park Office of Emergency Management officials … Read more
“Tony wanted to put his best foot forward,” said Claxton on the Kidd-Parker 2003 trade rumors. SAN ANTONIO — In a touching social media post, former Austin Spurs guard Jeff Ledbetter announced his retirement from basketball. Never would have thought a skinny little kid from Brea who fell in love with sports from a young … Read more
Concerns are growing as human waste continues to litter the streets in downtown Houston. HOUSTON — There are growing concerns about human waste littering the walking paths at Allen’s Landing in downtown Houston. People who live nearby said efforts to keep it clean are falling short and believe a nearby homeless encampment is the source … Read more
A preliminary investigation revealed that the 48-year-old inmate experienced a medical episode made worse “by her detoxing conditions.” SAN ANTONIO — An inmate at Bexar County Jail is now dead after a medical episode, according to authorities. On Thursday at about 5:58 p.m., a deputy found a 48-year-old female inmate unresponsive at the jail. Another … Read more
A preliminary investigation revealed that the 48-year-old inmate experienced a medical episode made worse “by her detoxing conditions.” SAN ANTONIO — An inmate at Bexar County Jail is now dead after a medical episode, according to authorities. On Thursday at about 5:58 p.m., a deputy found a 48-year-old female inmate unresponsive at the jail. Another … Read more
The campaign fights the spread of the fentanyl in the state. AUSTIN, Texas — The “One Pill Kills” multimedia campaign has accumulated over 1.5 billion impressions across all platforms since it’s start in April 2023, according to a Thursday announcement from Gov. Greg Abbott. “Fentanyl is the single deadliest drug crisis our state—and our nation—has … Read more