What was a joyous occasion turned into a tragedy in seconds. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Wednesday, 22 people were shot, one of whom was killed, after the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade. Kansas City police tell us they have three people in custody. Several of those victims are still in critical condition in … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — A driver took off after a man on a motorcycle crashes into a vehicle from behind on the south side Thursday night, according to San Antonio Police. The incident occurred on Rayburn Drive around 10:33 p.m. Thursday. Police arrived to find a man who crashed his motorcycle by rear-ending a vehicle causing … Read more
Police say Tanya (AKA: “Tay Tay”) was last seen Wednesday morning on Brenna Road. WAXAHACHIE, Texas — Waxahachie police have issued an AMBER Alert to help find a 12-year-old girl who went missing on Valentine’s Day. According to officials, Tanya Jackson was last seen at 10 a.m. Wednesday on Brenna Road, near U.S. 287 and … Read more
On days like today the family-owned business is enjoying the rush of orders – not having a moment to sit back and smell the roses. SAN ANTONIO — This year would make 19 years that the Pretty Petals Floral Boutique has served the community. Pretty Petals Floral Boutique owner Leticia Rodriguez says it’s been a … Read more
The chicken wing revolution will be televised. This hidden gem near San Antonio’s airport is serving up new spins on the classic big-game meal. SAN ANTONIO — The Super Bowl may be over, but that doesn’t mean that hot wing season has to be, too. KENS 5’s Justin Calderon visited Revolutionary Wings, where a culinary … Read more
The Spurs pick up another loss on the Rodeo Road Trip. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs picked up a road loss in Dallas to the Mavericks 116-99. The Spurs are now 1-4 start on the Rodeo Road Trip. Victor Wembanyama recorded a triple-double with 26 points and nine rebounds. Jeremy Sochan had 10 … Read more
U.S. Representative Greg Casas of Austin and San Antonio is leading the way in this effort, co-sponsoring the “Connect the Grid Act”. SAN ANTONIO — Democratic Texas lawmakers are looking to “break up” with blackouts. On Wednesday, the group announced a new bill that would require the state’s grid operator to connect to the federal … Read more