Henry Ramos is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas, focusing on local news. He has written for KENS 5 and his work has also appeared in KWTX News 10 and Connecticut Mirror. Henry covers a range of topics including crime, community events, transportation, and human interest stories.
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Henry Ramos predominantly covers local news with a focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and announcements. His articles often revolve around community service, San Antonio events and issues related to family support.
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By: Henry Ramos Kens
SAN ANTONIO — KENS 5 obtained new video which shows the dramatic moments an off-duty Bexar County Sheriff's deputy was clinging on for dear life on the roof of a moving SUV.
The dashboard allows you to track the biggest crimes happening in your zip code or service area, as well as the time it takes officers to respond.
By: Henry Ramos
The debate comes at a crucial time with early voting a week away and Election Day three weeks away.
On Friday night, photos show James Hamling getting off a plane at the San Antonio International Airport. He hasn't been seen since.
By: Henry Ramos
The Plata family said Ricardo "Rick" Plata spent 40 days in the ICU until he lost his tough fight on October 17.
By: Henry Ramos Kens
On Tuesday, the owners of Cafe Chris had a soft opening of their new location seven months after the devastating fire.
Owner Manuel Rodriguez says he's shaken up after someone broke into the Mexican-style hot dog joint on Tuesday morning.
Four men from the Austin area were arrested and accused of trying to get medicine with a fraudulent doctor's note.
"We are striving to get the stigma removed from hospice," Shelly Lares says.
City Council passed a resolution raising awareness on the serious problem and also called for expanding access to treatment and recovering services.
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