Luke Whitney is a local journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. He has written for various news outlets, including KENS 5, KHOU 11, and 11Alive, covering a range of topics including crime, local news, and community events. His work has also been featured in multiple other news channels across Texas and the United States.
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San Antonio, United States (Local)
Luke Whitney focuses on breaking news and evolving local stories, particularly in the areas of crime and entertainment news. He covers a variety of topics including arrests, investigations, accidents, and local news. If you have access to breaking information or insights related to ongoing criminal cases or developing incidents in San Antonio or Texas that align with his coverage focus, your pitch is likely to be well received.
Given Luke's emphasis on real-time reporting of unfolding events, providing timely updates on developing crime-related stories would likely capture his attention. Additionally, if you can offer unique perspectives or exclusive details related to high-profile incidents within the region he covers, it may significantly enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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By: Luke Whitney
On Aug. 12, Chief of Police Homer Delgado ordered a comprehensive audit of UPD servers to see whether there was any bodycam footage yet to be disclosed.
By: Luke Whitney
Authorities say they don't know if the victim was killed from the crash or from gunfire.
By: Luke Whitney
In June 2022, Homero Zamorano was arrested near a tractor-trailer carrying dozens of undocumented migrants dead or dying from heat exhaustion.
Authorities say they believe no one lives at the location as it should be an empty rental home.
By: Luke Whitney
In June 2022, Homero Zamorano was arrested near a tractor-trailer carrying dozens of undocumented migrants dead or dying from heat exhaustion.
By: Luke Whitney
Authorities said a search warrant unveiled the suspect had almost 100 firearms and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition at his residence.
By: Luke Whitney
The officers were at the scene to arrest a suspect with active felony warrants, but ended up at the wrong house.
SAFD is on the scene and has confirmed one person is dead. SAN ANTONIO — One person is dead after reportedly being hit by a vehicle.
By: Luke Whitney
Juan Gutierrez was reportedly last seen on the 1800 block of Marble Springs.
By: Luke Whitney
Juan Gutierrez was reportedly last seen on the 1800 block of Marble Spring.
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