For the first time in 26 years, KENS 5 and Credit Human are doubling down on educators with the EXCEL Award. The winner now receives a $2,000 check. SAN ANTONIO — Local teacher Jamie Hernandez was brought to tears as her name was called out during a large school celebration, to accept the KENS 5 … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — A winter blast arrived in San Antonio early Tuesday morning after a much-anticipated arctic system made its way across the Alamo City throughout the evening, eventually bringing snowfall after midnight. Here are some photos and videos shared by KENS 5 viewers… Original News Source RELATED STORIESThreat call prompts lockdown at Royal Ridge … Read more
“This is what our life looks like during inclement weather,” said Jack Bolden. SAN ANTONIO — As temperatures remained dangerously cold throughout the day, those looking out for the most vulnerable in our community stayed busy. The outreach team at Christian Assistance Ministry are making sure they get off the streets and into a warm … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — With freezing precipitation in the forecast, mutual aid workers and volunteers say they are doing everything they can to keep people from dying in the cold. West side advocate Susana Segura said unsheltered people with mental health or substance abuse issues are particularly vulnerable when the weather is freezing. Monday, with the … Read more
Peltier was active in the American Indian Movement, which began in the 1960s as a local organization in Minneapolis. WASHINGTON — Just moments before leaving office, President Joe Biden commuted the life sentence of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier, who was convicted in the 1975 killings of two FBI agents. Peltier was denied parole as recently … Read more
The nonprofit alongside First Baptist Church of San Antonio, ventured out to homeless encampments offering coffee, soup, blankets and much more. SAN ANTONIO — Monday marked a frigid day for millions of people across Texas and for one San Antonio nonprofit, their mission focused on providing warm relief for the homeless community. Broken Warriors Angels … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — With freezing precipitation in the forecast, mutual aid workers and volunteers say they are doing everything they can to keep people from dying in the cold. West side advocate Susana Segura said unsheltered people with mental health or substance abuse issues are particularly vulnerable when the weather is freezing. Monday, with the … Read more