Folks are traveling from around the world to see the April 8 total solar eclipse, which will carve a path across the nation from Eagle Pass, Texas, to Caribou, Maine. Many people are choosing to view the eclipse from the Texas Hill Country, which statistically has the best chance for clear skies along the path. … Read more
Buckle up, y’all. We’ve got a wild stretch of weather ahead. Forecast Highlights: Clearing and warm (mid-80s) today A high fire danger exists along the Rio Grande, with dry air and gusty winds this afternoon A cold front sweeps through this evening, roughly around 8 p.m. When it arrives, expect very gusty winds. Gusts of … Read more
Six people were arrested at the Bangkok International Airport after allegedly trying to smuggle 87 animals out of Thailand in their luggage. Five men and one woman, all from India, were smuggling a small zoo, according to the Thai Customs Department. In their luggage, they had one red panda, 29 lizards, 21 snakes, 15 birds, … Read more
It’s like taking a ride on a roller coaster, holding a five gallon bucket of water. But, Catapult Falls can help you beat the Texas heat. SAN ANTONIO — Who’s going to turn down an invitation to SeaWorld? That’s what I first thought when I opened the email, asking us to come try the park’s … Read more
Follow us here to get the latest top headlines with KENS 5 anchor Sarah Forgany every weekday! SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police released video of a fight from back in December involving a security officer at a southeast-side taco shop. Now, police are asking for help finding the suspects seen in the video. Read … Read more
LOS ANGELES – Throughout the billion-dollar “Barbie” film, an instrumental version of Billie Eilish’s hit “What Was I Made For” weaves in and out, soundtracking the famous doll’s existential crisis. In the final scene — no spoilers! — Eilish’s crackling, saccharine falsetto is finally heard atop the familiar piano. Cue the waterworks. It is one … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Are you planning to fly over the next week? You won’t be alone. Officials at the San Antonio International Airport say they’re expecting a record-breaking spring break travel season with more than 340,000 travelers flying in and out of the Alamo City between March 8 and 12. Recommended Videos That’s a 9% … Read more