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
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.
By: Zack Briggs
More than 250 people have come through the low-barrier shelter, with about 40% moving into permanent housing, which is above the national average.
By: Zack Briggs
One of the strategic priorities calls for improving services for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness.
By: Zack Briggs
State Rep. Donna Howard of Austin filed two bills ahead of the 2025 legislative session, focused on women's reproductive rights.
A law passed in 2023 allows for the use of climate-controlled baby boxes where mothers can anonymously surrender their infants.
By: Zack Briggs
Since 2019, more than 5,500 students have been financially served through the UTSA Bold Promise program.
One neighbor named Jacob said he's aware of more than a dozen homeless people occupying one home along the 3000 block of west Commerce street.
By: Zack Briggs
The Texas Department of Transportation's construction project outside Harlan High is expected to include sidewalks and crosswalks.
The Community Alliance for Traffic Safety and UTSA have been at the helm of researching the behaviors of aggressive drivers involving more than a thousand people.
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