Zack Briggs is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas, who writes for KENS 5. With a focus on local news, Zack covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in KIII 3NEWS and KAGS-TV.
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Zack Briggs primarily covers local crime and breaking news in the San Antonio area, with a significant focus on expert commentary and evolving stories. His coverage encompasses various topics such as LGBTQ+ rights, missing persons, homelessness, and community safety.
To effectively reach out to Zack Briggs, consider providing expert insights or commentary related to ongoing criminal investigations or evolving stories in the San Antonio area. Additionally, offering perspectives on local government announcements or political developments relevant to his coverage themes may also be of interest.
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By: Zack Briggs
SAN ANTONIO — The first day of early voting in Bexar County resulted in record-breaking turnout with just a couple weeks until the November 5 election.
By: Zack Briggs
A Helotes woman was dumbfounded when she discovered she was sent another mail-in ballot, despite having already submitted one in early October.
By: Zack Briggs
Isaiah Perales faces numerous charges, including capitol murder. His arrest follows an extensive investigation involving the tracing of Perales' digital footprint.
By: Zack Briggs
An alleged Bexar County jail inmate conversation led to one person stating, "All of this is over 20 bands ($20,000).”
Those who refuse to comply could face a Class C misdemeanor and a fine of up to $500.
By: Zack Briggs
Christian Assistance Ministry's Dawn White-Fosdick hopes the plan leads to improving the options for permanent supportive housing and mental health care services.
By: Zack Briggs
Fiesta marks the Church of God Seventh Day's biggest fundraising event of the year.
Police arrested Franco Summers, 32, who now faces a murder charge in the Saturday killing of Christopher Fuentes.
By: Zack Briggs
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward up to $5,000 reward for tips that lead to arrests in the murder of Enrique Villanueva.
By: Zack Briggs
Immigration attorney Carlos Castañeda said potential policies enacted under the Trump administration could impact lawful residents and undocumented immigrants.
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