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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San Antonio, Texas, United States (Local)
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
Addie Roberts, one of the teenagers behind the project, says it's so cool to help people and really puts thing into perspective.
Two years ago, its previous shelter caught fire. At the time, its clients and staff escaped the flames and no one was hurt.
By: Henry Ramos
All by hand, the teen built a 27-foot trailer and will be taking it to the Panhandle to help farmers and ranchers affected by the biggest fire in Texas history.
By: Henry Ramos
Junior Leandra Valdez is a member of the school's group now called Mariachi Engranaje Azul.
By: Henry Ramos Kens
The Vice President of Fundraising for the Battle of Flowers Association took KENS 5 inside 'the den', which houses some of the festive floats.
By: Henry Ramos Kens
Meantime, there is a rarity. A group of young men make up an all-boys choir with one of them being in the group since he was eight.
By: Henry Ramos Kens
It sounds like a gun, but it isn't a gun. It's non-lethal, and police say it's a game-changer when it comes to detaining suspects without use of force.
By: Henry Ramos
All five men are facing nearly 30 charges all together.
Investigators are hoping this new effort will generate leads to capture two men the Bexar County Sheriff's Office is working to track down.
For the first time in school history, the O'Connor High School Theatre is going to state for its one-act play. However, the competition is the same day as prom.
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