Roxy Van Ruiten
Meteorologist at KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX)
First-Gen🎓 San Antonio📍 Mexican-American with Dutch roots🇲🇽🇺🇸🇳🇱 Bilingual Journalist & Weather Forecaster
Articles
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1 month ago |
kens5.com | Roxy Van Ruiten
SAN ANTONIO — A powerful Holy Week tradition returns to the streets of San Antonio this Friday. The annual reenactment of the Passion of the Christ will begin at 10 a.m. at Travis Park and will end at San Fernando Cathedral, bringing the story of Jesus’ final moments to life in front of hundreds of spectators. Directed by parishioner Edgar Holguin, the dramatization is a community-driven event powered entirely by volunteers. “This will be my fourth year directing this… we’re not actors.
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1 month ago |
kens5.com | Roxy Van Ruiten
SAN ANTONIO — After a weekend packed with buzzer-beaters, heartbreak and celebration, fans from across the country are heading home from San Antonio following the NCAA Men’s Final Four. Whether their team won or lost, many say the experience was unforgettable and San Antonio played a big part in that. Over the past few days, the city hosted thousands of college basketball fans, filling the Alamodome, the Riverwalk and just about every downtown restaurant.
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2 months ago |
abc10.com | Roxy Van Ruiten
SAN ANTONIO — As cicada season reaches its peak, another creature is taking advantage of the influx: copperhead snakes. Wildlife experts say these venomous snakes are blending into the environment, making nighttime encounters more likely than usual. Tanner Easton, herpetology manager at the San Antonio Zoo, explains that cicadas are a prime food source for copperheads, drawing them out now more than often.
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2 months ago |
abc10.com | Roxy Van Ruiten
SAN ANTONIO — Cracking a cascarón over someone’s head is a cherished Fiesta and Easter tradition but with egg prices climbing, will San Antonians have to crack open their wallets too? Egg prices have doubled in parts of Texas, with some grocery stores struggling to keep them in stock. That’s putting pressure on vendors who rely on affordable eggs to produce thousands of cascarones for the Spring festivities.
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2 months ago |
kens5.com | Roxy Van Ruiten
SAN ANTONIO — Cracking a cascarón over someone’s head is a cherished Fiesta and Easter tradition but with egg prices climbing, will San Antonians have to crack open their wallets too? Egg prices have doubled in parts of Texas, with some grocery stores struggling to keep them in stock. That’s putting pressure on vendors who rely on affordable eggs to produce thousands of cascarones for the Spring festivities.
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