Sue Calberg is a multimedia journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. She covers local news stories for KENS 5, focusing on issues that impact the community, including crime, social justice, and human interest stories. Sue is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of San Antonio.
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Sue Calberg's reporting largely centers around local crime, public safety, and community development in San Antonio, Texas. Her frequent coverage of evolving stories and breaking news indicates that she is likely to respond well to pitches related to ongoing developments or urgent issues in the region.
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By: Sue Calberg
One month after a woman was abducted from hiking trail and killed, no arrests have been made. Crime Stoppers is now offering a reward in the case.
Investigators hope they may have found one of the weapons used in an attack that killed a four-year-old.
By: Sue Calberg
South San Antonio nature preserve will soon be a 188-acre oasis. SAN ANTONIO — In a room full of people excited about a new south San Antonio nature center, the broad smile on the face of Elaine Hernandez stood out.
By: Sue Calberg
Judge William Cruz Shaw said the teen deserves a lengthy sentence for terrorizing dozens of victims
They fear newcomers may underestimate the danger of flash flooding.
Floatable booms trap debris as it washes downstream, making cleanup easier.
Roving packs of pigs plague the Salado Creek corridor. SAN ANTONIO — Like many newcomers to the southeast-side of San Antonio, Sean chose
San Antonio Water System says the lingering smell might be due to a recent private property sewage problem at a nearby apartment complex.
By: Sue Calberg
The baby owl is all grown up and soaring at Arboretum San Antonio.
By: Sue Calberg
The community came together to support grandparents raising grandchildren.
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