Vanessa Croix is a news anchor for KENS 5 and FOX West Texas, focusing on local news in the San Antonio area. With her extensive experience in reporting, Vanessa covers a wide range of stories including crime, community events, and breaking news. Her dedication to delivering accurate and timely information to the community has made her a trusted source for local news.
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Vanessa Croix focuses primarily on evolving and breaking crime stories in the San Antonio area, with a particular emphasis on local events and unsolved crimes. Given her focus, experts or sources who can provide insights into criminal investigations, law enforcement procedures, or community impact of such events may be well-received. Additionally, individuals with firsthand knowledge or direct involvement in these cases could also be valuable sources for Vanessa's coverage.
For entertainment news related to the San Antonio area, she might consider pitches about notable local events and their impact on the community. However, this is a secondary theme compared to crime-related topics in her coverage.
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The victim "suffered visible injuries from the assault," according to an arrest warrant.
By: Vanessa Croix
Corey Schultz is facing a charge in connection with the death of 71-year-old Keith Brown.
Celebrate history and heroism at the festival that benefits the San Antonio Fire Museum.
By: Vanessa Croix
Two men are now facing charges for an unrelated shooting that happened hours after the Lackland incident. BCSO says ballistics from both shootings match.
By: Vanessa Croix
According to an arrest warrant, Ruben Duron Jr. slammed the boy's head into a wooden fence post.
By: Vanessa Croix
According to an arrest warrant, Ruben Duron Jr. slammed the boy's head into a wooden fence post.
Magnolia Pancake Haus is teaming up with the San Antonio Coalition for Veterans and Families to raise funds to support our military community.
By: Vanessa Croix
Per arrest warrant, Robert Stead reportedly said, "If I see him on the f***** road again, I'll run him off it," referring to the driver of a school van.
An SAFD Battalion Chief said there was a gentleman that barricaded himself inside as firefighters were trying to make entry to the structure.
By: Vanessa Croix
Arrest records show Bryan Salazar and Isaiah Perales, who were taken into custody Thursday, were identified by multiple tipsters as the gunmen in the May attack.
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