KENS 5 Eyewitness News NOW: Recent Episodes
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A father and step-mother are charged in connection with the death of a 12-year-old boy. Also, a fight between a group of girls turns into a shooting. A 29-year-old man and a 13-year-old boy were shot but are expected to be ok. Those stories and more on Eyewitness News NOW
Longtime journalist Gary DeLaune is being remembered by colleagues and friends after passing over the weekend. CPS Energy is creating a new program to make sure life-saving equipment keeps working when the power goes out. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A three-year-old child and a man recovering after being shot in a drive-by shooting.
Slick roads are possible this morning... TxDot urging you to use caution as you get ready for work.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Evacuations are still in place - after winds took over a controlled burn in Bastrop County.
The popular "Cowboy Breakfast" won't return to the public until 2023 due to Covid concerns.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
More local school districts are cancelling classes due to surging cases of Covid-19.
A San Antonio doctor has found a cure for the hiccups... and he's taking his idea to "Shark Tank."
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
British authorities arrest two teens in connection to a hostage situation at a synagogue in Colleyville. San Antonio's Martin Luther King Jr. Day march is virtual again this year, but there are still other ways to commemorate the day.
Seguin ISD is closing all schools and offices today due to staffing shortages amid the COVID-19 surge.
For the first time in six months, parents will not see an extra few hundred dollars in their bank accounts today. It was a part of the monthly child tax credit of President Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief package. Payments expired at the end of last year.
And a fire started at an abandoned northwest-side restaurant after someone threw a Molotov cocktail through the window, the San Antonio Fire Department says.
Those stories and more on KENS 5 News Now on Friday, Jan. 14.
A San Antonio Police Officer rescues an unconscious woman from a fiery car crash.
City Council to vote on CPS Energy rate hike today.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
San Antonio Police make an arrest in the case of two toddlers found abandoned at a southeast side home.
Joint Base San Antonio will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the U.S. Air Force by hosting the Great Texas Airshow in April.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A man was shot when he discovered two people trying to steal the catalytic converter off his car.
The CPS energy board voted unanimously for a rate increase... the city council will vote in two days.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A man is in critical condition after being shot outside of a bar this weekend.
Employee paychecks are being stolen with just one email in a scam called "Payroll Diversion."
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
San Antonio's annual Martin Luther King Jr. March, the biggest event of its kind in the country attracting hundreds of thousands of participants, is going virtual for a second straight year due to surging COVID-19 cases in the community.
And if you’re trying to get tested for COVID-19, the City of San Antonio is warning you to stay alert as they’ve been made aware of fake testing sites across town.
Those stories and more in on KENS News NOW for Friday, Jan. 7.
Today marks one year since the U.S. Capitol was attacked - resulting in five deaths and and the injuries of at least 140 law enforcement officers. This month a new law goes into effect in Texas - protecting dogs who are tethered outside.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A teenager is recovering after police say she accidentally shot herself in the shoulder while playing with a gun, and the FBI is expanding its search for missing 3-year-old Lina Sardar Khil. Those stories and more in KENS 5 News Now.
Health authorities upgrade the local Covid-19 risk level to severe after more than 11,000 new cases were reported in the first three days of 2022. Becky Hammon makes her head coaching job with the WNBA's Las Vegas Aces official. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Outreach groups assist those in need by providing shelter and supplies to stay warm during the recent cold blast. Now that the calendar moves to 2022, 23 new bills have become law in Texas. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A man is shot and killed on a downtown street overnight. Metro Health is reporting a three-fold increase in coronavirus cases ahead of New Year's Eve. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
San Antonio’s police chief gives an update on the missing three year old girl, while search efforts and resources ramp up. The surging demand for COVID testing has people waiting in long lines for hours in San Antonio to get a test. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Two teens are shot in a park on the south side overnight. Federal health officials are out with new guidance on who needs to isolate and for how long after testing positive for the coronavirus. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
The Medina County Sheriff’s Office cancels amber alert after three missing children and their father are found in good health. San Antonio Police are searching for a man wanted for gas station armed robbery and shooting. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputy turned herself in on Wednesday morning, after two warrants were issued for her arrest. Abigail Rios is accused of hitting a suspect almost two years ago. Investigators said the incident was caught on a surveillance camera.
And it was a scary situation for a teen shot in San Antonio. Police said he was robbed and then shot, but still managed to run and get help.
Also, the search continues for three missing siblings from Hondo. The U.S. Marshals announced they are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the safe location of the family.
Those headlines and more on KENS 5 News NOW for Thursday, Dec. 23.
President Joe Biden announced 500 million free rapid tests for Americans, increased support for hospitals under strain and a redoubling of vaccination and boosting efforts.
And the San Antonio Police Department are investigating alleged peepholes found at a northwest side hotel. A local couple told KENS 5 they were staying at a hotel off Interstate 10 when they made the startling discovery.
And the UTSA game recap against San Diego State in the Frisco Bowl
These headlines and more on KENS 5 New NOW for Wednesday, Dec. 22.
A Texas man is the first person in the U.S. confirmed to have died from the Omicron variant. San Antonio Police warning about fraudulent stickers on parking meters downtown stealing your money. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
An employee is shot at a downtown nightclub. The Omicron variant could cause a million new cases a day, although it's unknown whether the illness will be as severe as delta. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A man is dead after he was shot multiple times in his vehicle. Police believe he drove a short distance after the shooting, but then crashed his car.
And one Texas police department is warning people about catalytic converter thefts. One shop says they are seeing two to three thefts per day. People are stealing them because they contain precious metals and can cost anywhere from $600 to $3,500 to replace.
Those headlines and much more on KENS 5 News NOW for Friday, December 17.
A woman is found shot to death on an East Side street. A San Antonio Boy Scouts employee is facing child pornography charges. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A San Antonio family says their restaurant was lit on fire in back to back attacks.Also, the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo has announced the final list of entertainers for the 2022 event. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Local health officials have confirmed at least two cases of the Omicron Coronavirus variant in Bexar County. Tim Duncan will match all donations to the San Antonio Food Bank during the holidays. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
The search is on for a shooting suspect after a man was shot three times on the northwest side. Also, Vicente Fernández, a legendary Mexican singer, has died at age 81. Those stories and more in today's KENS 5 News Now with the Eyewitness News morning team.
Northside ISD officials launch an investigation after video surfaces of students having sex inside a bathroom at Warren High School. A broken dam along San Antonio's River Walk will finally get some much needed repairs. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A 45 year old woman is accused of stealing jewelry from children at the south side daycare center where she worked. Hemisfair's three parks will undergo a beautification project thanks to a $50,000 grant. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News Now.
Despite no confirmed cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant in Bexar County, Metro Health increases the risk level to the second of five levels. Bexar County commissioners approve a requirement that the sheriff has to release body camera video of incidents 10 days after an incident takes place. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo confirms the first case of the Omicron coronavirus variant in Texas. One person is in police custody following a standoff on the east side that lasted several hours. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A woman's husband is shot dead after trying to break up an argument on Pleasanton Road. Today major airports nationwide begin enforcing a new COVID testing rule regardless of travelers' vaccine status or nationality. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A woman was hit and dragged by a vehicle trying to cross the street just west of downtown. And a couple is now filing a $1 million lawsuit after a man illegally recorded them at an Airbnb rental cabine. Those stories and much more on KENS 5 News Now with Sarah Forgany.
New video from a road rage shooting - as the search for the gunman evolved into a SWAT scene last night. San Antonio ISD in critical need - now offering more money to substitute teachers. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
An argument between two teenage girls ends up with one of them shot. San Antonio fire dispatchers are using new 911 technology that's saved lives and freed up resources for other emergencies. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A Bexar County sheriff's office detention cadet dies in his first day at the training academy.
A San Antonio city drainage project is causing a flood of problems for some residents.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
The second Cyber Monday of the pandemic is on track to be the biggest one yet. Starting today, the United States is banning travel from eight countries in Southern Africa where the Omicron strain of the Coronavirus was first detected. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A missing person's case turns into a murder investigation as Schertz Police suspect foul play. Samsung is bringing a $17 billion chip factory to Texas. Also, there is currently a shortage of both fresh and artificial Christmas trees. Those stories and more in today's KENS 5 News Now.
San Antonio businesses report that they are still struggling with hiring and retaining good employees. UTSA students will be able to attend the C-USA conference championship game in two weeks for free thanks to donations.
Those stories and more in today's KENS 5 News Now.
As one of the busiest travel seasons of the year gets underway, drivers are facing the highest gas prices in nearly a decade. Plus, a cold front moved in overnight to kick off the week.
Those stories and more in today's KENS News Now with Sarah Forgany.
Attorney Thomas J. Henry has filed a $2 billion lawsuit on behalf of those affected by the tragedy at Astroworld. In total, 282 people have hired Thomas J. Henry to represent them. Another 120 victims have reportedly contacted the firm regarding injuries and damages.
Two men got into an altercation, leading to a shooting southeast of downtown, the San Antonio Police Department said.
And a San Antonio police officer has been indicted on a charge of tampering with a government record, according to the Bexar County District Attorney.
These stories and more in Friday's Eyewitness News NOW.
A murder investigation is underway - 10 years after a man was killed.
Spurs Sports and Entertainment gears up for groundbreaking at The Rock at La Cantera.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Charges are possible after dozens of students were seen fighting on video at Churchill High School. The footage captured a violent and chaotic scene on a football field.
Democratic candidate Beto O’Rourke made his first on-the-road campaign stop in San Antonio where he criticized Gov. Greg Abbott on a slew of issues and declared his ambition to legalize marijuana in the Lone Star State.
And Nike is delaying the release of its sneaker collaboration with rapper Travis Scott amid the Astroworld Festival tragedy. Also, Pfizer asked U.S. officials to approve the COVID-19 pill.
Those headlines and much more on Eyewitness News NOW for Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Beto O'Rourke announced he plans to run for governor, San Antonio Police are searching for a teen who went missing last month and another sign of the holiday season has popped up in San Antonio.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
The youngest victim trampled during Houston's Astroworld Music Festival has died. City leaders want you to weigh in on how federal funds will be spent. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Local charities are helping families complete their holiday menu as food and fuel costs continue to rise.
This weekend - SAPD hosts a VIN etching event to help you protect your car.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
An apartment on the southwest side explodes, leaving a man with burns.
A woman on a motorcycle swerves to avoid being hit by a car, and is hit and killed by a second car.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A San Antonio woman says she’s full of happiness… even after a close encounter with death.
A teen who went missing from Houston weeks ago is believed to be near San Antonio.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A woman and her boyfriend are fighting for their lives after a stabbing. An art installation stolen from a group of artists has been found.
Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
Lawsuits have already been filed against Astroworld organizers and rapper Travis Scott. The United States reopens its borders to international visitors as long as travelers are fully vaccinated. Those stories and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW.
A technology firm is using its 3D printing capabilities to revolutionize housing in Texas by building a 3D-printed neighborhood, German festival Wurstfest kicks off in New Braunfels for the first time since the pandemic began, new Biden administration rules might soon affect millions of people in Mexico, and San Antonio will offer free child care for some families who qualify. Those headlines and more on Eyewitness News NOW for Friday, Nov. 5.
A woman is badly burned in a house fire north of downtown, Andre McDonald, the Air Force major accused of killing his ex-wife, has his bond reduced, and parents of children 5-11 can now book COVID-19 vaccine appointments at Wonderland of the Americas vaccination clinic.
A woman was shot in the face Tuesday night in the Quarry. Police say she was shopping when a man came up and tried to steal her car. That man was arrested.
In other news, Republicans flipped a Texas House seat in a special election and the Braves defeated the Astros to win the World Series.
A woman is accused of pointing a loaded gun at trick-or-treaters, the CDC is expected to approve COVID vaccines for kids and eight constitutional ammendments will be on the ballot as people head to the polls today for Election Day. Those headlines and much more on Eyewitness News NOW for Tuesday, November 2.
The Supreme Court is expected to take up the controversial Texas "Heartbeat Bill", San Antonio's mayor urges families to sign up for the child tax credit and the Astros stave off elimination. Those headlines and more in today's Eyewitness News NOW!
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