Alicia Neaves is a news anchor and reporter for KENS 5, based in San Antonio, Texas. With a focus on local news, Alicia covers a range of stories including community events, crime, human interest, and nonprofit initiatives. She is dedicated to keeping her audience informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to the San Antonio community.
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Alicia Neaves' coverage is primarily focused on local news, including crime and community events. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships, entertainment, and crime.
Given her focus on personal stories in the local community, she may be interested in human-interest pieces that highlight individuals or families overcoming challenges or making a positive impact. Additionally, pitches centered around unique community events or educational initiatives within Texas could resonate with her coverage.
As Alicia focuses on the San Antonio area and Texas at large, sources with firsthand knowledge of local events or those deeply embedded in the communities she covers are likely to catch her attention.
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By: Alicia Neaves
It starts with someone who thinks they find a great deal online. It ends with a dumpster stuck in their front yard.
By: Alicia Neaves
Francisco Esparza, a member of the Mexican army, asked Santa Anna to bury one of the Tejanos. It was his brother, Gregorio, who died defending the Alamo.
By: Alicia Neaves
Cindy Gausline was last seen leaving her east-side apartment Sept. 15. The last time anyone heard from her was that same night in a puzzling phone call.
By: Alicia Neaves
The homeowners even purchased most of the clowns for the movie to add to their all-out display, unveiled Sunday evening.
By: Alicia Neaves
Renovating the old Nix Hospital into luxury River Walk apartments could start as soon as January. Ex-Nix employees say these rooms might come with ghostly company.
By: Alicia Neaves
DENNIS Uniform closed all locations earlier this month, citing financial distress. It's left local parents and schools scrambling to find a new place to go.
By: Alicia Neaves
One bullet was found in Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD and at least 13 bullets in Northside ISD.
By: Alicia Neaves
The center, run by Catholic Charities of San Antonio, is the organization's 13th resource center in the city.
About 50 years ago, the birth of I-37 separated downtown from the historic east-side. Under Project Marvel, the two would reconnect with a massive land bridge.
By: Alicia Neaves
Advocates say veterans in Bexar County who use VASH vouchers can only apply to 7% of local rental properties. Most landlords won't accept them.
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