Mike Jimenez is a Multimedia Journalist at KVUE MEDIA. He covers a range of topics including crime, family health, and social issues, with a particular focus on the judicial system and cultural dynamics in Texas, especially San Antonio. Mike's work has been featured in various outlets, including KIII 3NEWS, KHOU 11, and 9NEWS.
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Mike Jimenez's coverage primarily focuses on local tragic events, community support efforts, and crime-related incidents in the San Antonio area. His articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
Given his focus on tragedy, community support, and crime within the local context of San Antonio and Texas, he may be receptive to pitches that offer human-interest stories highlighting community resilience amidst tragedies or comprehensive insights into local social issues like homelessness or immigration challenges.
As Mike covers evolving stories extensively, experts with real-time knowledge of developing situations could provide valuable contributions for his articles. Additionally, professionals specializing in trauma response or community outreach programs might find an opportunity to contribute expert commentary regarding the tragic events covered by Mike.
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By: Mike Jimenez
"We would have went in... But we couldn't. We couldn't even get close," said Diana Ramirez and Nancy Murray.
By: Mike Jimenez
Santa Sanchez called her grandson, Drew Moreno, her little angel on earth. Now, she says he's her angel in heaven.
By: Mike Jimenez
"We're expecting icy conditions, and the potential for snow," said Seth Christensen, TDEM.
By: Mike Jimenez
SAN ANTONIO — A woman is facing an animal cruelty charge after she was allegedly caught on camera hitting her puppy, according to a release.
By: Mike Jimenez
"I had to take a minute, and just like tears of joy. I just did not want her to be in a pauper's grave. She didn't deserve that, after what she'd been through."
SAN ANTONIO — A baby found in a toilet at a Whataburger in Converse last month, will be laid to rest. The baby, now named Mary, will have a proper funeral.
"This is what our life looks like during inclement weather," said Jack Bolden.
"It should be, by all rights, ignored, and given no heed whatsoever," said Thomas Saenz, president and general counsel of MALDEF.
By: Mike Jimenez
SAN ANTONIO — Are you a believer in the spirit world and the unexplained? Well if you are not, you might be after reading this story.
By: Mike Jimenez
"If it's between a trash can and a fire station, I hope that they choose the fire station," said Pam Allen.
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