The crash has drawn scrutiny on the trucking company’s history of safety violations and alleged falsification of records. DALLAS — A Kaufman County grand jury has indicted a truck driver on multiple felony charges stemming from a June 28 crash on Interstate 20 near Terrell that killed five people. Alexis Osmani Gonzalez-Companioni, 27, faces five … Read more
The Hazard Mitigation Action Plan said flooding was “likely” and multiple county locations were “vulnerable.” KERR COUNTY, Texas — Kerr County had specific, documented, flood vulnerabilities well head of July 4th. The Kerr County Hazard Mitigation Action Plan, which KENS 5 found online, accurately predicted what areas would flood well ahead of time. It also … Read more
With Wemby entering Year 3, some tantalizing rookies and much-needed additions at center, the days of 20-win seasons should be behind San Antonio. SAN ANTONIO — So, is the Spurs’ rebuild over? I wouldn’t say that, no. Are the days of 20-some wins a season over? I’d say yes to that. Definitely. Get ready, Spurs … Read more
With Wemby entering Year 3, some tantalizing rookies and much-needed additions at center, the days of 20-win seasons should be behind San Antonio. SAN ANTONIO — So, is the Spurs’ rebuild over? I wouldn’t say that, no. Are the days of 20-some wins a season over? I’d say yes to that. Definitely. Get ready, Spurs … Read more
A San Antonio influencer has a front-row seat to the cultural shift she says she’s witnessing around faith and how to practice it. SAN ANTONIO — Catholic influencers from around the world gathered at the Vatican this week for a first-of-its-kind celebration of digital evangelization. Among the hundreds invited was Diana Lopez of San Antonio, … Read more
A San Antonio karate dojo combines AI learning and martial arts for modern samurai training. SAN ANTONIO — When you think of samurai, you probably think of ancient Japanese warriors with long metal swords. While that way of life may seem like something from long ago, one of San Antonio’s own karate dojos is using … Read more
HB 1481 mandates that all public and open enrollment charter schools prohibit students from using personal electronic devices, including cellphones. SAN ANTONIO — Beginning Sept. 1, use of cellphones in schools will be banned in Texas–the result of a new law signed by Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday in Amarillo. Now, as the new school … Read more