Mike Jimenez is a multimedia journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. He has worked for various news outlets, including KENS 5, KVUE MEDIA, FOX West Texas, WBNS-TV, and KYTX CBS19. Mike's reporting focuses on local news, covering stories ranging from crime and justice to community events and human interest stories.
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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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"The public needs to understand that the drug landscape has changed with the introduction of fentanyl and synthetics. Every dose is potentially a lethal dose."
By: Mike Jimenez
"The public needs to understand that the drug landscape has changed with the introduction of fentanyl and synthetics. Every dose is potentially a lethal dose."
Diabetes is a big problem here in San Antonio, and new data shows it's getting bigger.
By: Mike Jimenez
"I start seeing different comments about the trapper traps them, about 130 a week," said Eddie Jaime, area neighbor.
By: Mike Jimenez
The 16-year-old driver is facing charges of manslaughter and injury to a child.
"He opens the door and he starts yelling at me and that's when he drags me out and I'm like holding onto the car," said Ismael Perez.
"Last night when the storm came through the county, we received a 911 call that a young man was in the water, and his vehicle was floating away," said Sheriff Brown.
November 10, marks five years since Eddie Gonzales last spoke with his daughter Meagan. Weeks later, her body was found burned in a field in southwest Bexar County.
By: Mike Jimenez
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — November 10 marks five years since Meagan Gonzales went missing after last speaking to her father at their west-side home.
By: Mike Jimenez
From knives, to corkscrews, to power tools, to luggage and jewelry. Everything is shipped to the Texas State Surplus Store in Austin where it is resold.
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