San Antonio and Oklahoma City each won 60-plus games in the regular season leading up to the playoffs clash. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder were a cut above their fellow Western Conference hoopers during the regular season, each wining at least 60 games en route to locking down the … Read more
Volunteers are transforming the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo site into a welcoming, year-round destination, driven by community pride and economic growth plans. SAN ANTONIO — Volunteers came armed with sharp, pointy sticks, grabber tools and gusto to clean an east-side connector route used by thousands of guests every year at San Antonio Stock … Read more
John Crimber, a Decatur native, took home his first PBR World Championship win over the weekend. FORT WORTH, Texas — A North Texas bull rider is the best in the world, and he has the trophy to prove it. John Crimber, a 20-year-old from Decatur, Texas, won his first championship title at the Professional Bull … Read more
A former Dallas firefighter says he shouldn’t repay $127,441 the city kept sending him after he resigned and moved to Florida. DALLAS — A trial date has been set for a civil suit filed by the city of Dallas against a former firefighter who reportedly received $127,441 in payments after resigning from his position. Court … Read more
As early voting begins, Congressional candidates are crisscrossing Texas to make their final pitch. DALLAS — A new poll shows the U.S. Senate race is a toss-up regardless of which Republican candidate is victorious in a contentious runoff election on May 26. Early voting began Monday in the contest between incumbent Sen. John Cornyn and … Read more
An 81-year-old widow said her tax refund was sent to the wrong bank account. Jackson Hewitt immediately resolved the issue after KENS 5 reached out. SAN ANTONIO — Dora Lopez lost her husband, Roberto, last year. The 81-year-old widow was now dealing with expenses she didn’t see coming and needed every dollar she could get. … Read more
The fire department shared the list as the city kicks off Flood Awareness Week to educate drivers about the dangers of navigating flooded roadways. SAN ANTONIO — It’s the most common four-word refrain whenever heavy rain arrives to San Antonio: Turn around, don’t drown. It’s that sentiment, as well as other messages of preparedness, that city … Read more