Low-flying military helicopters rattled homes on San Antonio’s northwest side. We learned they were special operations Chinooks from Fort Campbell in Kentucky. SAN ANTONIO — A formation of military helicopters flying low over a northwest San Antonio neighborhood Monday evening caught the attention of residents and quickly spread across neighborhood apps and social media. One … Read more
The Spurs beat the Pistons during their undefeated February. Can they down the East’s best once again? SAN ANTONIO — The Spurs‘ annual Rodeo Road Trip is over, and for the first time in a while they’re in position to make noise in the Western Conference playoff race. Despite the many road games in February, … Read more
The 19-minute interview amounted to the Republican congressman’s most in-depth public remarks since the September death of Regina Santos-Aviles. SAN ANTONIO — Contending with a controversy that has clouded his reelection bid now heading to a primary runoff battle, U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales appeared on an online radio show and admitted he “made a mistake” when … Read more
With the Strait of Hormuz closed, much of the world’s oil supply has been cut off. SAN ANTONIO — The big question on a lot of our minds what does the situation in Iran mean for gas prices? Right now the national average is $3.19 a gallon. Here in Texas we’re paying $2.81. With the … Read more
Both victims were taken to BAMC for treatment. SCHERTZ, Texas — Two 17-year-old boys were shot just after midnight Wednesday in Schertz, and investigators believe the violence was not random. Police responded to the 2100 block of Redbud Way shortly after 12 a.m., where they found both teens suffering from gunshot wounds. Emergency crews began … Read more
James Lykes had a parking sticker at the top of his windshield but was still towed. The towing company still wanted money until KENS 5 got involved. SAN ANTONIO — James Lykes moved into his new apartment complex on valentines day weekend and received a tow sticker to put on his windshield. He put it … Read more
A judge halted construction at Camp Mystic’s Guadalupe campus after a flood killed 27, but wouldn’t block the camp from re-opening the Cypress Lake campus. TRAVIS COUNTY, Texas — A judge has ordered Camp Mystic to stop construction and changes at one of its campus following a hearing tied to one of several lawsuits filed … Read more