Alan Kozeluh is a Visual Journalist for KENS 5, focusing on local news in San Antonio, Texas. With a passion for storytelling, Alan captures the essence of the community through his visual storytelling skills, highlighting the stories of individuals, events, and issues that matter to the people of San Antonio.
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Alan Kozeluh's coverage primarily focuses on local events and stories in San Antonio, Texas. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including community events, health and wellbeing, family relationships, entertainment news, crime and safety.
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By: Alan Kozeluh
Sophia Munson spent years building up the strength to have a daddy-daughter dance. Her family is raising money for a special treatment as her recovery continues.
By: Alan Kozeluh
Her work is on display alongside other artists in the UTSA Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition.
Boerne family carries on the tamalada tradition after the death of their mother.
Volunteers spent Saturday laying wreaths on veteran gravestones at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
By: Alan Kozeluh
Vibrant Works, formerly San Antonio Lighthouse for the blind, worked with the theater to set up audio description service.
By: Alan Kozeluh
While introducing the bills alongside other state leaders in Brownsville, Abbott made several claims about the state of the border.
A few extra steps can prevent your celebration from becoming an emergency situation.
By: Alan Kozeluh
The Village Board bid farewell to the Niles police chief whose career in law enforcement — which spanned more than four decades — started and ended in the north suburb.
By: Alan Kozeluh
Noting the exponential increase in demand for services the Niles Township food pantry has provided since it started decades ago as a small operation
By: Alan Kozeluh
Morton Grove fire Chief Ralph Ensign is set to retire at the beginning of the new year, a departure that will cap off his nearly 50 years of experience as a firefighter and fire services leader. A …
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