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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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.
By: Henry Ramos
20 bars are participating in the Free Rides Program of San Antonio.
By: Henry Ramos Kens
The Grammy-winning group has also been honored by the state as it celebrates three decades of music.
By: Henry Ramos
SAPD said somehow the long-time officer was shot by his own pistol at the old Columbia Heights Elementary located off Fitch Avenue.
The group is made up of retired SAPD officers that will be protecting the downtown area unarmed.
By: Henry Ramos Kens
SAN ANTONIO — The FBI is warning about criminals using artificial intelligence to carry out financial fraud.
Six years ago, client Patrick Sturdivant heard an ad for "The Cabinet Wizard" and contacted Brad Richard about a project. The rest is history.
Executive Plant Manager Kim Calderon said about 900 employees work at the facility and handle about 10 to 15 million pieces of mail per day.
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