Luis Cienfuegos is a photojournalist at KSAT 12. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on civil rights, water management, and diversity and inclusion. His work has been featured in KSAT, highlighting significant themes in culture, society, and real estate.
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Luis Cienfuegos' articles predominantly cover local news concerning family and relationships, crime, government and politics in the San Antonio area. The topics covered include housing, animal welfare, juvenile crime, property taxes, water safety, police policies among others.
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By: Daniela Ibarra, Hope Monte, Luis Cienfuegos
The Alamodome is no stranger to fouls — and we’re not just talking about basketball.
By: Luis Cienfuegos, Rocky Garza
The initiative, which launched in 2011, has decorated, cardboard figures to symbolize children in the community who may or are silently enduring abuse.
By: Ryan Cerna, Luis Cienfuegos, Garrett Brnger, Mark Mendez
KSAT captured video Tuesday showing portions of a wall removed; UTSA says it’s for asbestos remediation
By: Adam B. Higgins, Garrett Brnger, Luis Cienfuegos
An outside arbitrator ruled a San Antonio police officer should be reinstated who, along with another member of the street crimes unit, forced his way into a home and repeatedly punched a man who had walked away from an attempted traffic stop.
By: Garrett Brnger, Adam B. Higgins, Luis Cienfuegos
SAN ANTONIO – An outside arbitrator ruled a San Antonio police officer should be reinstated who, along with another member of the street crimes unit, forced his way into a home and repeatedly punched a man who had walked away from an attempted traffic stop.
By: Courtney Friedman, Luis Cienfuegos
After an assault, survivors often get a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) exam. Now, they are able to choose where they get that exam.
By: Luis Cienfuegos, Garrett Brnger
As Ron Nirenberg wraps up eight years as San Antonio’s mayor, not all his plans will be able to wrap up within his tenure.
By: Luis Cienfuegos, Courtney Friedman
In 2018, KSAT began reporting on the firefighter-cancer connection. In the seven years since, research has spurred extensive changes at the San Antonio Fire Department.
By: Luis Cienfuegos, Courtney Friedman
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By: Luis Cienfuegos, John Paul Barajas, Richard Baltazar
As Fiesta returns to San Antonio this week, the San Antonio Police Department is implementing a series of heightened security measures to ensure public safety at one of the city’s largest annual events.
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